LI Drug Dealer Gets 53 Years For Role In Trafficking Ring: DA | PM

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

Long Island Drug Dealer Gets 53 Years For Role In Large-Scale Trafficking Operation: DA

The trafficking operation caused the fentanyl overdose deaths of two people, DA Ray Tierney says.

2 Men Dumped 'Truck's Worth Of Garbage' In Pine Barrens, Convicted: DA

My office will protect every square inch of natural space in this county." — District Attorney Ray Tierney

Free Boat Safety Checks Offered On Long Island

America's Boating Club of Great South Bay is offering free U.S. Coast Guard approved vessel safety checks to ensure Long Islanders are safe.

Visas Of 11 Stony Brook University Students Reinstated: Officials

The students were among 1,500 international students nationwide to have their status terminated, provost says.

First Responders To Be Honored At LI High School

The high school is unveiling its First Responder Wall of Honor that recognizes 91 members of fire, police and EMT community.

Missing Legislative Candidate's Clothing, Car Found: Police

Petros Krommidas has not been since Wednesday evening, police said

Man Who Drove While Impaired In Deadly High-Speed Crash Sentenced: DA

The LI man was driving at about 113 mph when he hit the car driven by an 82-year-old Queens man, the DA says.

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