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Long Island Professor's 'I Sit With Kaepernick' Shirt Causes Stir: Patch PM
Also: Grandmother dead, grandson hurt in attack at LI home / Local teen wows again on 'America's Got Talent' / Town councilman arrested

Share-worthy stories from the Long Island Patch network to talk about tonight:
LI College Professor's 'I Sit With Kaepernick' Shirt Causes Stir Online
"If people are offended, they have my apologies but I do not apologize for supporting free speech wherever and whenever I choose," the sociology professor said of wearing the shirt on Sept. 11.
83-Year-Old Woman Found Dead, Her Grandson Seriously Injured In Long Island Home
Details are still emerging about a murder investigation taking place Wednesday evening.
Find out what's happening in Medfordfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Christian Guardino Wows Again On 'America's Got Talent'
Watch the 17-year-old Long Islander's extraordinary performance here.
Long Island Girl Born With Cleft Lip Raises $93K For Children Less Fortunate
Ella Pastorelli traded in her lemonade stand for a gala at Oheka Castle to meet her goal of funding an additional 320 cleft lip surgeries.
Find out what's happening in Medfordfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Babylon Town Councilman Lindsay Henry Charged In Domestic Dispute: Police
Henry is charged with third degree assault, a misdemeanor.
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- Driver Flees Scene After Fatally Striking 80-Year-Old Woman
- Man Robs Babylon Bank After Attempting To Rob West Islip Bank: Police
- Levittown Footballer Nominated For Award From The Giants
- United Cerebral Palsy Employee Falsely Reported Sexual Abuse: Police
- Teacher Charged With Stealing From District: Police
- Man With Severe Burns Found In Glen Cove; Police Investigating
» Across America
- ESPN Host Who Called Trump A White Supremacist Should Be Fired, Sarah Huckabee Sanders Says
- Florida Nursing Home Death Toll Rises To 8
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