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RVC businesses feeling holiday slowdown
As the holiday season falls upon the Village of Rockville Centre, local businesses are feeling the sting of the poor economy and are turning to residents to help them through. more
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Sisters give back to the village
Every Christmas, sisters Mary Testa and Maureen Remy have certain things they do. They buy gifts for their families, they decorate their homes and they help make sure that some 80 needy Rockville Centre families have a holiday to celebrate. more
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Village looking at tough budget season
With the 2010-11 budget season looming, Village of Rockville Centre officials are girding themselves for what is sure to rile a tax-weary public—a property tax rate increase that they have said could exceed 10 percent. more
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Inspector Richard Fantry, left, received an award from Rockville Centre Police Commissioner Jack McKeon. Both officers are retiring by year's end.
Search is on for new commish
With a Dec. 30 deadline quickly approaching, the Village of Rockville Centre is searching for a replacement for retiring Police Commissioner Jack McKeon. more
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It was a packed house at the Sandel Center for the annual Thanksgiving luncheon on Nov. 18.
Sandel Center seniors give thanks
The smell of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner — turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy— filled the air at the Sandel Senior Center on Nov. 18 during the center’s annual Thanksgiving Feast. more
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Lily Burnstone, left, with her daughter Joan Stadt. The two live together and enjoy every moment of it.
Celebrating a long life
I was very lucky—I had a happy, wonderful life,” said Lily Burnstone on Nov. 3, at the celebration of her 107th birthday. “Maybe that’s why I’m here.” more
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Board nixes village bond
After much debate, the Rockville Centre village board shot down a $750,000 bond resolution at its meeting Monday night. more
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Molloy College President Dr. Drew Bogner, fifth from left, was joined at the school’s groundbreaking ceremony by, from left, Deputy Mayor Chuck Joyce, Assemblyman Bob Barra, Trustee Ed Oppenheimer, Sen. Dean Skelos, Mayor Mary Bossart, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray, Village Justice Kevin McDonough and trustees Kevin Glynn and Dave Krasula.
Molloy breaks ground on Public Square
Holding gold shovels wrapped with purple bows and wearing white hard hats emblazoned with the school’s logo, Molloy College dignitaries braved a biting wind on Sept. 30 at a ceremony to break ground on the college’s new Public Square. more
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Joan Hoffman outside the store, now at 216 Merrick Ave., that has sold custom-printed shirts and sports equipment for 75 years.
Where does the time go?
As Barry Athletics celebrates its 75th anniversary, its owner, Joan Hoffman, remembers how the store came to be where it is in Rockville Centre. more
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William Walsh
Walsh confession ok'd
Nassau County Judge David Ayres ruled on Sept. 23 that all of the evidence presented in preliminary testimony in the murder case against William Walsh is admissible in court, including his confession. more
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