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Man, Woman Wanted For Stealing $450 Worth Of Items From Long Island Macy's Man, Woman Wanted For Stealing $450 Worth Of Items From Long Island Macy's Man, Woman Wanted For Stealing $450 Worth Of Items From Long Island Macy's
Man, Woman Wanted For Stealing $450 Worth Of Items From Long Island Macy's A man and woman are wanted by police for allegedly stealing $450 worth of clothing from a Long Island Macy's location.  The incident took place at the Smith Haven Mall in Lake Grove at approximately 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 20, according to Suffolk County Police.  Those who recognize the pair or who witnessed the theft are asked to contact Suffolk County Crime Stoppers at 800-220-TIPS, via the P3Tips mobile app or online. 

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by Christina Coulter
Brentwood, NY
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Annual Farmingville Street Fair Expected To Draw Thousands From Near, Far Annual Farmingville Street Fair Expected To Draw Thousands From Near, Far Annual Farmingville Street Fair Expected To Draw Thousands From Near, Far
Annual Farmingville Street Fair Expected To Draw Thousands From Near, Far What's more fun than a summer drive to one of the north shore's quaint towns then a street fair? The quaint hamlet of Farmingville will be bustling Sunday, June 9 for the 8th annual Farmingville Street Fair.  The streets will be filled with thousands of visitors for shopping, live music, classic car show, bounce houses for kids, beer garden and food. The fair is hosted by the Farmingville Hills Chamber of Commerce and attracts hundreds of vendors selling everything from crafts, toys, jewelry, clothing, and accessories. ."We have grown to be one of the most talked-about street fairs i…

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by Donna Christopher
Danbury, CT
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Duluth Trading Co. To Open First Connecticut Location In Danbury Duluth Trading Co. To Open First Connecticut Location In Danbury Duluth Trading Co. To Open First Connecticut Location In Danbury
Duluth Trading Co. To Open First Connecticut Location In Danbury Duluth Trading Co. retail store is opening its first location in Connecticut, and it will be located in Fairfield County. The store, at 3 Sugar Hollow Road in the Whole Foods Shopping Plaza in Danbury, will be the company’s first in Connecticut and its 53rd location nationwide. The store will open Thursday, May 23. There will be a ribbon cutting at 9 a.m. May 23 and lumberjack shows at 10:30 a.m. and noon. The Wisconsin-based company was founded in 1989 by two brothers in Duluth, Minnesota, who invented the “Bucket Boss,” a canvas tool organizer that fits around a drywall bucket. …

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by Donna Christopher