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Tater, who was born blind, was adopted as a kitten but returned to the shelter. He is a 5-year-old male domestic shorthair. trib.al/HdCvTz6

See the latest recommendation from your neighbor on Patch. (This post was contributed by a community member.) trib.al/EY6GvIc

Also: Expert on Trump indictment /13 centenarians honored / Cat adopted after 16 years / Eatery a love letter to town / Gabby Petito lawsuit trib.al/byAhuGA

Her parents will be quizzed by Christopher and Roberta Laundrie, as well as Steven Bertolino's attorneys, WFLA.com reported. trib.al/F7AcZHb

He will be inducted next week at Stony Brook ceremony featuring performances. trib.al/M2J3T1z

Its cause has not been determined, Suffolk police said. trib.al/0OZtshJ

Our real estate roundup for the Port Jefferson area has something for every house hunter. See this week's top homes. trib.al/4nBj8Ww

Also: Animal rescuer's health crisis / Blankets for kids with cancer / LI team wins Little League World Series / House fire / Nurses strike trib.al/6GECm7d

All I clearly remember before they flew down to have a CT scan is asking the nurse and Rocco, 'Did I die?'" trib.al/JxuWmsg

She will be deputy regional director of the Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation office, she announced in an email Sunday night. trib.al/EpXx7oz

"He will continue to be evaluated periodically. His housing and security protocols have not changed.” - Sheriff Errol Toulon trib.al/bCqvSA0

The teacher used the student's full name and information from his private records, "stigmatizing" him, the lawsuit says. trib.al/jx99FBc

A frontal system will impact the region​ Monday night through Tuesday night, producing heavy rainfall. trib.al/7k1tGAv

The duo knitted more than a dozen blankets for children and young adults who are going through chemotherapy. trib.al/dOjW1WT

It was one of two fires in Brookhaven Town to draw area firefighters on Sunday, Suffolk police said. trib.al/7XwAWDR

A facade next to Toast was damaged, Suffolk police said. trib.al/7vEtlnV

Plenty of adorable animals are up for adoption in the Port Jefferson area. trib.al/fRkKMri

Curious about what's on the market? Check out what the latest properties in Port Jefferson have to offer. trib.al/mrSpf9k

They were taken to a local hospital where they were treated, police said. trib.al/p3ycB9i

Hospital employees turn wedding planners; meals program skips bureaucracy; kitties hitch a ride; “guard” dog makes friends with bike thief. trib.al/0CGJhbK