Good News: Woman Rescued From Submerged Car, Sticking It to Cancer, Spike Lee Collaboration

Patch covers a wide array of topics, but some of our favorite stories are the ones that put a smile on your face. Here’s a roundup of good news stories from Long Island Patches over the last week:

• Suffolk Cop Rescues 97-Year-Old Woman From Submerged Car
• Website Ranks Top Public High Schools on Long Island
• Long Beach Applauds Officer Who Crashed into Erratic Driver
• Levittown Student Helps AIDS/HIV Research for His Birthday
• Pat-Med High’s ‘Stick it to Cancer’ Floor Hockey Tournament a Huge Success
• Massapequa Business to Appear on ‘George to the Rescue’
• Sag Harbor Students Support Local Family in Need
• West Babylon Student Essayist Advances to State Competition
• Paul Schreiber Grad Collaborates With Spike Lee on Thriller Film
• Smithtown East Track Stars Soar at States
• 75-Year Member of Port Washington Fire Department Appointed Honorary Chief
• Pierson High School Robotics Team Earns Award at Regional Competition
• Finley Robotics Team Presents Robot ‘Will Smith’ at Board Meeting
• Game! Set! Match! Huntington to be Honored for Tennis Programs

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