The top 5 stories in the Long Island Press this week include the emergency hotline for your pets, a Taylor Swift pop-up restaurant in Long Beach, the infamous Sunrise Highway brawl in Lindenhurst, and more.

Pets 911: Your Furry Friends’ Emergency Lifeline

Pets, like humans, can face unexpected emergencies that require immediate medical attention. Whether it’s an accident or illness, a pet ambulance can rapidly transport animals to the nearest veterinary facility, and because time is often of the essence in such situations, a pet ambulance can make all the difference in saving a life.

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Taylor Swift Pop-Up Restaurant Comes To Long Beach

Top 5 — FILE – Taylor Swift performs during “The Eras Tour” in Nashville, Tenn., May 5, 2023. Sean Kammer, a South Dakota law professor who typically teaches torts and natural resources, is turning his attention to Taylor Swift next semester. The self-described “Swiftie” wants to draw on music and art to help his students reconsider legal language and craft persuasive arguments. (AP Photo/George Walker IV, File)

Long Island Taylor Swift fans are in for a real treat, courtesy of Pop Star Pop-Up. They’ve opened a Swift-themed restaurant in Long Beach for the month of December.

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VIDEO: Men Get Into Brawl On Sunrise Highway In Lindenhurst Following Car Crash

Not everyone on Long Island is feeling the holiday spirit, apparently.

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What Is There To Do On Long Island For New Year’s Eve 2023?

Looking for a place to go to celebrate the New Year on Long Island? The Press has you covered.

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Suffolk Police Arrest Centereach Teen For Holtsville Shooting Threat, DA Says

Suffolk County Police have arrested a 17-year-old for threatening to “shoot up” Sequoya High School in Holtsville, according to District Attorney Ray Tierney’s office.

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