Fireman, Deli Owner Saves Long Island Store: Patch PM

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

Quick-Thinking Fireman, Deli Owner Saves Long Island Store

A customer getting breakfast and a quick-thinking former fire captain saved the day for a Long Island store where a fire broke out Tuesday.

School Bus Stop-Arm Cameras Coming

The cameras will record drivers who pass stopped school buses, endangering the lives of children.

Bringing Chick-fil-A To Rest Stops Sparks Controversy

Some lawmakers say the fast-food chain shouldn't be given space at service areas because of its opposition to gay rights.

Grandmother Beats COVID-19, Pancreatitis, At Long Island Hospital

A 61-year-old grandma of 11 had less than a 50 percent chance of survival. Now, she will get to enjoy dining out with her family.

Long Island Home Gutted By Fire

The fire started overnight and engulfed the roof of the home, video of firefighters battling the blaze shows.

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• Kaminsky Pulls In $425,000 In First Weeks Of D.A. Run
• POLL: Do You Want To See New LIRR Ticket Packages Post-Pandemic?
• 3 Kait's Angels Events Honor Young Mattituck Woman Lost Too Soon
• After Long National Search, Molloy College Names New Provost
• Teen Charged With Graffiti Resists Arrests, Injures Officer: PD
• North Bellmore Board Of Ed. Reorganizes For New School Year
• Bellport HS Student Wins Teeny Award
• No Injuries Reported At 7-Eleven Rollover Crash: Police
• Longwood HS Students Honored With 4 Teeny Awards
• Calhoun High School Graduate Earns National Valedictorian Award
• Miller Place HS Students Win Teeny Award For "Les Misérables"
• 3-Vehicle Crash With 1 Rollover On Sunrise Highway: Officials
• Rocky Point HS Students Take Home 2 1st Place At Teeny Awards

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