EMT Remembers 9/11: 'I Can Still Hear The Screams': Patch PM

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

First Responder Remembers 9/11: 'I Can Still Hear The Screams'

For the first time, a first responder shares the nightmare of 9/11 —and her struggles since with PTSD, despair, and 9/11-related cancers.

LI Middle School Had 'Toxic' Contaminants, Lawsuit Claims

Former students "developed cancer and other serious illnesses" due to "toxic and/or hazardous substances," at the school, the lawsuit says.

Crash Sends Car Through LI Traffic Sign

A two-car crash sent one vehicle off the turnpike and through a sign for state Route 135.

317 Main Street Celebrates 1st Year Anniversary

"Despite the curveball of COVID, things have been great," Joe Fortuna, co-owner of the American gastropub says.

LI Student Arrested For Going To School While Suspended: District

If he keeps trying to enter school grounds, officials say the district will close William Floyd High School to all 3,000 students.

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• Danbury Man Goes To Prison For Tax Evasion In New York
• Girl Scout Collecting First-Person Testimony Of 9/11 Survivors
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• Partying Students Push Pelham Schools Online At Last Minute
• Community Gathers To Remember The Fallen On 9/11

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