6 More Bars Lose Liquor Licenses​: LI Patch Week In Review

LONG ISLAND, NY — Here are some of the biggest stories that Long Island Patches covered this week.

6 More LI Bars Lose Licenses Over Coronavirus Rule Violations

Officials say the bars had patrons packed inside without masks and were ignoring other measures designed to keep the public safe.

LIPA Files $70M Lawsuit Against PSEG LI Over Isaias Response

PSEG Long Island has responded to the claim. See what the utility had to say.

Bill In Albany Could Make Coronavirus Vaccine Mandatory

A second bill says no one in New York will be forced to be vaccinated. Should taking the vaccine for the new coronavirus be required?

Driver Indicted In Hit-And-Run Death Of Boy, 7: PD

The Long Island man, whose license was suspended twice, fled the scene after a crash that left a boy, 7, dead, police say.

First Snowstorm Of The Season For Long Island Possible Next Week

A hazardous weather outlook has been issued for the region.

LI Restaurant Owners On Pandemic: 'We Are On The Edge Of A Cliff'

Without help, owners say: "We are fearful we may need to close the doors." Still innovative, they're offering New Year's Eve to-go.

Also worth a read:

• Parents Rally Against State's COVID Testing Rules
• Indoor Ice Skating Rink Opens At Westfield South Shore Mall
• WWII Veteran Honored On 100th Birthday
• Carter Rubin's Cheering Hometown Fans Spotlighted On 'The Voice'
• Off-Duty Firefighter Saves Driver From Burning Car
• Hofstra University Selects New President
• 20 Stunned Cold Sea Turtles Flown To Long Island For Help
• LI Lawmaker 1 Of 106 Congressmen In Support Of Overturning Election
• Coronavirus Surges: Here's How Close LI Hospitals Are To Capacity
• Suffolk Monitoring 13 Post-Thanksgiving Coronavirus Clusters
• State Holding Virtual Forums On Utilities' Storm Response
• Suffolk Legislator-Elect Arrested In Domestic Incident: Police
• County Calls For Probe Into Hempstead Town CARES Act Spending