Woman Leaves Kids Alone In Cold Car At Mall: Police | Patch PM

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

Woman Leaves Kids Alone In Car While Shopping: Police

The mother was arrested after police say she left her children, ages 9 and 3, in a car while the temperature was 37 degrees.

Restaurant Recovery Program Launched On Long Island

Restaurants in the county can apply for grants to help them stay open during the winter months, when outdoor dining isn't feasible.

Man Lit House On Fire In Suicide Attempt: Police

Police say the man barricaded himself in his home and first threatened officers and to "suicide by cop."

New Dairy Queen Coming To Long Island

The "Grill & Chill" fast food joint, which specializes in burgers and soft-serve ice cream, is slated to open by the end of November.

'Fearless, Relentless' Nurse: Long Island Local Hero

Jennifer DiSpigno Smith, a nurse who worked at a Long Island hospital during the height of the coronavirus outbreak, was recognized as a hero.

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