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South Side High School’s Community Choir, under the direction of Doreen Fryling, performed six selections at Disney Springs’ Waterside Stage during the school’s inaugural Disney music trip, giving students an opportunity to share their talents with an unfamiliar audience.
Rockville Centre high school students perform at Walt Disney World
Fifty-two South Side High School students took their musical talents to Walt Disney World for the school's inaugural music trip, performing for a public audience while gaining valuable musical, educational and personal experiences. more
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About 130 graduates and friends from South Side and the former St. Agnes High School’s Class of 1976 gathered at the Tap Room on Oct. 17 to celebrate five decades of friendships, laughter and shared Rockville Centre roots.
Rockville Centre Class of 1976 reunites for 50th reunion
About 130 graduates and friends from South Side and the former St. Agnes High School’s Class of 1976 reunited in Rockville Centre to celebrate 50 years of memories, friendships and shared hometown roots. more
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Scott Fatscher’s home at 250 North Long Beach Road won the Spookiest Display category in the Rockville Centre Civic Association’s Halloween Decorating Contest, featuring towering skeletons, creepy creatures and dramatic lighting.
Rockville Centre residents pick Halloween contest winners
Rockville Centre residents voted for their favorite Halloween displays in the Civic Association’s 2026 decorating contest, recognizing three winners in the spookiest, family-friendly and local business categories. more
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Children navigated the twists and turns of the inflatable corn maze, one of the new attractions at Rockville Centre’s second-annual Little Town Fall Festival on Oct. 24.
Rockville Centre Fall Festival brings families, businesses together
Rockville Centre’s second annual Little Town Fall Festival drew a lively crowd with seasonal attractions, family-friendly activities and live entertainment while showcasing local businesses and bringing the community together. more
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Rockville Centre Police Department Detective Dominic Scicutella received an engraved M4 rifle donated by Dark Storm Industries in recognition of his service to the community during American Legion Post 303’s annual Law & Order Night on Oct. 16.
Rockville Centre American Legion honors first responders
American Legion Post 303 honored three Rockville Centre first responders during its annual Law & Order Night, while also recognizing local students participating in its Boys State program. more
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Principal Anna McGovern celebrated inclusion with Jennie E. Hewitt fourth graders Luciano Poskopus and Hannah James and first grader Grayson Jordan, as the new communication board gives every student a voice.
Rockville Centre school promotes inclusive communication
A grant from the Rockville Centre Education Foundation funded a new communication board at Jennie E. Hewitt Elementary School, giving students another way to express themselves, interact with classmates and foster a more inclusive school community. more
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Tom Von Essen, center, accepted his award with Red Cross Long Island Board Chair James Flannery, left, and the organization’s CEO, Jose Dominguez.
Red Cross honors Rockville Centre’s Tom Von Essen
Rockville Centre resident Tom Von Essen received the American Red Cross’s Community Impact Legacy Hero Award, recognizing his more than five decades of connection to the organization through his firefighting, leadership and disaster response career. more
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Rockville Centre’s Laura Gillen won re-election in New York’s 4th Congressional District.
Rockville Centre incumbents win Election Day races
Voters returned Rockville Centre incumbents to Congress, the State Senate, the Assembly and the Nassau County Legislature, while Gov. Kathy Hochul won re-election and Democrat Joe Scianablo defeated Hempstead Town Supervisor John Ferretti. more
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Long Island Rail Road service was disrupted at the Rockville Centre station Tuesday morning after a person was struck by a train, prompting single-track operations and delays along the Babylon Branch.
Man struck by LIRR train at Rockville Centre station
A man was struck by an eastbound Long Island Rail Road train in Rockville Centre Tuesday morning, and a passenger’s family member later described the scene in a Facebook post. more
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Frank Quigley Jr., a longtime Nassau County prosecutor who later served as Rockville Centre’s village administrator from 2008 to 2011, died Oct. 22 at 79. He was remembered by family and colleagues for his integrity, commitment to public service and devotion to his family.
Frank Quigley Jr., former RVC administrator, dies at 79
Rockville Centre resident Frank Quigley Jr., a longtime Nassau County prosecutor who pursued public corruption cases and later served as village administrator, died Oct. 22 at 79, leaving a legacy of public service, integrity and devotion to his family. more
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