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The 33rd annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk raised funds for research and supportive programming for cancer patients and their families.

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Organizers had raised $1.7 million as of Sunday morning out of a goal of $2.5 million.

'Fight the good fight': Breast cancer walk draws thousands to Jones Beach

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The company said it had contacted customers who purchased the recalled product and would issue refunds after confirming product disposal.

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In Nassau County, about 4.5% of outlets tested were positive, similar to Suffolk's rate of 4.6%. Newsday Albany reporter Keshia Clukey has more.

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The verdict is the second $5.5 million judgment against Townhouse Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing this year.

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