LI Teachers Stage Walkout Over Coronavirus Safety: Patch PM

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

Long Island Teachers Stage Walkout Over Coronavirus Safety

Teachers staged a walkout Friday afternoon at a Long Island high school days before the start of school.

Police Make Arrest In LI Home Invasion

A 31-year-old has been charged in a home invasion that sent three people to the hospital in May.

'Help Me Bury My Son': Former Star School Athlete Dies Suddenly

Gerald Crenshaw broke records on the Greenport playing field. But his greatest legacy is his bright smile and kind heart, coach remembers.

No Fireman's Fair For The First Time In 114 Years

The annual Labor Day Weekend fair, the longest-running in New York state, would have started on Thursday.

Mom Who Lost Child, Officials Urge Boating Safety: 'It's Mayhem'

As Labor Day weekend kicks off, a mother who lost her daughter and officials urge caution on LI waters as crowds swell due to pandemic.

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