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Micah Dank, a Rockville Centre native and member of South Side High School's Class of 2001, has authored a seven-book fictions series based in Astrotheology.
RVC author pens seven-book series
Author Micah Dank said he thought that he might one day be well known in media, but he never expected he would be seven books into a series on astrotheology. After growing up in Rockville Centre, devoting himself to the stage, Dank found meaning in the zodiac and connections he saw in the Bible, and decided to write about them. more
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Senior Patrick Erickson (9 points) was part of a balanced offensive effort for the Cyclones on Jan. 19 as they cruised past Division, 87-69.
South Side continues surge
The South Side boys’ basketball team has been surging in recent weeks, as the group’s impressive play as of late is reflected in its impressive 8-1 mark in Conference A-3. The … more
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After parents and students expressed disappointment over a tentative plan for the annual Red and Blue competition in March, school officials said they were still mulling options on how to ensure safety while keeping the tradition alive, which includes coming up with a policy on spectators. At left, hundreds of people attended a past event.
Rockville Centre students, parents push for 'normal' Red and Blue
Rockville Centre school officials are mulling how to safely host the 106th annual Red and Blue event while staying true to its traditions amid the unpredictability of the continuing coronavirus pandemic. more
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Kyla Murphy scored 10 points last Friday evening to help the Cyclones get back on the winning track with a 54-24 victory over Valley Stream North.
South Side sweeps weekend
The South Side girls’ basketball team is back on track for a postseason push after winning twice in less than 24 hours.The Cyclones entered last weekend in a slump with three losses in their … more
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Rockville Centre Board of Education President John O’Shea did not say whether the district would vote on whether to lift the mask mandate for students.
Rockville Centre parents split on mask mandates for schools
The debate over masking children in schools has intensified in Rockville Centre since County Executive Bruce Blakeman held a news conference on Jan. 6, at which he signed executive orders directing local boards of education to vote later this month on whether their district should mandate mask use. more
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Junior Robert Pericolosi led South Side's 62-49 victory at Hewlett last Saturday with a game-high 18 point performance.
South Side grinds past Hewlett
South Side scored the first nine points at Hewlett last Saturday afternoon and led from start to finish to keep pace with the frontrunners in Nassau Conference A-3 boys’ basketball with a 62-49 … more
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After the first snowfall of 2022, Lauren Bonura, 7, broke out her sled.
Snowfall lands in Rockville Centre
An overnight snowstorm dropped three to six inches of snow across Long Island, including in Rockville Centre, which had a school closure on Friday. more
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Rockville Centre schools will be closed Friday amid an expected winter storm.
Rockville Centre schools to be closed Friday due to anticipated snowstorm
With snow in the forecast, Rockville Centre school officials announced Thursday that the district's buildings will be closed on Friday.  In a note on the school's website, officials wrote … more
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Mayor Francis Murray said he hoped that his presidency of the New York Conference of Mayors would give him more opportunities to advocate for the village in Albany.
Big decisions loom in Rockville Centre village, schools for 2022
With a new year ushered in, Rockville Centre village and school officials have plenty of goals they hope to see to fruition in 2022. more
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The RVC Board of Education heard public comments about mask mandates.
Vax, mask mandates debate rages on in RVC
Before Gov. Kathy Hochul’s new mask mandate went into effect on Monday, the debate about coronavirus protection rolled on at the Rockville Centre Board of Education meeting on Dec. 9. Many parents who came to the South Side High School auditorium voiced their anger with recent decisions by the board and Acting Superintendent Robert Bartels on seating at school events. They asked district leadership to advocate for avoiding mask regulations, as have a few other districts. more
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