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Kids' corn project chopped down on Upper East Side

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By Isabel Soisson Verified, Kelly Kennedy Verified
| WNYW-TV (New York, NY) Verified
Kids' corn project chopped down on Upper East Side A group of young children in New York City were devastated after their months-old sidewalk corn stalks were mysteriously chopped down and thrown in the trash. Police are investigating the incident, while local officials confirmed the tree bed garden was completely legal.
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Suffolk leaders condemn anti-Islamic graffiti at future mosque in Mastic-Shirley

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By Kelly Kennedy Verified, Mark Prussin Verified
| WNYW-TV (New York, NY) Verified
Suffolk leaders condemn anti-Islamic graffiti at Shirley construction site Suffolk County police are investigating a hate crime after anti-Islamic graffiti was discovered at the future Islamic Center of Mastic-Shirley. FOX 5 NY's Kelly Kennedy reports. The Brief Suffolk County leaders are speaking out against hate after an Islamic center under construction was vandalized. A sign at the site of the future mosque in Mastic-Shirley was spray-painted with vulgar anti-Islamic language over the weekend.
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Central Synagogue members return to support community after Shabbat service attack

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By Kelly Kennedy Verified
| WNYW-TV (New York, NY) Verified
The Brief A man attacked two people at Central Synagogue in Midtown during Friday's Shabbat service. Larry Montes from the Bronx is facing two hate crime charges. Congregants said they believed it was important to show up for the community after Friday's attack. NEW YORK - Service resumed at Central Synagogue on Saturday, just one day after a man burst into Shabbat service and attacked two people, police say.
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