Foul-Language Biden Flag Sparks Ire On LI: Patch PM

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Foul-Language Flag Sparks Ire Among Long Island Residents

Though people find the flags offensive, officials say they can't remove them because they are protected under the First Amendment.

Man Arrested After Leaving 17-Week-Old Puppy In Dumpster: Police

The 44-year-old, who was watching the puppy for an acquaintance, left him in a dumpster at a park, police said.

2 Missing, 10 Hospitalized In Adult Home Fire

Search teams combed through the rubble of the complex, where a fire broke out before 1 a.m.

'Hug Machine' Teacher With Cancer Dedicates Parade To 'Hero' Kids

A kindergarten teacher battling cancer dedicates a parade in her honor to the "unsung heroes" of the pandemic — the children.

Fallen FDNY Firefighter's Name Added To LI Post Office

Lt. Michael Davidson, 37, died fighting a fire on a Harlem film set for "Motherless Brooklyn." He was remembered by family, friends Tuesday.

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