Sands Proposes Talent Partnership If Casino Plan Approved

The corporation would work with the group Minority Millennials to help find talent for its proposed entertainment destination.

Sands Plans To Team With NCC For New Programs If Casino Proposal OK'd

The corporation would help provide training that would allow students to get jobs at its new facility, but only if it's approved.

Garden City Hiring Summer Rec Department Positions

You can apply now to work at the pool, in the parks or all over the village.

GC Emergency Services Responded To Thousands Of Calls In 2022

The village released statistics showing how busy the local first responders were last year.

Third-Place Powerball Ticket Sold In Hempstead

The $50,000 ticket is one of five that were sold in New York for the most recent drawing.

Demolish Work Begins In Garden City Library Renovations

Crews removed the circulation desk and lots of carpeting to make room for improvements to the library.

Garden City Park FD Gets Grant For New Equipment

The grant money is one of the last acts for outgoing Rep. Kathleen Rice.

Garden City Redoes Gazebo Walkway, Making It More Accessible

More people will now be able to enjoy the village's gazebo.

Garden City Swears In New Police Officer

Officer Rodolfo Sulmonte comes to the police department after a years-long career as a professional hockey player.

Annual Blood And Toy Drive Being Held This Weekend

The annual collaboration between The Hance Family Foundation and the New York Blood Center has saved thousands of lives.

Where's The Best Place To Sled On Long Island?

Patch wants to know where the best sledding spots are for when the snow finally falls.

Community Cares Rx Honors Those Who Care For Others

The organization recognized those who dedicate themselves to helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

NYCLU Files Appeal To Get Nassau Police Misconduct Records

The civil rights group is suing to get records from the police about misconduct allegations from before 2020, when 50-a was repealed.

LI Police Use Dozens Of Drones; NYCLU Raises Privacy Concerns

Nassau County operates more drones than any other local police department in the state, data shows.

Child Care Council Of Nassau Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary

The Garden City-based organization held a gala event to celebrate its milestone.

Lotto Ticket Worth $20,000 Sold In Uniondale

The second-place ticket was sold for the Nov. 12 LOTTO drawing. The grand prize has now grown.

Long Island Goes Red In Midterm Elections: Patch Week In Review

ALSO: Suffolk PD sued over police dog bite | Whale stranded in creek dies | Environmental bond passes | Vigil for man killed in axe attack

New Sock Skating Exhibit Opening At Long Island Children's Museum

The exhibit will allow kids to get some active play without needing to bundle up for cold weather.

45th Annual Garden City Turkey Trot Set For Thanksgiving Day

Register now for Long Island's largest Thanksgiving Day road race, and help good causes along the way.

Garden City Parent Recognized As NYS Senate Commendation Recipient

Christina Dickey was honored for all the work she does with the special education community in Garden City.

Teen Threatened To Shooting At Middle School: LI Patch Week In Review

ALSO: Chiropractor sexually abused teen patient | Prosecution rests in Valva trial | Spookiest Halloween houses on Long Island.

Cradle Of Aviation Gets Last F-14 To Ever Fly

The Grumman Tomcat found a new home at the Uniondale museum.

Garden City Residents Can Participate In Traffic Survey

The village is asking residents to help identify problematic areas on local roadways. You have until Nov. 2.

Garden City Library Board Welcomes New Trustee

Mary Maguire joins the Library Board after volunteering to support the organization for years.

'Humbling': MacKenzie Scott Donates $1.8M To Nassau Girl Scouts

The donation from the ex-wife of Amazon found Jeff Bezos is the largest the organization has ever received.

Garden City Field Hockey Team Plays ‘4 a Cure’

The team hosted its 10th annual game to raise money for the For All Who Fight Foundation.

Adelphi Holding Its 34th Annual Golf Classic On Oct. 13

You can register now for the event, which benefits scholarships for student athletes.

VET FEST Coming To Nassau Community College Thursday

The free vent will feature tons of information and groups that can benefit veterans.

1 Killed, 1 Hospitalized By Nassau House Fire

The fire started early this morning. Reports say seven other people were left homeless by the blaze.

Garden City Holding Meeting To Kick-Off Village-Wide Traffic Study

A contractor will be studying traffic-calming measures the village can take in multiple areas to make roads safer.

Garden City's Streetscape Changed By Tiny, Invasive Beetle

An infestation of the emerald ash borer is forcing the village to remove hundreds of trees from the streets of Garden City.

Suffolk County Hit By Ransomware Hack: LI Patch Week In Review

ALSO: Amazon driver saves family | Decapitated animals found | Lost cat rings doorbell | 2022 apple picking guide.

CDC Alerts Consumers To Beef From HelloFresh Contaminated With E.Coli

The meat was sent out in HelloFresh deliveries in July. Anyone who froze it should throw it away immediately.

LI Native Gets Standing Ovation At Emmy's Acceptance Speech: Patch PM

Also: Man murders grandmother / Baby locked in car: PD / Man tries to lure students into bus: report / Cyber intrusion / Inflation slows

Garden City Honors Fallen At Annual 9/11 Ceremony

The village's ceremony paid special tribute to the 23 residents who died that day.

Garden City Considering Closing Small Section Of Euston Road

The road, by the Merillon Avenue LIRR station, would be replaced with landscaping to block noise and light from the station.

Fire Closes 76-Year-Old Long Island Restaurant

Thomas's Ham 'n' Eggery is closed while repairs are made following the fire over the weekend.

Long Island Placed On Drought Watch By State

High temperatures and low rainfall are impacting the region. Residents are encouraged to conserve water whenever possible.

Rise and Shine: Village Crews Tackle Early Morning Clean Up

After many resident complaints, Mayor Cosmo Veneziale instructed Village Administrator Ralph Suozzi to take action.

A Call From Long Island Providers to Conserve Water

Residents Urged to Limit Irrigation During These Periods of High Heat and Low Precipitation