Rescuer's Home Gutted By Fire, 36 Animals Saved: Patch PM

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

Rescuer's Home Gutted In Blaze, Firefighters Save 36 Animals

"I was scared to death thinking all my babies were inside." A heroic effort by firefighters saved all 36 animals from a raging fire.

Man Found On Long Island Trail Was Stabbed To Death: PD

He was discovered just before 1 a.m. on the Greenway Trail, police said.

Native Long Islander Ryan Ufko Preparing For NHL Draft

Ryan Ufko could fulfill a boyhood dream this summer should a National Hockey League team draft him. He spoke with Patch about it.

Summer Veterans Stand Down Comes To Long Island

Friday's event is to help support veterans with clothing, food and other necessities.

Youth Basketball Coach Attacked On Long Island: Police

The youth coach says he was attacked by family members of one of his players, according to a report.

Also Worth A Look

• Selden Motorcyclist Seriously Injured In Coram Crash
• Man Charged With Sexually Assaulting 12-Year-Old Girl
• Burrito Mariachi Mexican Grill Has Plans For New Long Island Location
• Prison For Westchester MD Who Pushed Fentanyl For Big Pharma
• Iconic Buttercup's Dairy In Terryville Celebrates 50 Years
• Northport Boys And Girls Lacrosse Both Win Suffolk Titles
• Long Island Ducks Fireworks Shows Are Back This Summer
• Northport High School Junior Awarded Rensselaer Medal
• Mercy Hospital Donates 22,000 Pounds Of Food To Community
• Man Accused Of Assaulting Officer During Bellmore Traffic Stop
• Bellone: Suffolk Marathon Is Back This Fall, Will Cross Bridges
• New Residential Reuse Program Helps Build Affordable Housing
• Cat, Dog Adoptions Free At Brookhaven Shelter Until End Of June
• Annual Fireworks Set To Light Up Sky Over Three Mile Harbor
• 'Farewell' To Organizers Of Gazebo Concerts, But Show To Go On
• Group Calls For NCPD Commissioner Patrick Ryder To Resign
• Westhampton Beach Valedictorian Honored For Her Achievements

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