Long Island news, weather, traffic and LIRR updates for Monday, Sept. 8, 2014

Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County police from the Fourth Precinct have released surveillance images of two men who are suspected in the theft of property taken last month from a Nesconset church. Credit: SCPD
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CRIME STOPPER ALERT
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County police Fourth Precinct are seeking the public’s help in identifying and locating two men who are suspects in the theft of property last month from a Nesconset church.
WEATHER
It will be partly cloudy Tuesday, with a high of 75 degrees. There is a 50 percent change of rain.
SPOTLIGHT ON THE MASSAPEQUAS
Newsday community journalist Tara Conry starts her week in The Massapequas Monday for our Town Focus series. She'll be starting Monday morning in downtown Massapequa Park, getting to know some of the merchants in the village. If you have suggestions about local places, people or activities that she should include in her coverage, email Tara.Conry@newsday.com or tweet her at @TaraKConry.
Clean water top of mind for LIers, poll says ... Woman sentenced for sex trafficking LI girl ... Seniors cost of living ... Plays of the week
Clean water top of mind for LIers, poll says ... Woman sentenced for sex trafficking LI girl ... Seniors cost of living ... Plays of the week