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Pit Bull Attacks Child Inside Long Island Home: Patch PM
Also: Long Island's richest zip code / Children hurt after minivan blows stop sign, strikes school bus / Joyful ending for homeless osprey

Share-worthy stories from the Long Island Patch network to talk about tonight:
Pit Bull Attacks Child Inside Long Island Home
A 7-year-old girl was airlifted to the hospital. A man and a woman inside the home were also bit by the dog Wednesday evening while trying to free the child from the dog's grip.
This Is Long Island's Richest ZIP Code
One Long Island ZIP code is so rich, it was listed the 18th most affluent in all of America.
Find out what's happening in Sayville-Bayportfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
3 Children, 2 Adults Injured In School Bus Crash: Police
A minivan crashed into the school bus full of elementary school students after running a stop sign, police say.
Joyful Ending: PSEG Erects New Pole For Homeless Osprey
The osprey could be seen already enjoying their new home on Wednesday, much to the relief of a concerned community.
Find out what's happening in Sayville-Bayportfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
LI School Official Voted Twice In 2016 Election: Officials
Florida authorities say he voted in person and via a mail-in ballot.
Also Worth a Look Today
- Woman's Car Catches Fire After Driving High, Striking Cop Car: PD
- $18.5M In State Budget To Stem Insidious MS-13 Recruitment: Cuomo
- New York Among Best States For Millennials: Report
- Sag Harbor's Lulu Kitchen & Bar Closed For A Few Days After Fire
- Man Arrested After Fleeing DWI Crash: Police
- Neighbors Open Hearts With Free Community Potluck
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