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Islip Animal Shelter Hosts Adopt-a-Thon August 9
The event will offer $25 micro-chipping, raffles, discounts on adoption fees and more.

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The event will offer $25 micro-chipping, raffles, discounts on adoption fees and more.

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Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.
Someone claiming to be a PSEG employee has called several businesses and demanded payment via Green Dot Money Pak cards, police said.