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Horrific Tragedy At Long Island Propane Company: Patch PM
Also: Man gets prison for beating dog with shovel / 4-year-old hit by bus seriously hurt / Bannon to headline fundraiser for Zeldin

Share-worthy stories from the Long Island Patch network to talk about tonight:
Man Dies After Being Struck By Propane Truck
In a horrific tragedy, he was struck by a truck being driven by another employee of the Long Island propane company Tuesday, police say.
Constituents Express 'Horror' At Bannon Headlining Zeldin Event
"Zeldin is using an unprincipled man, who publishes the ravings of white supremacists, for political gain to raise money" – Eileen Duffy
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Long Island Man Sentenced For Beating Dog With Shovel
He beat the dog so badly that it had to be euthanized.
Dog Narrowly Escapes Death, Put On 'Kill' List
Pinky narrowly escaped being killed after she ran underneath a train — and then she was placed on a shelter's kill list.
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Drunken Driver Crashes Car Into Long Island Storefront: Police
The driver crossed oncoming traffic, struck a curb, hedges and a structural pillar on Monday evening, police say.
Also Worth a Look Today
- Mother, Child Struck By Suffolk County Bus
- Officer Honored For 'Heroic Action' During Arrest
- Man Robbed, Assaulted Outside 7-Eleven
- $70 Million East Hampton Home Most Expensive New Listing
- Man Stole Tip Jar From Long Island Restaurant
- New York Ranks Among The Most Charitable States
- [WATCH] Duo Broke Into, Stole Items From 10 Cars: Police
- Converting Armory Into Huntington Community Center To Cost $10M
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