Equity Urged In Wrongful Death Cases: 'Not In Vain' | Patch PM

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

Equity Urged In Wrongful Death Cases: 'Our World Came Crashing Down'

Families who lost loved ones in a Quogue crash and DWI crash that killed a Scout, as well as a limo crash and Bronx fire, fight for change.

Gas Prices Surge Across LI, Jumping 20 Cents Since Last Week: AAA

Check out where to find the cheapest gas stations as prices keep rising.

New York Hospital Safety Grades 2022: The Best And Worst

Safety grades by the health care watchdog group Leapfrog for 2022 show 19 NY hospitals earned an A, while 34 got a D during the pandemic.

LI Woman Strives To Inspire Fellow Veterans Who Have PTSD: 'There’s Hope'

Mary Flatley was diagnosed with PTSD after serving in the Marine Corps Reserve. She now does volunteer work and writes poetry.

Everything Must Go: Martha Stewart's Yard Sale Continues At Auction

Treasures from the maven of all things home and garden will now be sold through The Benefit Shop.

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