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<p>NYPD Detective Steven McDonald’s message of compassion and forgiveness is sure to live on at the “Garden of Forgiveness” in Malverne, where officials held a groundbreaking ceremony Saturday morning.</p>

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<p>NYPD Detective Steven McDonald’s message of compassion and forgiveness is sure to live on at the “Garden of Forgiveness” in Malverne, where officials held a groundbreaking ceremony Saturday morning.</p>