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Open Hand of God Church in East Meadow.
Concealed cell antennas proposed at East Meadow church
The communications company T-Mobile has filed an application with the Town of Hempstead to build wireless communication antennas inside the steeple of Open Hand of God Church on East Meadow Avenue. A … more
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Merrick to host Special Needs Open House
The Educational Support Committees of the Merrick School District PTAs will host a Special Needs Open House for local recreational programs and services on Monday, Dec. 6, from 7 to 9 p.m. more
Frank Fontana host of HGTV’s “Design on a Dime” held a book-signing event on Nov. 6 at Lady of America of West Hempstead’s open house. He signed a copy of his new book for Edwina Rohrbach.
'Design on a Dime' celeb comes to W.H.
Frank Fontana, host of HGTV’s "Design on a Dime" visited Lady of America of West Hempstead on Nov. 6 to support its seventh annual open house and sign copies of his new book, “Frank … more
A lawyer for Oceanside's Sanitation District 7 requested a $500 deposit when presented with a FOIL request.
Good-government group wants to take out the town's trash
Most Long Islanders know -- thanks to pocket-draining experience -- that living here carries a hefty price tag. What many don’t seem to know is that they can change that. How? One way is … more
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Pure joy! Lily Anne Darcy took a turn in the bouncy house after finishing the balloon blow-up course during the annual Kids Fest last Saturday at the Recreation Center.
Rockville Centre hosts a day for the kids
The Recreation Center’s annual Kids Fest Open House drew a large, enthusiastic crowd last Saturday. more
Rockville Centre Deputy Mayor Chuck Joyce, left, was joined at the Sandel Senior Center, a designated cooling center —one of several that opened in Nassau County during last week's heat wave — by, from left, CERT volunteers Stuart Milworn and Ted Lowenthal, Mayor Mary Bossart, volunteer Morton Press, County Executive Ed Mangano, who is CERT-trained, and volunteers Beverly Lowenthal and Marcia Haber.
Village, county team up to keep local residents cool
During the heat wave last week, when triple-digit temperatures baked the entire tri-state area, Rockville Centre made sure its residents stayed comfortable, opening a cooling center at the Sandel Senior Center on South Park Avenue with the help of Nassau County officials and volunteers from the Civilian Emergency Response Team. more
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Book Buddy Kaitlyn Rosenbaum read to a rapt 4-year-old Eva Garcia in the Children's Room of the library
Rockville Centre dives into books
This summer, a wave of reading is again washing over Rockville Centre. The public library’s annual summer reading programs are officially under way, with more than 100 children and teen volunteers already signed up. more
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Valley Stream Toys R Us store included manager Ken Farrell, with the big scissors.
New look for Valley Stream Toys R Us [Photo gallery]
The "I want to be a Toys 'R' Us Mom" promotion came to toy giant's Valley Stream store on Friday morning for a grand re-opening celebration. more
Rockville Centre's Electric Department called on residents to conserve their use of power during the extreme heat the region will experience for the next three days.
Rockville Centre opens cooling center; asks residents to conserve power
In response to the extreme heat this week, the Village of Rockville Centre, in conjunction with the Nassau County Dept. of Emergency Management, opened a cooling center for the public on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Sandel Senior Center, 50 S. Park Ave. until 9 p.m. each evening. more
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Penny Frondelli/Herald Adult members of the Youth Council's board of directors were joined by student officers. From left are Katie Raftery, member at large and Membership/Community Outreach chair; Jeannette Meoli, member at large and Strategic Planning/Fundraising chair; Beth Hammerman, chairman; Mayor Mary Bossart; Deana Davoudiasl, president; Juliana Caffrey, vice president; Nick Suss, student secretary; Connor McCormack, student treasurer; Jeanne Mulry, secretary; Mike Caffrey, vice chairman and social action chair and Rockville Centre Police Commissioner Charles Gennario. Board members not in picture are Jim Baker, member at large and Communications/Marketing chair and John Burke, treasurer.)
At open house, Rockville Centre Youth Council looks ahead
Nearly 50 people, including Mayor Mary Bossart and community leaders, members of local organizations such as the Lions Club, Confide Counseling and the Police Department and students from South Side, Oceanside, Kellenberg and Chaminade high schools attended the Rockville Centre Youth Council’s first open house on June 7 in the Recreation Center. more
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