Crowds Swarm LI Beach; Residents Outraged By Behavior: Patch PM

Share-worthy stories from Long Island Patch sites to talk about tonight:

Large Crowds Swarm Long Island Beach; Residents Outraged Over Behavior

The crowd reportedly set up tents, a food truck, kayak rentals; trash, human waste left behind.

5 Rescued From Long Island Salon-Apartment Blaze

A fire broke out at a two-story commercial-residential hybrid early Tuesday.

WATCH: 1-Year-Old Gets Special Birthday Treat From Patchogue DPW

The little boy, who loves watching the garbage collectors pass by, recently got a special surprise from the DPW employees on his birthday.

60+ Chickens Reported Stolen From North Fork Farm

"We work really, really hard to raise our birds the right way — and it's really disheartening." Abra Morawiec, co-owner, Feisty Acres Farm.

Long Islanders Missing The Gym Build Their Own Backyard Gyms

A pair of entrepreneurial cousins construct backyard exercise equipment to keep exercising as gyms stay closed.

LI Man Arrested For Trying To Sell Resident-Only Beach Passes: PD

Police say the man was reselling the passes for hundreds more than they were worth.

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• Masked Men Invade LI Home, Strike 3 With Baseball Bat
• Contaminated Ball Field To Be Remediated This Summer
• Hometown Heroes: Siblings Raise Nearly 3 Tons For Food Drive
• Port Washington Dress Tailor Offers Girls Unique Promposal
• LI 'Mask Man' Hoarded, Price Gouged N95 Masks: Feds
• North Babylon SD Investigating 'Ransomware-Type' Computer Virus
• Cuomo: Mid-Hudson Reopens Tuesday, Long Island On Wednesday
• Firefighters Honor Fallen Veterans On Memorial Day
• Boy, 12, Calls For Help From Sinking Boat On LI Sound: Police
• Humpback Whale's Cause Of Death 'Inconclusive'
• 5 Ducklings Saved From Drain By Team Of Rescuers
• LIRR Preparing For Long Island Reopening This Week
• Six Major Storms Could Slam East Coast This Hurricane Season
• Long Line Of Residents Waits Hours To Buy Beach Stickers

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