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Noreen Leahy in her office.
Leahy tapped as Rockville Centre’s Special Ed administrator
A driving passion for a life of service is the common thread that runs through the careers that outgoing SSHS Assistant Principal Noreen Leahy has pursued. And the job that Leahy, 51, is set to … more
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Not one but two large trees toppled toward this Burtis Avenue home during the severely damaging March storm.
Rockville Centre plans for the worst
In the wake of the March storm that paralyzed Rockville Centre for days, officials gathered on April 8 to discuss how the village can be prepared for future emergencies. more
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Dr. Michael Griffin
Rockville Centre schools get interim administrator
Dr. Michael Griffin was recently appointed as Interim Administrator for Special Education and Pupil Personnel Services for the Rockville Centre School District, a position he will hold through June … more
Methadone is dispensed in precise doses from a computer-controlled machine resembling a cappuccino maker. NASA uses a similar machine to dispense liquids for space travel.
Methadone maintenance as a way of life
They line up every day inside an off-white office resembling a trailer across the street from the Long Beach Medical Center: two neat rows of average-looking people, waiting patiently, as if they are there to buy a cup of coffee from the local deli. But they are there to save their lives. more
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Surviving Long Island's Superstorm
The sound started as a slow creaking, which quickly became a wrenching noise, as if sheet metal were being folded back and forth violently. Then, snap! more
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An artist's rendering of the 349-unit AvalonBay apartment complex planned for Banks Avenue in Rockville Centre.
Village, AvalonBay reach agreement
At the Village Board of Trustees meeting on March 2, Mayor Mary Bossart announced that the village had reached a formal agreement with developer AvalonBay, securing more money for the village than it would have received from PILOT payments alone. more
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Forging an agreement?
At the Rockville Centre Village Board meeting on Feb. 9, Mayor Mary Bossart discussed details of a new proposal the village says it presented to the school district in an effort to solve the problem of parking at Fireman’s Field, adjacent to South Side High School. more
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Dr. William Johnson and Village Administrator Frank Quigley have not yet had a meeting of minds on issues facing the village and the school district. They have been involved in talks that also include Mayor Mary Bossart and Board of Education President Mark Masin.
Open warfare?
Discussions between Rockville Centre village and school district representatives have so far failed to produce progress on the renewal of a longstanding agreement to share expenses and avoid duplication of services, and school officials expressed their frustration and disappointment at the Dec. 9 Board of Education meeting. 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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