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Officials, religious leaders decry hate graffiti at mosque construction site

"We will go after those who work against others who are practicing their religion," said Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine.

'Religious hate is not going to be accepted'

Upstate company buys LI chain of cannabis dispensaries

LI college freshmen, anxious but excited, settle into dorm life

Labor Day weekend events not to miss

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, August 18

ALS Support Group

Sep1

Share your experience, concerns and join in on discussions about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), open to the entire family, held in Suite 5, register

Where

Stony Brook University Hospital, Department of Family Medicine

181 N Belle Mead Rd

East Setauket, NY

11733-3489

Phone

631-444-9815

Price

Free

Website

stonybrookphysicians.com/family-medicine.asp

Culper Spy Day 5k Run/Walk

Sep27

5k through the heart of Long Island's Revolutionary past, fun run at 8:30 a.m

Where

Setauket Elementary School

134 Main St.

East Setauket, NY

Phone

631-751-3730

Price

$30, $10 for fun run

Website

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