Mom, Blind Daughter Had Coronavirus: 'It Was Scary': Patch PM

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

Blind Daughter, Mom Both Had Coronavirus: 'It Was Very Scary'

"I didn't know if she was going to make it." A mother, herself disabled, describes the terror of her blind daughter's coronavirus diagnosis.

3 BLM Protesters Arrested After Blocking Traffic: PD

Roughly 30 Black Lives Matter protesters were warned by officers not to enter the road "multiple times," police say.

Ann Taylor, Loft, Lane Bryant Stores To Close After Bankruptcy

Parent company of women's clothing retailers files for Chapter 11 after being hard hit by the pandemic; LI locations to stay open for now.

LI Man Pleads Guilty To Striking Trooper, Causing Brain Injury

Jesse Cohen was texting when he hit Trooper Joseph Gallagher, who was helping a motorist on the Long Island Expressway, police said.

Owner Of 91-Year-Old LI Sweet Shop: 'We'll Survive' Virus

"My father got through the Depression, so I should be able to get through this," Pete Panarites, owner of the family business, says.

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