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Letters to the Rockville Centre Editor (Jan. 6-12)
This week's letters to the Editor focus on responses to a previous letter entitled "Creating Covid chaos," and questions where the village stands on masking. more
A 1.75-acre parcel that used to house the parsonage of St. Mark’s United Church remains under construction, but village officials have yet to sign a deed for a road that goes through it.
Village of Rockville Centre yet to sign deed for road
Village officials and the former owners of a plot of land at 220 Hempstead Ave. have yet to reach an agreement on deeding a road that runs through the area to the village. more
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Letter to the Rockville Centre Herald Editor (Dec. 16-22)
This week's letter to the Editor is a response to the Proud Boys march through the village in November. more
Lynbrook American Legion Post 335 members attended a memorial service in Rockville Centre to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
Lynbrook American Legion participates in Pearl Harbor remembrance
Lynbrook,, Rockville Centre and Malverne American Legion members came together in Rockville Centre on Dec. 7 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor more
The far-right Proud Boys marched through RVC on Saturday afternoon, flashing white power hand signals, during their unauthorized trek.
Far-right group The Proud Boys march through Rockville Centre
On Saturday afternoon, the far-right political group The Proud Boys made a surprise march through the streets of Rockville Centre. more
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Mayor Francis Murray addressed a town hall meeting at the Sandel Senior Center on potential transit-oriented development in the village. The proposal would add multi-family apartments downtown, close to the train station.
Officials talk development
The village board presented a preliminary plan for a multi-family, transit-oriented development at a town hall meeting at the Sandel Senior Center on Oct. 27, which received mixed reviews from residents and officials. more
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Mayor Francis X. Murray announced that he had a short battle with Covid-19 at the village board meeting on Monday.
RVC mayor battles Covid
At the Rockville Centre Board of Trustees’ meeting on Monday, Mayor Murray revealed that he had tested positive for Covid-19 on the morning of September 27, but had since been treated at Mercy Hospital with an antibody infusion. more
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Mayor’s Golf Outing raises $50K for Community Fund
Residents and elected officials hit the golf course at the Rockville Links on Sept. 27 for the 34th annual Mayor’s Golf and Dinner Classic to benefit the village’s Community Fund, which has helped residents in financial distress for the past three decades. more
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Thomas Montemarano and Evan Lynch received proclamations outside Village Hall for their live-saving efforts.
Firefighters honored for life-saving efforts
Last Nov. 19 at around 4 p.m., former Rockville Centre Fire Department Captain Thomas Montemarano was dropping off Junior Firefighter Evan Lynch at his home from his after-school job when Montemarano’s pager buzzed. There was a house on fire on nearby Lakeview Avenue, and the two immediately answered the call. more
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Mayor Francis Murray received his honorary Doctor of Law from Molloy.
Molloy College sends off 2020, 2021 graduates
Car horns sounded and caps flew in the parking lot behind the Barbara H. Hagan School of Nursing and Health Sciences building at Molloy College as the school held its graduation ceremonies for the classes of 2020 and 2021 on May 18 and 19. more
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