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1. This Week Crime In Garden City: Vaping, Lost Dog, Youths On Motorbikes (patch.com) — Garden City's latest weekly police report details a hit-and-run involving a pedestrian, DWI enforcement on local streets, and several quality-of-life calls ranging from loose dogs to youths on motorbikes. Officers also handled incidents at Adelphi University and the Garden City Library, including fire alarms linked to vaping and a security guard's exposure to a hypodermic needle.
2. Garden City Students Head Back To School For New Year Of Learning (patch.com) — Students and staff in Garden City have returned to school, launching the 2026–27 academic year in upgraded classrooms, athletic fields, and other improved facilities. District leaders say the enhanced spaces are designed to better support learning, collaboration, and extracurricular life for local children.
3. Century-Old Curtiss Oriole Returns to Its Garden City Birthplace (vintageaviationnews.com) — A rare century-old Curtiss Oriole, originally built in Garden City, has returned to the Cradle of Aviation Museum to be fully restored and eventually displayed above the cafeteria. Over the next four to five years, the museum's team will rebuild the largely intact airframe, honoring Long Island's early aviation legacy and giving local residents a new, historically significant aircraft to visit close to home.
4. Top 10 Long Island field hockey teams to begin the 2026 season (newsday.com) — Garden City's field hockey team opens the 2026 season ranked third on Long Island after a dominant run to last year's Class B title and a narrow state semifinal loss. With top scorers Casey Psaki and Grace Brantuk returning, the Trojans are expected to contend again despite an early-season setback against rival Manhasset.
5. Episcopal services of remembrance planned as US marks 25 years since 9/11 attacks (episcopalnewsservice.org) — Garden City residents are invited to a Day of Remembrance at the Cathedral of the Incarnation on Sept. 11, with the church open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and services at noon and 6 p.m. The observance is part of a wider network of Episcopal commemorations in New York and nationwide marking 25 years since the 9/11 attacks.
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