Urgent Care Worker Got Coronavirus Waiting For Vaccine: Patch PM

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

'Livid' Urgent Care Worker Got Coronavirus Waiting For Vaccine

A Long Island physician assistant wasn't eligible for the vaccine until weeks after release. She, her mom, and kids all got the coronavirus.

Police Increasing Patrols Ahead Of Jan. 20 Inauguration

Officials said there are no threats against the area at this time, but there is still a possibility of protests and violence.

Couple Faked Positive COVID-19 Tests To Delay Husband's Trial: DA

While the husband was on trial for drug charges, the two faked the tests to claim they were quarantining and delay the trial, the DA said.

Nurse Launches Nonprofit To Give Back To LI Nurses

Long Island Nurses is trying to help support nurses, further their education and maybe even send one to the Super Bowl as thanks.

Man Tried To Rob 2 Banks In The Same Morning: Police

Police say he was also responsible for other thefts, burglaries and robberies in the area, including another bank robbery

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• Northport High School Resumes Low-Risk Winter Sports
• Feds Expand Vaccine Eligibility But Not Distribution of Doses

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