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Weekly Recap: Neighboring Vacancies, Eyesores
In case you missed it, here are Five Towns Patch's top stories from the past week.

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In case you missed it, here are Five Towns Patch's top stories from the past week.

Three men entered home and tied up occupants before fleeing with stolen goods and vehicle.
Residents were evacuated after kitchen catches on fire.
A list of homes sold in the area in the past week.
In case you missed it, here are Five Towns Patch's top stories from the past week.
Superintendent says additional transportation comes at no additional cost for district. Meanwhile, he also addresses disappointing standardized test scores.
Proceeds will go to Let All the Children Play, whose two-acre accessible park and playground recently opened in East Meadow's Eisenhower Park.
Local residents have furniture, goods and vehicles up for sale.
Health commissioner reminds families of back to school immunizations.
Proceeds will go to Rock and Wrap It Up! and Let All the Children Play.
A list of homes sold in the area in the past week.
In case you missed it, here are Five Towns Patch's top stories from the past week.
Two women were approached by armed subject in Woodmere.
Five Towns departments join Valley Stream firefighters at the scene.
In case you missed it, here are Five Towns Patch's top stories from the past week.
Lawrence High School secretary allegedly took file of son's alleged victim.
Audit says executive director used funds to benefit his family.
Take a peek at the following homes this weekend.