LI Man Man Dies In 4-Car Crash: Patch PM

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

Man Dies In 4-Car Crash: Police

The man's car crashed into one vehicle before it kept going and struck two more cars, police say.

1 Year After George Floyd's Death: 'The Work Is Far From Over'

Protesters and politicians alike reflected on the one-year anniversary of the day George Floyd was killed, sparking a cry for change.

Fatal Long Island Fire Likely Caused By Cigarette: Report

The fire marshal is still investigating, but so far has deemed the fire that killed the family accidental.

Long Island Teen Cast In New Netflix Musical

The singing teen will be playing Carlos in an adaptation of the Broadway musical "13."

Pretzel Shop Opens As COVID-19 Restrictions Ease

Store owner Craig Kute told Patch that he did "take a gamble" signing the lease in November.

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