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Letters to the Editor
Vote for Rubino To the Editor: I urge my fellow Rockville Centre residents to vote for Lynda Rubino in the school board election on Tuesday, May 21. I’ve known Lynda and her family for … more
Katie Asip attempted to eat with a blindfold on.
An evening of fun, food and blindfolds
The Rockville Centre Lions Club held its second annual Dinner in the Dark fundraiser at the Rockville Links Club on May 4. The evening is a fundraiser designed to raise awareness for those living … more
This year’s honorees Robert D. Klein, left, Ted Fass and Donald J. Steinert.
RVC Lions to host Dinner in the Dark
The Rockville Centre Lions Club is pleased to announce its second annual fundraiser, “Dinner in the Dark,” to be held on Saturday, May 4, from 8 p.m. to midnight, at the Rockville Links Club in … more
Host an award-winning Oscar viewing party
For movie buffs, nothing beats Oscar night. It’s always fun to see those golden statuettes bestowed upon those glammed-up nominees. So bring some ‘tinseltown’ glitz and revelry into your home with a picture-perfect Oscar party. more
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Taking stock of all that Sandy stole
I hate the smell of Hurricane Sandy. It’s the smell of decay. more
A Fatal Shooting at the Sunrise Multiplex Cinemas in Valley Stream in 1990 prompted the theater to install metal detectors at its entrance.
Tragedy sparks memory of 1990 Valley Stream shooting
The early-morning massacre at the midnight showing of “The Dark Knight Rises” on July 20 at the AMC theater in Aurora, Colo., has left moviegoers around the nation shocked and troubled. more
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Dark Horse is a winner
**** Todd Solondz is an innovative and provocative filmmaker who has consistently pushed the envelope on what is acceptable on American screens. His work has blended a keen satiric wit with a … more
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Transformer, cable caused Rockville Centre blackout
More than 50 percent of Rockville Centre’s Electric Department customers lost service for nearly two hours on May 29 when the control power transformer at the Maple Avenue power plant failed. more
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George Wenk, left, with the Principal of Manchester High School Kevin O'Donnell at the school. O'Donnell presented Wenk a framed version of the letter that Oceanside Superintendent Dr. Herb Brown wrote for Wenk to deliver to the Manchester School District's Superintendent.
150-mile walk a success
After 10 days and 150 miles, village resident George Wenk made it from the steps of Oceanside High School all the way to Manchester High School in Connecticut. more
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