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Bonbino's Pizza owners Nick and John Milano organized a visit from the "Vaxmobile "from Mount Sinai South Nassau.
Mount Sinai South Nassau 'Vaxmobile' visits Bonbino's Pizzeria in Rockville Centre
With rising cases of Covid-19 across Long Island, Bonbino's Pizza owners Nick and John Milano organized a visit from the "Vaxmobile" to the Rockville Centre shop, which was administered by Mount Sinai South Nassau staff. more
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Mount Sinai South Nassau is limiting visitors to its two emergency departments and other areas of the hospital while the Omicron variant continues to spread.
With Covid cases on the rise, MSSN limits hospital visitors
Citing the rapid rise of Omicron-variant Covid cases, Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital is halting most visits to its emergency departments in Oceanside and Long Beach and its infusion center, and limiting hours in other areas of the hospital, effective Dec. 21. more
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The RVC Board of Education heard public comments about mask mandates.
Vax, mask mandates debate rages on in RVC
Before Gov. Kathy Hochul’s new mask mandate went into effect on Monday, the debate about coronavirus protection rolled on at the Rockville Centre Board of Education meeting on Dec. 9. Many parents who came to the South Side High School auditorium voiced their anger with recent decisions by the board and Acting Superintendent Robert Bartels on seating at school events. They asked district leadership to advocate for avoiding mask regulations, as have a few other districts. more
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Hundreds watched on as Rockville Centre hosted its annual tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 2.
RVC rocks around the Christmas tree
RVC residents flooded the Village Green on Dec. 2 to celebrate the annual tree lighting in unseasonably mild weather. The Rev. Michael Duffy from St. Agnes blessed the enormous tree along the Maple Avenue side of the park. more
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Dr. Aaron Glatt, second from left, Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital’s chief of infectious diseases, was an honored guest at the White House last week when he helped light the White House menorah with, from left, Jewish community activist Susan Stern, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, of New York, and the second gentleman, Douglas Emhoff.
Doctor from Mount Sinai South Nassau in Oceanside lights White House menorah
On Dec. 1, Dr. Aaron Glatt, chief of infectious diseases at Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital in Oceanside, helped light the fourth candle of the Hanukkah menorah at the White House as thanks and recognition for his work during the coronavirus pandemic. more
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According to a separation agreement obtained by the Herald, Superintendent of Schools June Chang received three months’ salary and 24 paid vacation days when he left the district.
Details behind former Rockville Centre Superintendent June Chang's departure revealed
According to documents recently obtained by the Herald, former Rockville Centre Superintendent of Schools June Chang received three months’ salary and compensation for 24 vacation days in his separation agreement with the Board of Education, and agreed not to pursue any legal action against the district. more
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South High School students putting together a food basket.
South High School gives back for Family Service Day
Over 200 Valley Stream South High School students and their families came together on Family Service Day to help local families in need for Thanksgiving on Saturday, Nov. 20. Food baskets were … more
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Ms. Rudin’s class listening to Ms. Willerman during the Poetry Out Loud workshop.
Poetry Out Loud inspires South High students
Valley Stream South High School held its first virtual Poetry Out Loud workshop earlier this year. Poetry Out Loud is a National Endowment for the Arts education program that encourages students to … more
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Dr. Aaron Glatt will be at the White House on Wednesday to light a candle of the menorah.
Mount Sinai South Nassau doctor lights White House menorah
On Wednesday night, Dr. Aaron Glatt, Chief of Infectious Diseases at Mount Sinai South Nassau, lit the fourth candle of the Hanukkah menorah at the White House as thanks for his work during the pandemic. more
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Many parents — vaccinated and non-vaccinated — have expressed outrage over interim Superintendent Robert Bartels’s announcement that audiences will be separated based on vaccination status at the district’s winter concerts next month.
Outrage grows over concert vaccine issue in Rockville Centre schools
Several parents in the Rockville Centre School District have voiced their displeasure with school officials after they announced plans to separate vaccinated and unvaccinated audience members at next month’s winter concerts. more
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