3 Arrests During LI 'Trumpalooza' Parade, Police Say: Patch PM

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3 Arrests Made During Long Island 'Trumpalooza' Car Parade: Police

Three people who blocked traffic were arrested at a Long Island parade supporting President Trump on Saturday, police say.

Man Fleeing Traffic Stop Runs Into School

The incident triggered school lockdowns on Long Island Tuesday.

Long Island Unemployment Continues To Fall As Economy Recovers

The massive unemployment created by the coronavirus has fallen dramatically from its peak in July, but thousands are still without jobs.

Church Bell To Ring 218,000 Times In Honor Of Coronavirus Victims

A local church will be ringing its historic bell until Nov. 1, reaching 218,000 tolls to represent the people who have died from the virus.

Man Walks Across LI For Social Justice: 'It Taught Me Humility'

A 137-mile silent protest against police brutality began with a single step. A man who walked from NYC to Montauk reflects on the journey.

Pandemic Can't Stop Santa: 'Christmas House LI' Attraction Opens

The new, 10-room immersive family-friendly attraction includes real indoor snow, a Christmas cake walk, an elf room, and Santa himself.

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• Multiple Shots Fired In Floral Park; No One Injured
• Person Struck By Train Near Brentwood
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• Lindenhurst School District Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Man With Knife Fatally Shot By Officer In Suffolk: Police
• Hearts Out For Staff Of Fox Lane Middle School
• Northport Anti-Bullying Community Group Hosts Outdoor Gathering

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