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LI Student Who Died In Rafting Accident On School Trip Was Wearing Life Jacket: Officials | Patch PM
Also: Priests escape church rectory fire / New children's ER / Donohue's East / Miniature railroad / Blue Oyster Cult / Deer goes for a dip

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Sag Harbor Student Who Died In Rafting Accident On School Trip Was Wearing Life Jacket: Officials
The investigation is ongoing and a review of safety equipment will be conducted, officials told Patch.
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'Thanks Be To God,' As 2 Priests Escape To Safety After 7-Alarm Blaze At Church Rectory In Selden
They lost their belongings, says Father Eric Fasano, Diocese of Rockville Centre spokesman, as the Roman Catholic community rallies.
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Officials To Break Ground On New $55M Emergency Department At Stony Brook Children's Hospital
Construction is expected to be complete in 2029 on the facility, which, officials say, addresses a growing need for emergency care on LI.
As iconic Donohue's Steak House in NYC readies to close, owner is excited for future at Donohue's East in Westhampton Beach. "It was time."
All Aboard! Greenport Express Miniature Railroad Set To Open For Season Soon
The beloved miniature rail road will soon be ready to delight again for the season in Greenport.
LI's Blue Öyster Cult Marks 50th Anniversary Of '(Don't) Fear The Reaper'
"It's dark in that it faces death, unblinking, and that's how I've lived my life." - Al Bouchard
VIDEO: Deer Goes For A Dip, Paddles Through Oyster Bay Waters
Friends of the Bay captured the sight on Tuesday afternoon as the deer appeared to swim toward Centre Island.
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