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Rockville Centre earns kudos for storm work
Village officials expressed their pride and gratitude for the response to Hurricane Sandy at the village Board of Trustees meeting on Monday. more
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Rockville Centre residents and businesses prepare for Hurricane Sandy
Last year’s experience with Hurricane Irene has ensured that many Rockville Centre residents are taking Hurricane Sandy’s devastating potential seriously. Driving through the village … more
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Members of the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Cub Scouts led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Rockville Centre remembers
More than 200 Rockville Centre residents gathered at the Village Green on Sunday evening in a somber commemoration of the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and to remember the way the village came together in support for the families of the lost. more
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All Island Transportation, the only licensed taxi company in Rockville Centre, will provide free service to village seniors on Thursdays.
Taxi service offers seniors a free ride in Rockville Centre
All Island Transportation, currently the sole taxi service in Rockville Centre, announced at the village board meeting on Oct. 9 that it would provide village seniors with free transportation every Thursday, beginning this week. more
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Charles Gennario, Rockville Centre police commissioner.
Some crimes on the rise in Rockville Centre?
Though the number of incidents involving firearms in Rockville Centre has increased in the past year, Police Commissioner Charles Gennario does not see it as a trend. more
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More eyes and ears for Rockville Centre police
More than 50 concerned Rockville Centre residents and community leaders gathered Monday night at Village Hall to discuss the implementation of a local Neighborhood Watch program. more
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Crossing guard Debra Bernhardt held back traffic as children and their parents crossed Merrick Avenue on the way to Camp Avenue School in Merrick last week. Many crossings were manned by police officers on the first day of school, while some were left unguarded.
Be careful crossing the street
Parents who let their children walk to school may want to take extra precautions this year: Nassau County has left some crossing guard posts unmanned. As a result of a hiring freeze and work … more
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Heyman, No. 15, with his Oceanside High School teammates, set school records that have yet to be broken.
Art Heyman, former Oceanside High School, Duke basketball star dies at 71
One of the most prominent and decorated athletes ever to graduate from Oceanside High School, Arthur “Art” Heyman, who was known across the county for his role in the rise of Duke University … more
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Village Officials were joined by contractor Richard Grim, far right, at the Maple Avenue site where work is set to begin. From left were Trustee Ed Oppenheimer, Electric Department Superintendent Paul Pallas, Village Grant Writer Kathleen Murray, Deputy Mayor Nancy Howard, Trustee Michael Sepe, Mayor Francis Murray and Village Administrator Keith Spadaro.
Rockville Centre's Maple Avenue set to undergo renovation
Late this week or early next week, contractors are expected to break ground on the renovation of Maple Avenue, a project that will last at least through next spring, village spokesman Jeff Kluewer says. more
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Ted Fass finished a hole at the U.S. Blind Golf Association’s national championship at the Middle Bay Country Club in Oceanside last week.
Oceanside country club hosts blind golf tournament
Ted Fass’s first swing at the seventh hole sent the ball sailing down the middle of the fairway on a picturesque Monday morning. After a couple of practice swings, his follow-up shot put the ball on the green, and a long putt would give him a par for the hole. more
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