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Rabbi Emeritus Barry Schwartz, of Congregation B’nai Sholom-Beth David, delivers a letter written by Jesse, 8, of Rockville Centre, to a wounded Israeli Defense Forces soldier named Shmuel.

Rabbi Barry Schwartz delivers 200 letters to Israeli soldiers, citizens

Rabbi Emeritus Barry Dov Schwartz, of Congregation B’nai Sholom-Beth David, recently spent a week in Israel, near the Gaza border, as part of a goodwill mission sponsored by the Israel Law … more

By Daniel Offner | 3/15/24

Rockville Centre Police Commissioner Randy Dodd issued a notice to residents about another suspicious vehicle found on N. Village Avenue more than a week following a recent incident.

Cops find another suspicious vehicle in RVC

The Rockville Centre Police Department responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle on N. Village Avenue on Saturday morning, which prompted the deployment of the Nassau County Police … more

By Daniel Offner | 1/15/24

The Rockville Centre Police Department responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle on N. Village Avenue that had a poster of Saddam Hussein on it and writing on the hood that read 'when you close your eyes everyone is blind.'

Police find suspicious vehicle with a poster of Saddam Hussein

The Rockville Centre Police Department responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle on N. Village Avenue around 9:30 p.m. on Friday night. Police Commissioner Randy Dodd stated in a letter … more

By Daniel Offner | 1/6/24

Nassau County Police Department's arson bomb squad arrested John Courtien, 57, of Freeport in connection to a car fire that took place in Rockville Centre early Tuesday.

Cops: Freeport man arrested in connection with car fire in Rockville Centre

Nassau County Police Department's arson bomb squad arrested a 57-year-old Freeport man believed to be connected to a car fire that took place in Rockville Centre early Tuesday. more

By Daniel Offner | 12/5/23

South Side Middle School underwent a lockout while law enforcement officials investigated the credibility of an alleged social media threat regarding the school.

South Side Middle locked out after social media threat

No one was reportedly injured Monday after an alleged social media threat forced a lockout at Rockville Centre's South Side Middle School. In the end, the school's administration said it was not a real threat. more

By Daniel Offner | 5/15/23

The mainstream media have gone mad

Ever since President Trump authorized a missile attack against the Syrian air base used to attack innocent civilians and children with chemical weapons, the mainstream media have bashed him for changing his position. They’re out of their minds! more

4/21/17

Bernard Otterman and his son, Michael, both former Merokeans, are working on a project to bring educators from across the Middle East to Hiroshima, Japan, to raise awareness of the dangers of nuclear war.

War and peace: searching for a nuclear-free world

Fears of another terrorist attack are running high after a series of ruthless strikes in Western Europe and the United States over the past year, perpetrated with semiautomatic rifles and suicide vests. The gravest threat to humanity, however, remains nuclear arms, according to Holocaust survivor Bernard Otterman, 79, formerly of Merrick. It has been so since World War II, he noted. more

By Scott Brinton | 7/19/16

We shouldn't let our guard down in the war on terror

On April 15, thousands gathered on Boylston Street in Boston to solemnly mark the one-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings, the deadliest terrorist attack in the U.S. since Sept. 11, 2001. more

4/24/14

Rockville Centre family reunites after bombing

When Rockville Centre resident Natalie Petrone warmed up last month at the starting line of the Boston Marathon, she could only think about crossing the finish line. Like thousands of other … more

By John Maher | 5/8/13

Running for Boston — and America

If New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly were trying during an April 25 news conference to reassure the public that the city’s security infrastructure was tight enough to stave off a terrorist attack, they weren’t doing a very good job of it. more

5/2/13

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