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WWII veteran Herbert Rosenberg, dead at 102
Herbert Rosenberg, a World War II veteran, and longtime Rockville Centre resident, died at his home on Cleveland Avenue on May 25, 2023, at the age of 102. more
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Michael Carrion, 57, was arrested in connection to a scam where he fraudulently identified himself as a fire inspector.
Scammer tricks Nassau County businesses out of thousands by posing as a fire inspector
Man pretending to be a fire inspector scams multiple Nassau County businesses out of thousands of dollars, according to police. more
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Diocese of Rockville Centre denied efforts to extend hold on litigation
Bankruptcy court Judge Martin Glenn denied the Diocese's request to extend a stay on litigation which would further stall the state court's actions against parishes and other entities that do not name the Long Island-based chair of the Catholic church. more
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Rockville Centre man arrested outside Eisenhower Park
A Rockville Centre man was arrested by Nassau County Police on Sunday night in East Meadow on charges of criminal possession of an illegal firearm. more
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Sharon Sheppard, assistant director of the MLK Center and founder of Sharon’s Pantry, provides produce to community members facing food insecurity.
Pantry comes together to combat hunger
When the pandemic first struck, several businesses and industries were hit harder than others. The shutdown left some unpaid and out of work and with an air of uncertainty about what the future holds. more
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John O’Shea and Carol Ruchalski display signs around the community to show support for essential workers.
Village shows ‘signs’ of appreciation
Rockville Centre Deputy Mayor Kathy Baxley, along with resident James McDonald, owner of Lost Dog Art & Frame Company, helped design and create signs and banners to show their appreciation. more
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The first reported case of Covid-19 in Nassau County was contracted by a 42-year-old employee of Catholic Health’s Mercy Hospital. With the public health emergency now over, the Herald is looking back at the pandemic and its impact three years later.
Mercy Hospital reflects on pandemic
It has been over three years since the coronavirus outbreak in 2020, and life on Long Island, and all over the world, will never be the same. more
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Parade Grand Marshall and Nassau County American Legion Commander Joe Scarola shares a few words about the importance of Memorial Day.
Honoring the fallen for their sacrifice
Every year, on Memorial Day, the Village of Rockville Centre unites as a community to recognize the fallen with a parade in their honor. more
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Frank Colón, commander of American Legion Post 303 in Rockville Centre teaches students at St. Agnes Cathedral School about flag etiquette.
Veterans teach flag etiquette to students
Students at the St. Agnes Cathedral School were invited to participate in a special presentation about flag etiquette. more
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At the final Ronald Winchester Walk of Honor, Rockville Centre Deputy Mayor Kathy Baxley and Trustee Katie Conlon presented a proclamation Saturday afternoon to Marianna Winchester, an Oceanside Middle School phys. ed. teacher and the mother of the late Marine First Lt. Ronald Winchester, who died during his second tour in Iraq in 2004. The annual walk has raised funds for organizations including the First Marine Division Association Scholarship Fund, the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund, and America’s VetDogs.
The end of a fundraising era
U.S. Marine Lt. Ronald Winchester was killed on Sept. 3, 2004. In his memory, his family organized a Walk of Honor to commemorate him. more
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