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  • Senior Digital News Editor, Newsday
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Sr. Digital News Editor for @Newsday. Rabid New York-area sports fan and novice world traveler. Thoughts are my own.

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Gilgo Beach murder court documents

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By John Callegari Verified, Mark Manson, Sarah M. Broom Verified, Phil Knight
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100%(4)100% found this document useful (4 votes) 84K views 32 pages Description: Read the offenses that Rex Heuermann has officially been charged with. Available Formats PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd Share this document Share or Embed Document Sharing Options Did you find this document useful? 100%(4)100% found this document useful (4 votes) 84K views32 pages Description: Read the offenses that Rex Heuermann has officially been charged with.
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LI forecast: Sunny and warm, but with chance for rip currents

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By John Callegari Verified
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Long Islanders can expect a pleasant start to the workweek Monday, with clear skies, calm winds and a high around 75 degrees, the National Weather Service said, although there is a moderate risk for rip currents at South Shore beaches. The National Weather Service reports that a surf height of 3 feet is expected for all Atlantic Ocean beaches from Brooklyn to Montauk on Monday and Tuesday.
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Forecast: Afternoon rain for LI, highs in the 40s

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By John Callegari Verified
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Long Islanders will finally catch a break Monday from the on-again, off-again snow patterns. While areas just west and north of New York City will see the white stuff, Long Island is in for plain rain Monday, mainly occurring after noon and into the early evening, the National Weather Service said, and there could be periods of moderate to heavy rainfall. Monday’s high temperature will reach 41 degrees, though wind chills will make it feel between 20 and 30.
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