Rally To Protest Pizza Worker's Alleged Racial Comments: Patch PM

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

LI Rally To Protest Pizzeria Worker's Alleged Racial Comments

A delivery driver for a Long Island pizzeria was fired after a Black customer said the driver used a racial epithet. The rally is Saturday.

Vaccination Passports Spark Ire Among MAGA Supporters

The new Excelsior Pass will help to reopen the economy, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says — but others feel it is an "attempt to dictate how we live."

Brother-Sister Duo Launch Clothing Brand During Pandemic

Siblings Brittney Sogluizzo and Jason Bihn started Revamp Fitness in January.

Long Islanders Split On Cuomo's Handling Of Pandemic

A Patch survey found that people have very different opinions of how he handled the pandemic, the lockdown and the vaccine rollout.

1 Killed, 3 Injured In Long Island Crash

State police say the car was speeding on the roadway when the driver lost control and crashed.

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