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East Patchogue Man Charged With Rape Of A Child Victim - Vimarsana News

East Patchogue Man Charged With Rape Of A Child Victim

East Patchogue Man Charged With Rape Of A Child Victim Kitty Merrill on Apr 8, 2021 Diego Fernando Dimas, 24, of East Patchogue faces felony charges of rape following his arrest on Wednesday, April 7. Southampton Town Police say that last month at a residence in... more You May Also Like: The Town of Southampton will close the Sag Harbor transfer station on Friday, April 9, to replace the attendant booth there. Located at 1310 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike, the facility is normally closed on Wednesdays and the Town is using that day to remove the old booth. The new one will be delivered...

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New mom, daughter reunite with Suffolk County police officers who delivered baby on East Patchogue road - Vimarsana News

New mom, daughter reunite with Suffolk County police officers who delivered baby on East Patchogue road

EAST PATCHOUGE, Long Island (WABC) -- There was a special reunion Friday as a new mother met with the Suffolk County police officers who delivered her baby daughter on the side of a Long Island road. Officers Danielle Congedo and Daniel Rosado responded to a 911 call reporting a woman in labor in a vehicle in front of 166 Hospital Road in East Patchogue at approximately 7:20 a.m. Wednesday. When they arrived, they found Nicole Gonzalez in labor in the front passenger seat of the vehicle. Officer Congedo, with the assistance of Officer Rosado, delivered a baby girl. "She said, 'I have to push,...

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Lidl Announces New 'No Exception' Facial Covering Policy - Vimarsana News

Lidl Announces New 'No Exception' Facial Covering Policy

Replies(122) All Lidl customers over 2-years-old are required to wear a mask in the stores with no exception. Those with a medical reason not to wear a mask can wear a facial shield. (Shutterstock) LONG ISLAND, NY — The German grocery store chain, Lidl, announced on Wednesday that it was strengthening its mask-wearing policy in its stores. In a letter, CEO Johannes Fieber released new measures for all Lidl supermarkets amid the one-year anniversary of the first coronavirus case reported in the United States. Among those changes includes a "no exceptions" facial cover policy for all custome...

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Community Comes Together To Build Habitat For Humanity House - Vimarsana News

Community Comes Together To Build Habitat For Humanity House

Reply(1) Nickesha Medley, who currently lives with her daughter in an attic apartment in Valley Stream, says she is looking forward to starting a new life in East Patchogue. (Photo courtesy of Habitat For Humanity ) EAST PATCHOGUE, NY — The local community and 10 New York City students came together to help to begin the renovations of a new Habitat for Humanity home in East Patchogue this week. Nickesha Medley and her daughter, Shania, hosted the "House Start Demo Day" on Tuesday to get started on the construction of their new home. The volunteers helped to start the demolition and renovat...

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Xavier High School students help build house for family on Long Island through Habitat for Humanity - Vimarsana News

Xavier High School students help build house for family on Long Island through Habitat for Humanity

A group of high schoolers on Long Island coined a simple, but important slogan, 'Spread Love, not COVID,' to raise money for a great cause. "Normally, we try to look kind of far and wide and travel," Xavier religion teacher Greg Stelzer said. "We go to places like Tennessee or we've gone as far as Mexico and Ecuador. I think, especially because of COVID, it made sense to look for something local." Lee Silberman, the CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk, said this is the group's first time working with a high school from Manhattan. Typically, student volunteers come from Long Island.

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