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Large Shark Caught Off LI Coast: Patch PM
Also: Cover band leader dies at show / Deer rescuer talks / Boat crash / Bakery owner bids adieu / Pit bull charges officer, shot 3X: report

Share-worthy stories from Long Island Patch sites to talk about tonight:
Large Shark Caught Off North Fork Shore In LI Sound
The shark, which he quickly released, was a rare sighting for the longtime fisherman. Video here.
Find out what's happening in North Forkfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Chicago Cover Band Leader Dies While Performing On LI Stage
Mason Swearingen, leader of Beginnings, died on stage while performing in Bellmore over the weekend.
Find out what's happening in North Forkfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Man Who Saved Deer Trapped In Soccer Net Details Rescue
Todd Brush, the deer's savior, granted Patch an interview about what was going through his head during the process.
5 Hospitalized After Boat Crashes Into Jetty
The crash was reported over the weekend.
Longtime Bakery Owner Bids Adieu
Simon Jorna owned the Beach Bakery in Westhampton Beach for more than 30 years; he retired and friends gathered to say good-bye with love.
Wantagh Pit Bull Charges Police Officer, Shot 3 Times: Report
A Nassau County police officer shot a charging pit bull three times in Wantagh.
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- Hundreds Savor Cutchogue Fire Department's Chicken BBQ: Photos
- 2 Men Rescued After Kayak Overturns In High Winds, Rough Waters
- Nassau County Mom Stabs Dad Of 3-Year-Old Daughter, Police Say
- No Serious Injuries Reported In West Islip Car Fire
- Amistad Anchors In Port Jefferson: Info
- Here Are Farmer's Almanac Winter 2020 Predictions For New York
- Sayville's Jack Coan Named Wisconsin Starting Quarterback
- Bride: Salmonella Contracted In Long Beach Ruined My Wedding
- 3 Charged With Impersonating Feds To Steal $2 Million: DOJ
- WATCH: Stunning Video Gives Aerial Tour Of Long Island
- 44th Annual Hampton Classic Horse Show Kicks Off
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