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An incendiary device thrown onto the symbolic crescent outside a Ronkonkoma mosque is being investigated as a hate crime, Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison said Tuesday. The incident was caught on camera. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

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Lifeguard Zachari Gallo on Sunday was playing victim in a training exercise at Smith Point Beach when the role turned to reality. He was bitten by a shark. On Monday, Gallo said survival instincts kicked in. He hit the shark three times before swimming to shore. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Shark attack victim says he hit the shark three times before swimming to shore

A lifeguard was bitten on Sunday during a training exercise at Smith Point Beach, according to Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone, and suffered chest and hand wounds, which were being treated at a hospital. County officials closed the beaches at Smith Point and Cupsogue Beach county parks to swimmers for the day. Newsday TV's Shari Einhorn reports.

Smith Point, Cupsogue beaches closed after shark bites lifeguard

Long Islanders discussed how patriotic they're feeling this July Fourth amid the current state of the nation. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Amid unsettled times, Long Islanders reflect on patriotism this Fourth of July

Leona Rothfeld, a resident of Gurwin Jewish in Commack, has become a bat mitzvah at the age of 103. 

103-year-old woman finally celebrates her bat mitzvah

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We're spotting sunbathers, partygoers, celebrities and more on the East End this holiday weekend.

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Guests can see the beach and water everywhere, from the seawater pool, to the two-level gym, to several inviting indoor/outdoor treatment rooms.

New Seawater Spa opens at Gurney's Resort Montauk 

Twenty-three million American households — one in five nationwide — obtained a dog or cat during the pandemic.

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A seal pup was released back into the ocean at Robert Moses State Park. The seal is one of six that were adopted and released by the environmental club at Jericho High School. 

Seal pup relseaed back into the ocean 

More than 200 celebrants came to party at a prom hosted by the LGBT Network in Hauppauge on Thursday night. Newsday's Shari Einhorn reports.

Prom hosted by the LGBT Network

The Long Island Cares program started this week to provide meals for children in low-income areas. The program operates the first day after school ends in June and runs until school begins.

Free children's food program available through summer

The Town of Oyster Bay demolished Doina Almazon's Hicksville home Thursday morning. She claims the town has no business destroying her house; the town says she owed more than half a million dollars in mortgage and tax payments. Newsday TV's Steve Langford reports.

Oyster Bay demolishes woman's Hicksville home

Suffolk County officials on Thursday demonstrated the dangers of possessing and using fireworks. The police department also announced increased DWI and BWI enforcement for the Fourth of July holiday. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Suffolk officials warn residents of fireworks danger, urge motorists and boaters not to drink and drive

Joe Boyce, of Wantagh, who was desperately searching for a live kidney donor after his kidney function dropped dramatically in March, found one not far from home. His neighbor, Liz Haines, donated one of hers. Newsday TV's Cecilia Dowd reports.

Wantagh man gets much-needed kidney from neighbor

State officials provide tips to parents for how to keep children safe around water at Jones Beach ahead of the Fourth of July weekend.

As summer begins, officials give tips for parents on child water safety

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