Man Sent Threatening Letters To LGBTQ+ Groups: Week In Review

Massapequa NY

27 February, 2022

8:24 PM

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LONG ISLAND, NY — Here are some of the biggest stories that Long Island Patches covered for the week of Feb. 21-25. Former Teacher Pleads Guilty To Threatening LGBTQ+ Events Via Letters Robert Fehring pleaded guilty on Wednesday to mailing 20 letters with violent threats to pride event organizers on LI and NYC. Long Island Mall Owner Letting Leases Expire As Part Of Redevelopment More stores in the mall will be closing as owners Urban Edge Properties decide what the future of the site is. 3 Long Island Middle Schoolers Possibly Ingest THC Candy: PD A 20-year-old gave a 14-year-old the THC candy, called "medical nerds;" he was arrested and charged, police say. Long Island Chef Named James Beard Award Semifinalist Eric Gao, the chef at O Mandarin, is in the running to be named the best chef in New York state. Nassau County Bus Crashes Into Parked Cars Police said there were no serious injuries from the crash Thursday afternoon. LI Groups Receive $105K In Recovered Scam Cancer Funds: AG Five charities received more than $644,000 in funds recovered from two bogus breast cancer awareness coalitions, AG says. Also worth a read: Long Island's Marc Bynum To Appear On 'Guy's Grocery Games'Golf Simulator, Bar, Beer Garden Birdie's Opens In PatchogueNassau Legislator Siela Bynoe Announces Bid For CongressLocal River Not Comprised By Gasoline Spillage, Explosion: ReportFallen Firefighter From LI Mourned: 'He's A Hero To The Last'Long Island Estate In Taylor Swift's Music Video Sells For $8.25MMan Charged In May Hit-And-Run That Killed BabyMarc Bynum Opens Hush Ramen Truck In Farmingdale: 'I Love It'Woman Nabbed For Printing Lottery Tickets: NCPDLI Lawmaker Slams 'Transphobic' Podcaster For Demonizing StudentsHistoric Appearance For High School Student In Wrestling TourneyFormer Hempstead Supervisor Gillen Seeks Rice's Congress Seat