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Multifamily housing is right for Long Island
Since the 1960s, there has been a raging debate about the proper place of multifamily housing on Long Island. Opponents warn of “Queens creep,” implying . . . more
Police have been investigating an officer-involved shooting on Murray Place in Merrick.
Man killed in Merrick police-involved shooting identified
Nassau County police were on-scene for hours at a home in Merrick Wednesday, where police officials reported an officer-involved shooting occurred. more
Walter Paruch, above left, grand marshal of Rockville Centre’s Memorial Day Parade, and Frank Colon Jr., commander of American Legion Post 303, paid tribute to fallen soldiers.
Rockville Centre remembers American sacrifice and valor during Memorial Day Parade
“As you commemorate this Memorial Day, whether it be at a barbecue, poolside, at a soccer tournament, or just being among family and friends, it’s important to remember that the freedoms we often take for granted are not free,” Paul Casazza, vice commander of American Legion Post 303, told a crowd of a few hundred outside the John A. Anderson Recreation Center. “They are paid for by the sacrifice and valor of true heroes.” more
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Lawrence Teachers Association members protested their lack of a new contract in the Lawrence Middle School hallway as Board of Education President Murray Forman, left, and Vice President Asher Mansdorf made their way to the board meeting on Nov. 6.
Lawrence teachers demand contract talks, stalled since ’15
More than 200 members of the roughly 280-member Lawrence Teachers Association rallied for a new contract at the district Board of Education meeting on Nov. 6, and, led by union President Lori Skonberg they repeatedly called on the trustees to reopen negotiations. According to the LTA, there have been no contract discussions since Feb. 26, 2015. more
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St. Agnes, pictured decades ago, originally sat on Quealy Place, but switched locations after the school purchased and moved into the Clinton Avenue School in 1957.
St. Agnes Cathedral School celebrates 100 years
As Rockville Centre’s St. Agnes Cathedral School prepares for its 100th anniversary celebration this year, two of the women who helped the institution become what it is are leading the charge. more
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People gathered at the steps of Central Synagogue-Beth Emeth to denounce hatred and racism at a vigil on Aug. 17, in response to the violence in Charlottesville, Va., a few days earlier.
In RVC, denouncing hatred after Charlottesville rallies
“Why don’t we gather up closer?” Rabbi Elliot Skiddell told a crowd of about 200 people who surrounded the stairs outside Central Synagogue-Beth Emeth on Aug. 17. “We can love one another a little bit more.” more
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Nearly 20 students from South Side Middle School were on hand as Rockville Centre Mayor Francis X. Murray proclaimed March 23 “Spread The Word To End The Word” day in the village.
Mayor, SSMS students spread the word to end the ‘R’ word
Rockville Centre Mayor Francis X. Murray hosted nearly 20 South Side Middle School students with intellectual disabilities at Village Hall on March 23 and proclaimed the date to be “Spread the Word … more
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Cracked concrete is one of the many problems at the Lynbrook train station, and State Sen. Todd Kaminsky and Mayor Bill Hendrick have teamed up to encourage the MTA to spend money on improvements.
Elected officials want MTA to fix Lynbrook, RVC LIRR stations
Local elected officials are teaming up to urge the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to allocate funds toward improving the Lynbrook and Rockville Centre train stations, which they say have been neglected. more
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The new escalator at the Rockville Centre train station was up and running on Feb. 12.
LIRR escalator finally installed
After nine months of construction and multiple delays, the new escalator at the Rockville Centre train station is finally up and running. Aaron Donovan, a spokesman for the Metropolitan … more
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Dr. Harbhajan Singh, left, admired the new sign that bears his name outside the hospital’s medical library. His wife, Naginder, and their oldest son, Charnjit, helped with the unveiling.
SNCH honors longtime doctor
Dr. Harbhajan Singh is a classic example of someone who has lived the American dream. Emigrating from India to Rockville Centre almost 50 years ago, he became a renowned doctor. On Feb. 10 he was … more
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