Weekly Recap: Man Charged With Public Assistance Fraud, Sandy Benefit Concert in East Meadow

Busy week? No worries. Patch highlighted the top stories of the week so you can catch up on all of the local news. This week, the top stories are:

3. Hurricane Sandy Benefit Concert to be Held in Eisenhower Park: County Executive Edward Mangano announced that Nassau County will host a free Hurricane Sandy benefit concert called "Concert in the Park – Nassau Helping Nassau," in Eisenhower Park's Lakeside Theatre on June 8. 

2. Cops: East Meadow Woman Stabbed Boyfriend with Scissors: Alveena Chaudry, 24, of East Meadow was arrested on Tuesday after she allegedly stabbed her boyfriend with a pair of scissors, police said. 

1. East Meadow Man Charged With Public Assistance Fraud: Eric Engvaldsen, 48, of East Meadow and 11 other people were arrested and charged for stealing more than a combined $370,000 in Medicaid, food stamps, and other taxpayer-funded public assistance benefits, according to the district attorney's office.