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Silver Alert canceled for Huntington Station woman with dementia

Antoinette Vizzi, 74, of Huntington Station

Antoinette Vizzi, 74, of Huntington Station Photo Credit: SCPD

By William Murphy bill.murphy@newsday.com
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Suffolk County police canceled a Silver Alert on Wednesday for a missing woman from Huntington Station who suffers from dementia.

Antoinette Vizzi, 74, was found unharmed, police said.

She was reported missing after leaving her home on Armell Street about 9 p.m. Tuesday, police said.

Law enforcement uses a Silver Alert to share information with the media about people with special needs who have been reported missing.

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By William Murphy bill.murphy@newsday.com

Bill Murphy has been a reporter at Newsday since 1986.

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