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Reassessing the county executive
This time last year, the Herald evaluated Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano’s midterm progress. We graded him on how well he had followed through with his campaign promises and how effectively he had dealt with the major issues facing the county. more
This chart, provided by the Residents for Efficient Special Districts, shows what the group estimates residents would save by dissolving Sanitary District 2. Sani2 officials say that any savings would be minimal and would be offset by service downgrades. They also say that dissolving Sani2 would put the district’s many employees out of work.
What’s behind the drive to dissolve Sani2?
After months spent canvassing, a group called Residents for Efficient Special Districts, or RESD, finally delivered the 5,000 signatures it needed to force a referendum on the dissolution of Sanitary District 2. The submission of the petitions at the Nassau County clerk’s office on July 23 caused quite a splash, with a procession of activists bearing stacks of signed documents into the building after making impassioned speeches outside. more
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Beth Hammerman of Mercy Medical Center received the 2011 Scollard Award For Leadership from Richard J. Sullivan, Jr., executive chairman of CHSLI.
Mercy Medical Center administrator receives Catholic Health Systems award
Beth Hammerman, Mercy Medical Center’s Director of Planning and Community Health, has received the 2011 Patrick J. Scollard Award for Leadership from Catholic Health Services of Long Island. more
Rockville Centre Fire Chief John Busching
A message from the Rockville Centre Fire Chief
On Oct. 9, the Rockville Centre Fire Department hosted a great fire prevention community awareness event at our 103 Maple Ave. firehouse, to celebrate Fire Prevention month. The event was well attended by our residents, who learned some great tips about fire safety, but as we near the holiday season, we need to keep in mind that fire safety is a year round job! more
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Elizabeth Boyce, a nursing student and Resident Advisor, moved into Molloy’s first residence hall on the Sunday before the Labor Day weekend.
First students move in at Molloy College
 For the first time in Molloy College’s 56-year history, students have a place to call home on its Rockville Centre campus. more
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Katherine Garry, right, addressed Mayor Francis Murray about her concerns over the reappointment of Peter Dordal to the Rockville Centre Housing Authority.
Rockville Centre Housing Authority appointment sparks heated debate
The reappointment of Peter Dordal to the Rockville Centre Housing Authority prompted a heated exchange between several residents, the mayor and trustees at the village board meeting on Aug. 29. … more
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Village resident Peter Garrity, second from right, traveled with his wife Delia and their daughter, Trish, to help establish a school for young students in the Ugandan village of Masese. They are planning to return in August.
Rockville Centre residents work on a trans-Atlantic charity mission
A landlocked country in East Africa, Uganda may be thousands of miles away from Rockville Centre, but to the Garrity family of Peter, Delia and their daughter Trish, who visited there last summer on a humanitarian mission, there is a close connection. more
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The first-ever residence hall at Molloy College will be completed this fall.
A 'new look' for Molloy College
Visitors to the Molloy College campus next fall will notice several significant changes. more
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Gas prices at the Sunrise Mobil station continued to rise on Wednesday, April 27. On the following day regular gas cost $4.23 a gallon. Experts say the rise in fuel costs will continue into the summer.
Rockville Centre villagers adjusting to costly gas
Liam Wall, a former Rockville Centre resident, just returned from a trip to Ireland. When he arrived back on Long Island last week, he was astounded by the rising gas prices that awaited him at the … more
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Rockville Centre resident John Cameron, managing partner of Cameron Engineering will be honored by ERASE Racism with its Corporate Leadership Award at the organization’s 10th anniversary celebration in June.
Rockville Centre resident is an ally in the fight against racism
Rockville Centre resident John D. Cameron Jr., managing partner of Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP, will receive The ERASE Racism Corporate Leadership Award on June 7, at the organization’s … more
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