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A large tree fell on Richmond Avenue near Hempstead Avenue Saturday afternoon, blocking the roadway and causing a power outage as village crews, including Electric Department personnel, worked at the scene.
Nor’easter brings flooding, strong winds, downed trees to Rockville Centre
Rockville Centre has received about 3 inches of rain as a powerful nor’easter brings strong winds, flooding, downed trees, power outages and transportation disruptions to the village and across Long Island. more
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A nor’easter is expected to bring strong winds, rain and coastal flooding to Rockville Centre and Long Island through the weekend, with residents urged to prepare for possible power outages and hazardous conditions.
Rockville Centre prepares for weekend nor’easter
Rockville Centre residents are urged to prepare for a weekend nor’easter bringing strong winds, rain, coastal flooding and possible power outages as a state of emergency remains in effect across Long Island. more
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Andrew Rosenblum spoke at the podium during the 25th anniversary 9/11 ceremony at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York City, where he honored his late grandfather, Andrew Ira Rosenblum, with a tribute that included his love of the New York Knicks and Jets.
Rockville Centre native’s son goes viral with 9/11 tribute
A nine-year-old Rockville Centre native’s son honored his 9/11-victim grandfather at Ground Zero with a heartfelt, sports-themed tribute to the Knicks and Jets that drew laughs, cheers and widespread attention online. more
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South Side students lead the “On Vacation”-themed Homecoming Parade down North Long Beach Road.
Rockville Centre celebrates South Side homecoming weekend
South Side High School celebrated homecoming in Rockville Centre with an “On Vacation”-themed parade, school festivities, Hall of Fame inductions and a 40-7 football victory over Clarke that improved the Cyclones to 2-0. more
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A rendering shows the planned renovation of 228 Merrick Road, designed by Rockville Centre architect Matthew DeGiaimo, with a new facade, upgraded exterior and updated storefronts expected to be completed in 2027.
Former Chat Noir space sold in Rockville Centre
The former Chat Noir property on Merrick Road has been sold to a local investor, who plans to renovate the mixed-use building and find a new retail or restaurant tenant for the ground-floor space. more
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Gail Archer, an internationally renowned organist, will return to St. Agnes Cathedral on Oct. 4 for a recital featuring works by Bach, Schumann and Brahms, along with music by Bulgarian and women composers.
Organist Gail Archer returns to Rockville Centre
Internationally renowned organist Gail Archer will perform works by Bach, Schumann, Brahms, Bulgarian composers and women composers during an Oct. 4 recital at St. Agnes Cathedral. more
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Five Old Guys and One Gal brought a mix of pop-rock hits from the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s to the porch, along with folk-rock favorites and a few songs for younger listeners.
Playing on the Porch brings live music to Rockville Centre
Rockville Centre’s eighth-annual Playing on the Porch brought 33 musical acts to porches, driveways and lawns throughout the village on Sept. 19, giving residents a chance to enjoy diverse live performances while exploring their neighborhoods. more
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Stacy Blaha, right, brought a sketch of Budapest, Hungary, artist Estvan Prihoda, to be evaluated during last year’s Appraisal Day at the Phillips House Museum.
Rockville Centre museum cancels 'Neighbors' event, keeps Appraisal Day
The Phillips House Museum canceled Saturday’s "Neighbors at the Museum" event because of the impending nor’easter, but its annual Appraisal Day remains scheduled for Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. more
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Junior Teddy Fitzgerald is an integral part of the offense for the Cyclones, who are in the midst of their 100th anniversary season.
South Side boys soccer celebrates 100th season
South Side’s boys soccer team enters its 100th anniversary season with championship aspirations, returning key players from last year’s strong squad while continuing its tradition of supporting the Tunnel to Towers 5K. more
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Lisa Joy, No. 5, captured Friday's opening race at the new Belmont Park with jockey Antonio Fresu aboard.
Racing returns to Belmont Park
The new Belmont Park opened its doors Friday to welcome the return of racing to Long Island, and a capacity crowd of 6,000 was treated to a thrilling inaugural race at the transformed venue. … more
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