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Vigil For Murdered Immigrant Held In Patchogue While Trump Appears At Fundraiser Down The Road

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Back in the classroom, students decide which kinds flowers they want to purchase and grow. KELLY ZEGERS

Back in the classroom, students decide which kinds flowers they want to purchase and grow. KELLY ZEGERS SONY DSC

Raymond Fell, search consultant at Eastern Suffolk BOCES, talks to parents at Quogue School about finding a new superintendent. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Raymond Fell, search consultant at Eastern Suffolk BOCES, talks to parents at Quogue School about finding a new superintendent. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Tuckahoe students made bowls and spoons for an upcoming fundraiser to raise awareness that there are hungry people in the community. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Tuckahoe students made bowls and spoons for an upcoming fundraiser to raise awareness that there are hungry people in the community. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Autumn Coffey, 16, left, and Paige Hoyt, 17

Autumn Coffey, 16, left, and Paige Hoyt, 17

Shane Sharkey, left, Kevin Edgar, and Wesley Sammon, right, celebrate on Friday night. By Erin McKinley

Shane Sharkey, left, Kevin Edgar, and Wesley Sammon, right, celebrate on Friday night. By Erin McKinley

The Bridgehampton School student government spent months raising money and decorating for prom. AMANDA BERNOCCO

The Bridgehampton School student government spent months raising money and decorating for prom. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Tuckahoe students made bowls and spoons for an upcoming fundraiser to raise awareness that there are hungry people in the community. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Tuckahoe students made bowls and spoons for an upcoming fundraiser to raise awareness that there are hungry people in the community. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

The Bridgehampton School student government spent months raising money and decorating for prom. AMANDA BERNOCCO

The Bridgehampton School student government spent months raising money and decorating for prom. AMANDA BERNOCCO

State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. addresses the school board at the November 29 Tuckahoe Common School District meeting. DANA SHAW

State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. addresses the school board at the November 29 Tuckahoe Common School District meeting. DANA SHAW

The kitchen and living area. DANA SHAW

The kitchen and living area. DANA SHAW

authorAlisha Steindecker on Apr 14, 2016
Supporters of the late Marcelo Lucero took matters into their own hands last Thursday, April 14, when the Suffolk County Republican Committee denied their request to cancel a Patchogue fundraiser... more

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