Coronavirus Delays America's Biggest Legoland Opening: Patch PM

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

Coronavirus: Legoland New York Opening Delayed

All previously purchased annual passes or single-day tickets will be honored when the resort finally opens.

Suffolk Family's Cat Killed, $1K Reward Posted: Officials

The family discovered its cat killed in its backyard Monday morning, Suffolk officials say.

Coronavirus: LI Machine Shop Makes Reusable Masks With 3D Printer

The local business has been working to manufacture face masks to donate to healthcare workers fighting the coronavirus pandemic.

Couple Starts Fundraiser To Buy Food For Hospital Workers

The LI couple started a group to help provide food to the workers at Southside Hospital working to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Ronkonkoma Bus Company Lays Off 900 Drivers, Employees: Report

Affected drivers worked for at least 10 school districts on Long Island, according to the report.

Police Officer Airlifted After Crash

"My prayers are with him and his family and all of our men and women in blue. Lord watch over them." — Councilwoman Jodi Giglio.

Also worth a look:

• Man Barricaded Himself In His Home And Set It On Fire: PD
• Organic Eatery Chain Donates Meals To Coronavirus-Hit Hospitals
• Lithology Brewing In Farmingdale To Host Virtual Happy Hour
• Coronavirus: SBU Hospital Awarded $50M By Army Corp Of Engineers
• Food Tent Helps Shinnecock's Hungry, Keeps Coronavirus Out
• Local Resident Starts Food Pantry For Community Members In Need
• Macy's To Furlough Most Employees, Including On Long Island
• Cuomo: Creating 'One Healthcare System' To Fight Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: LI Woman Raises Money To Buy Food For Hospital Staff
• Governor Cuomo's Brother Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Suffolk Coronavirus: 9 New Deaths; Crime Plummets
• You Can Donate Girl Scout Cookies To Essential Workers
• Coronavirus In Nassau: Positive Cases, Deaths Jump Overnight

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