Volunteers Sought For LI's Breast Cancer Program
Adelphi University's Breast Cancer Program is seeking volunteers to assist and support women. Nina Nina Foley, a volunteer and hotline supervisor for the oldest such program on Long Island, discusses how to join as a volunteer and the training and resources you'll receive in the role.
WATCH: "Sons of Cream" To Play LI Venue In February
The next generation of a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group comes to Long Island in February. The "Sons of Cream" will perform at the on Feb. 16. Kofi Baker, son of legendary drummer Ginger Baker is part of the show, and talks about his famous dad and honoring him in concert.
LI High School Basketball Star Reaches Milestone On Court
Mepham High School senior Makayla Daube is the Class of 2025 valedictorian for her school. But she is also a standout basketball player with 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds for her career. Daube talks about her disclipline to excel in the classroom and on the court for the "Patch Weekly Spotlight."
LI Doctor Speaks About 1st Drug Approved For Sleep Apnea Patients
The FDA has approved the first drug for sleep apnea patients. Dr. Stella Hahn is the medical director of Northwell Health's Sleep Disorders Center at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream Hospital. She discusses what this means for patients who have relied on CPAP machines and other devices to control obstructive sleep apnea.
New Exhibit Opens At Nassau Art Museum
The Nassau County Museum of Art is ready to unveil its latest exhibition. Starting on Jan. 18, "Deco at 100" will have hundreds of items on display showcasing the popular art movement of the early 20th century. The museum's chief curator, Franklin Hill Perrell previews what visitors can expect.
Family Owned Bowling Center On LI Hosts Family Friendly New Year's Eve Parties
If you're still looking for activities to ring in 2025, Maple Lanes RVC is hosting a pair of New Year's Eve parties. The same business will also usher in the New Year at its Corum bowling center. Theresa McCarthy with the Maple Family Centers is a guest on the "Patch Weekly Spotlight" to talk about what's ahead for Dec. 31.
Meet "The Voice" Runner-Up From Long Island
Shye captivated the judges and the audience on "The Voice." The former Glen Cove High School student made it to last week's finale. She talks about her experience on the show and what's ahead for her.
LI Political Professor Talks About Upcoming Trump Term
James Sample is a constitutional law professor at Hofstra University, He speaks about the numerous picks, some of which are controversial, by President-elect Trump for his cabinet and other positions. Sample is my guest on the "Patch Weekly Spotlight."
Long Islander Creates Online Database for Holiday Lights Displays
Jon Dignam, of Commack, wanted to know where to find the holiday lights for his family. That led to him creating the website: lilightsmap.com, which he maintains. On the site, people can locate the festive homes. He has more than 500 homes listed across the island and new submissions are always encouraged.
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Celebrates 20th Anniversary
As part of the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF)'s 20th anniversary, a two-day celebration is planned, which includes concerts. LIMEHOF Chairman Ernie Canadeo speaks about the hall's history and the big weekend ahead.
Long Island Man Forges New Career Path Based On Daughter's Mystery Illness
On this edition of the "Patch Weekly Spotlight," you'll meet Jonathan Negron, a former FDNY EMS captain who became part of the NYU Langone in Mineola thanks to doctors being able to solve his daughter's rare condition five years ago.
Election 2024 Recap
The election is over, and the look ahead to President-elect Trump's next term in the White House begins. On today's Patch Weekly Spotlight, Matthew Record, Molloy University assistant professor of American Politics and Public Policy, discusses what went wrong for Vice President Harris' campaign and what to expect from the Trump administration.