Kiwanis Club hosts 67th annual St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon

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More speeders charged

On March 26tgh a Washington Avenue motorist was charged with driving with a suspended registration and excessive speed. Another Washington Avenue motorist was charged with unlicensed operation and excessive speed.

Aggravated DWI

On March 27th Garden City Police responded to Nassau Boulevard for an unconscious female motorist stopped in traffic. Upon arrival, the officers determined the driver was sleeping with her foot on the brake and the transmission in drive. The officers carefully awakened the driver and safely placed the transmission in park. The driver was subsequently arrested for Aggravated DWI.

in an accident and was fine.

Missing wallet

A wallet was reported lost or stolen in the vicinity of the Marine Base on March 27th.

Another gate malfunction

On March 27th Garden City Police responded to Cathedral Avenue for a railroad gate malfunction apparently caused by ongoing track work in the area.

Smart senior

On March 27th a senior resident reporting receiving a call from someone who stated his son was in an accident that injured a pregnant female and was arrested. Suspecting a scam, the resident began to repeatedly question the caller, who hung up. The resident then called his son to verify that he was not

Aggravated DWI arrest

Upon investigation of a two-vehicle accident on Old Country Road and Washington Avenue on March 28th, Garden City Police arrested one of the drivers, a 24-year-old male for Aggravated DWI (more than .18 percent Blood Alcohol Content) and Aggravated Unlicensed Operation.

Tablet theft

Garden City Police investigated a report of the theft of a computer tablet from an Old Country Road business on March 28th.

Vehicle entered

Officers investigated a report of a vehicle entry on Pell Terrace on March 28th. There was no reported loss.

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Work at the Senior Center on Golf Club Lane is progressing. According to Building Superintendent Giuseppe Giovanniello, sheetrock work is done and painting has begun. The fire alarm system was recently repaired and inspected. The kitchen counter and cabinets were delivered earlier this month. Work is anticipated to be completed in mid- to late April. The Center was damaged due to a burst fire suppression system pipe. Trustees engaged Belfor Restorations, of Ronkonkoma, to do the repairs.

Backflow testing is required by the health department to help safeguard the backwards flow of water when a sprinkler system retracts into the ground. This device prevents contaminants such as fecal matter, pesticides and herbicides from being pulled backwards into the municipal water supply. The Village requires every home or business with an active lawn sprinkler system to have an approved backflow device and the device must be tested each year by a NYS Certified backflow tester. Every resident has a backflow test due date one year from their previous test date (from the prior year); these due dates vary from resident to resident. We would like to thank all the residents that actively test their sprinkler systems and devices in order to keep the municipal water supply free from contaminants.

According to H2M, the Village’s water consultant, 642 samples have been requested by residents; 640 sample kits have been delivered. H2M has also collected/returned 535 bottles. Pace Analytical completed 523 sample analyses and transmitted results to residents. Orthophosphate is being injected into the water system. The District is taking entry point and distribution sampling to monitor orthophosphate treatment. H2M will perform sampling on 30 residences to evaluate orthophosphate treatment.

Probation violation

A joint investigation on County Seat Drive by the GCPD and the Nassau County Probation Department resulted in the arrest on March 28th of a 51-yearold male for failure to use a court-ordered interlock device while driving and driving with a suspended license.

Smoke detector alarm

Garden City Police and Firefighters responded to a Hamilton Place home on March 28th for a fire alarm and discovered a faulty smoke detector.

Suspended license

A Stewart Avenue motorist was charged with driving with a suspended license and excessive speed on March 28th.

With warmer days on the horizon, Garden City Library personnel kindly reminds patrons to refrain from dog walking on the front lawn as this space is dedicated to children’s programs. Signs have been installed as a friendly reminder on multiple approaches to the Library: at the corner of Seventh Street and Hilton Avenue, on Seventh Street in front of the Library entrance, at the corner of Seventh Street and Hubbell Plaza and at the West corner of the Library near the parking lot entrance. We appreciate your cooperation to help ensure a clean and safe outdoor space for young patrons to enjoy popular programs.