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Changing summer safety guidelines
The summer months mean outdoor activities — going to the beach, the lake or the pool, working up a sweat on the softball diamond or the volleyball court, and cooking on the grill. more
Tony Iovino received the Long Island Writers' Guild Community Service Award.
Rockville Centre resident is a multi-faceted man
Humbled and honored, Oceanside Summer Gazebo Readings founder Tony Iovino received the Long Island Writers’ Guild Community Service Award last Sunday at Manor East in Massapequa. more
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Best summer buddies Tim Leake, left, Regan Quinn, Danny Cavallo and Mike Leake said their goodbyes as the Recreation Center's Summer Playground program came to an end on Aug. 12.
Time for fond — and fun — farewell
As the Rockville Centre Summer Playground finished its season on Aug. 12, a Herald photographer captured campers during the annual farewell picnic, held at the Recreation Center this year, instead of its former venue at Centennial Park on Mill River. more
Joseph McNair, 10, got in a little hockey at one of the game stations.
It's carnival time in Rockville Centre
Nearly 1,000 Rockville Centre Summer Playground campers, family members and friends gathered at the Rec Center on the night of July 28 to celebrate the summer in style. more
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Summer Playground campers at the Recreation Center enjoyed a romp through sprinklers set up on the soccer fields behind the building on July 16.
A cool spray on a very hot day
The sounds of gleeful screams reverberate across the drenched soccer fields as bathing suit-clad youngsters tear through sprinklers set up across the grass. For the 420 campers enrolled in the Summer Playground at the Rec Center, this is no ordinary Friday — it is Sprinkler Day, a weekly celebration of all things cooling and wet. more
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Book Buddy Kaitlyn Rosenbaum read to a rapt 4-year-old Eva Garcia in the Children's Room of the library
Rockville Centre dives into books
This summer, a wave of reading is again washing over Rockville Centre. The public library’s annual summer reading programs are officially under way, with more than 100 children and teen volunteers already signed up. more
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‘Silence of the Lambs’ with a nice Chianti
Even though multitasking is king, there are so many things we can’t do at the same time: drink a martini and ride a roller coaster, text and take a shower, watch a movie and mow the lawn, run a marathon and flip pancakes. more
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The true meaning of Memorial Day
We all think it: Memorial Day symbolizes the start of summer. For many Americans it means dusting off the grill and making the pool water sparkle. It means big sales at the stores. It means hot dogs, baseball and a three-day weekend. It means that spring is on its way out and the hazy, lazy, crazy days of summer are on the way in. more
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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