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SUMMARY:True Crime Journalism Panel: The Dark Side of Long Island
LOCATION:Huntington Public Library Main Building\nHuntington Public Librar
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DESCRIPTION:The stories that shocked Long Island. The mysteries that still
  haunt it. .\nhttps://myhpl.libnet.info/event/17749986
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join News 12 reporter and moderator Cecili
 a Dowd for an unforgettable true crime panel exploring some of Long Island
 &rsquo\;s most notorious cases\, scandals\, and unsolved mysteries. For de
 cades\, these stories have<br />captured headlines\, sparked questions\, a
 nd left communities searching for answers. Now\, go behind the headlines w
 ith journalists who were there&mdash\;and take a fresh look at the cases t
 hat continue to fascinate\, disturb\, and intrigue Long Island.</p>\n<p>Th
 e distinguished panel features Emmy Award-winning News 12 Long Island anch
 or and reporter Danielle Campbell\, former Eyewitness News Bureau Chief an
 d adjunct professor Vicki Metz\, and nine-time Pulitzer Prize-nominated jo
 urnalist and author John A. Valenti III.</p>\n<p>The panel will discuss gr
 ipping stories\, fascinating insights\, and new perspectives on the crimes
  and controversies that became part of Long Island&rsquo\;s history. Some 
 cases were never forgotten. Some questions were never answered. Come hear 
 the stories behind the headlines. Join News 12 reporter and moderator Ceci
 lia Dowd for an unforgettable true crime panel exploring some of Long Isla
 nd&rsquo\;s most notorious cases\, scandals\, and unsolved mysteries.&nbsp
 \;<strong>Registration is required. Open to all.</strong></p>\nhttps://myh
 pl.libnet.info/event/17749986
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