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Did you know Abraham Lincoln's only surviving son attended the Lincoln Memorial dedication? This and more in a look back on May 30.
Double T's closure, bank robberies and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week on Facebook.
Confederate statues, bee swarms, bear sightings and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week on Facebook.
Ossoff's lead over Handel, SWAT standoffs and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week on Facebook.
Eighth-graders snubbing Paul Ryan, a bear in Middletown and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week on Facebook.
Top scholarship for a Suffolk athlete, Brownstones reopens and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week on Facebook.
Prostitution stings, Giant LEGO exhibits and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week on Facebook.
Dogs on restaurant patios, Little Caesars sued and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week on Facebook.
From a spacious studio near Grand Central to a sun-drenched co-op, Patch shares local listings for readers looking to buy.
Why did President Clinton renew China's trade benefits? Patch examines this and more in a look back on presidential history for May 26.
Looking for a new place to eat? From a creation of the mind behind LA's Eggslut to a French-style Vietnamese bakery, Patch has you covered.
From office closings and schedule changes to parades and parties, Patch offers a rundown of local happenings for Memorial Day 2017.
The Jewelry Gallery, family-owned, has almost 20 years of experience selling high-quality jewelry in Oyster Bay. [SPONSORED]
Who was John Merryman, and why did President Lincoln suspend his habeas corpus rights? This and more in a look back on history for May 25.
It's Charles Schulz Day, Charlie Brown! Patch discusses this and more in a look back on presidential history made on May 24.
As the weather in New York City heats up, New Yorkers can cool off at the city's public beaches.
Obama explains what Memorial Day is all about and more as Patch takes a look back on presidential history for May 23.
Presented by the Theater for the New City, the LES festival returns May 26-28 with the theme "Art vs. Tyranny."
Did you know Secret Service agents were asked to testify against President Clinton? Patch highlights this and more in a look back on May 22.
An SUV sinks into the beach, an armed robbery over sneakers and more — here's what your neighbors were talking about this week on Facebook.
