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The 1979 Cyclones, in dark jerseys, defeated Levittown Division 15-14 in the second game of the season en route to a 7-0-2 record and the program’s first Nassau County championship.
South Side football marks 100 seasons in Rockville Centre
South Side football enters its 100th season with a rich championship history, a preseason No. 1 ranking and longtime coach Phil Onesto reflecting on the program’s legacy from his unique perspective as both player and coach. more
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Director Patrick Morris, top center, celebrated the 25th Community Day alongside children and Rockville Centre community leaders.
Rockville Centre's MLK Community Center celebrates 25th Community Day
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center marked its 25th Community Day with an afternoon of family fun, music, entertainment and community togetherness. more
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The processional made its way into last year’s Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony in Rockville Centre, helping begin an evening of reflection and remembrance.
Three Things to Know: Rockville Centre 9/11 ceremony
Rockville Centre will mark the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 with its annual remembrance ceremony, honoring the residents who were lost and reflecting on the community’s enduring connection to that day. more
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One of the highlights of the Homemakers’ season is the Run for the Roses, where members get into the spirit of the event — and sometimes even dress the part.
Rockville Centre Homemakers begin new season
The Rockville Centre Homemakers are starting a new season of workshops, social events and community service while carrying on a century-old tradition of helping others. more
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Student volunteer leader Lily Iandiorio, left, helped freshmen Maddie Jones, Reese Kuntz, Sydney Lamparello, and Camryn Kuhlmey find their way around their new school.
South Side High School welcomes new students at orientation
South Side High School welcomed incoming freshmen and new students with an orientation featuring student leaders, campus tours and an introduction to life at the school. more
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Justine Siegal, the first commissioner of the Women’s Pro Baseball League, took part in opening day ceremonies on Aug. 1, symbolically passing the torch from the league’s past to its present and future generations of women’s professional baseball players.
Retired Rockville Centre dentist Michael Rechter captures women’s baseball history
Retired Rockville Centre dentist Michael Rechter began his next chapter by photographing the historic opening of the Women’s Pro Baseball League in Illinois. more
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Realty managers Carol O’Leary, left, and Donna Einemann said South Side High School’s No. 1 ranking on Long Island could enhance Rockville Centre’s appeal to prospective homebuyers, who often consider school districts when researching where to live.
South Side ranking could boost Rockville Centre real estate
South Side High School’s No. 1 ranking on Long Island is drawing attention from local real estate agents, who say the recognition could boost Rockville Centre’s appeal to prospective homebuyers. more
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Rockville Centre firefighter Andrew Chesterton was surrounded by some of his youngest admirers during the second session of "RVC Heroes Day," including Ava Berman, 5, of Rockville Centre; Paisley Wilton, 2, of South Hempstead; and sisters Jeanne, 8, and Cece Mayo, 5, of Rockville Centre.
Rockville Centre celebrates heroes over two days
Rockville Centre Heroes Day became a two-day celebration at the public library, giving nearly 600 residents separate opportunities to meet and thank local police officers and volunteer firefighters for their service. more
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Congresswoman Laura Gillen, center, joined Rockville Centre Police Officer Al Robinson and Police Commissioner A. Randy Dodd for an Aug. 19 ride-along and discussion about the department’s needs, traffic safety and potential federal funding opportunities.
Gillen joins Rockville Centre police ride-along
Congresswoman Laura Gillen joined the Rockville Centre Police Department for a ride-along and meeting to learn about the department’s needs and discuss potential federal funding for traffic safety, security, vehicles and other resources. more
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Molloy University professor Alexander Chan advises parents to approach AI as an ongoing conversation with their college-bound children, encouraging them to explore the technology while remaining responsible for the work they produce.
Molloy professor offers parents AI advice for college
Professor Alexander Chan of Molloy University offers parents practical advice for helping their college-bound children use AI responsibly while developing the critical-thinking, problem-solving and other skills they will need in school and the workplace. more
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