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Grace Episcopal Church in Riverhead reopens after renovations as Iglesia Episcopal San Francisco

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By Bart Jones Verified
| Newsday Verified
The boarded-up, historic 150-year-old church in Riverhead that served Latino immigrants, including East End farmworkers, was in such bad shape a few years ago that the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island feared it might have to be demolished. But on Sunday, the former Grace Episcopal Church was reopened with a new name and a renewed mission to help some of the poorest of the poor of the region’s growing Latino population.
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Lawmakers make surprise visit to Nassau jail as law banning ICE-county agreements looms

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By Bart Jones Verified
| Newsday Verified
The number of immigrants held at the Nassau County jail as part of an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has dropped sharply this year, a sign the county may be phasing out its partnership with the federal agency before a state-imposed Aug. 25 deadline to end such pacts, some Democratic officials said Friday.
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Marcelo Lucero's killing in Patchogue subject of D.C. human rights commission hearing

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By Bart Jones Verified
| Newsday Verified
Joselo Lucero sat before a high-level human rights commission in Washington, D.C., on Thursday and recounted how his brother was killed nearly 18 years ago in a notorious hate crime in Patchogue that still reverberates. "It was shocking for me," Lucero told the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. "My brother was killed because he looks like me. ...
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