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Man Stabs Wife Near Kids: DA | Message In Bottle | Wild Car Pursuit
Also: $15K reward for missing service dog / 'Impractical Jokers' films / Lego thief: PD / Baby abandoned: PD / Horse sets off fire alarm

On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from all across New York. Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.
A message in a bottle sent 32 years ago by 2 students has brought hope and healing for the family of the teacher, who died recently.
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Kait's Angels, a group dedicated to helping honors in memory of Kaitlyn Doorhy, donated $5,000 this week to help bring Gigi home safely.
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Murr, a member of the hidden camera prank show, faced a punishment at the dress shop. The episode aired Thursday night.
Rebecca Benison's book "Harvest Cruise" started as a short story entry.
He also stole a vacuum, police say.
The mother of two girls, ages 5 and 11, was stabbed multiple times after she told her husband she wanted a divorce, the DA says.
The clerks and prosecutor quit because of a dispute over salaries, a village trustee told Patch.
The relaxed but stylish new restaurant's layout helps Gregory Stott get to know his customers.
His attorneys told Patch it is important that consumers be able to trust what they're being served as food.
Mother Of Newborn Found Abandoned In Hallway Arrested: Police
Cops say the 21-year-old gave birth alone, dressed the baby in a t-shirt, wrapped her in a blanket, and left her in the building.

Firefighters Race To Scene Of Alarm, It Was Just Jax Horsing Around
After allegedly triggering the false alarm with his teeth, the equine scofflaw refused to cooperate with fire officials investigating.
The driver was described as "reckless."

Dr. Brittney Di Bella joined the hospital in 2016.
Police believe the bills were a movie prop purchased online.

"The VFW represents men and women who have dedicated their lives to service and protecting democracy across the world."

The museum will dedicate a new exhibit honoring the "Triple Nickels," the men of the 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion.

The band raised more than $21K, which will be matched by a foundation. "It was an amazing night of music!" band member Andrew Morreale said.

The winsome trio just wants to stay alive.
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