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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.
Feds Charge Business Rivals In Firebombing Of NY Home
Two New Jersey men are accused of dropping off a homemade explosive device in the driveway of the house where it exploded.
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She's believed to have been clipped by a truck's mirror and was found in distress on a busy roadway Thursday.
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"I remember she read to me every night, and now I can no longer remember the sound of her voice." Gilgo Beach victim's daughter shares pain.

"10 years ago today, I lost the love of my life."
"We have loved serving the Farmingdale community for the past 13 years, and hoped you enjoyed us just as much. Thank you for everything."
Despite desperate attempts to save him with a forklift, he did not survive, police say.
The man, who has cognitive disorder, was struck, and was forced out of his vehicle to get a car service, police say.
The region's furry prognosticators will weigh in on whether more snow is due in 2024 on Groundhog Day on Feb. 2.
The man, who pleaded not guilty to the charges on Friday, is due back in court on Feb. 7, prosecutors announced
Police Warn Business Owners About Rash Of ATM Thefts
In each case, the ATM was removed with a hand-truck or carried away, leading officials to warn business owners to secure cash machines.
Paul Shaffer's Home Hits The Market For $2.75M
You can own the 4958-square-foot, gated home on eight acres, owned by the band leader on "Late Night with David Letterman."
"We value your feedback and will use it to improve our processes moving forward," the New Rochelle schools chief said.
Police Warn About Scary Doorstep 'Find My Phone' Scam
There were at least two reports of a man and woman who came up to homes falsely claiming that their lost phone was inside.
He stopped his SUV as the teen was walking in a residential area and committed a lewd act, police say.
Roy Braithwaite was arrested and charged this week for a Dec. 21 robbery, police said.

"I feel like if the pizza in Italy is a 10.0, ours is a 9.9," co-owner Joe Fortuna said. Vico will bring their pizza to people's homes.
County Legislator Seth Koslow told Patch that the swatters use hoax calls "to terrorize people."
It happened back in October in the second similar incident at the church within the year, Suffolk police say.

The loss of Cliford Saintvil is "profoundly felt," colleague says on Fund The First crowdfunding platform.
PSEG Long Island collected and distributed the toys and gifts at nine locations across Long Island.

Owner Jim Serpico plans to do pop-ups every Sunday where he will sell breads, sandwiches and pizza slices and pies.
Police were called to the Piermont Pier Wednesday over damage to the dock. The investigation expanded over video footage.
Nearly 100 animals, such as 3 cows, 10 piglets, 12 waterfowl, injured sheep, chickens, goats and a bunny were removed from the property.
Her vehicle struck a Jeep, and then four other vehicles before she ran away from the scene, police say.
The strike happened at around 8 a.m., causing delays . The person's condition is unknown at this time.
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