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Why are young girls mean to one another?
Time-travel with me. The year was 1957. We had just moved to Cedarhurst from Queens, and it was the first day of class at Number Three School on Broadway. more
Girl Scout Troop No. 856, a group of mostly eighth graders from South Side Middle School, assembled STEM kits for children to pick up at the Rockville Centre Public Library.
Rockville Centre Girl Scouts share STEM knowledge
Rockville Centre Girl Scout Troop No. 856 met for the first time since quarantine at the Village Green to complete their “Take Action” project, which they’d began in early 2020. more
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Amber Wilkins, a Rockville Centre resident who just graduated Malverne High School, left, presented “Starting a Debate Club at Malverne High School” at the April 2019 Malverne School District Board of Education meeting. She met with Phyllis Tinsley, a member of the board, and Dr. Hunderfund, previous superintendent. The presentation was part of her Girl Scout Gold Award project.
Rockville Centre Gold Award earner hopes to become a politician
Amber Wilkins, of Rockville Centre, is one out of a few dozen Nassau County Girl Scouts to earn the Gold Award this year. more
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Isabella Verga, 17, created a way for low-income adults to have better success on job interviews. Those interested can make an appointment to select items, once the Rec Center is open to the public again.
Rockville Centre Girl Scout creates way to dress for success
Isabella Verga believes in the importance of making a good first impression. The recent South Side High School graduate is also aware that, when it comes time to make that first impression on a job interview, some people do not have the means to dress for the occasion, and end up avoiding interviews as a result. To help remedy the situation, Verga, while working on her Gold Award for Girl Scouts, reached out to the John A. Anderson Recreation Center in Rockville Centre to create a way for people to access the appropriate attire, from head to toe, at no cost. more
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Garrett Smetana, owner of Rockville Camera in Rockville Centre, donated 220 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies to health care workers at Mount Sinai South Nassau.
Rockville Camera donates Girl Scout Cookies to Mount Sinai South Nassau
Most years, the demand for Girl Scout Cookies is high. In the middle of a pandemic, however, purchasing the cookies became more difficult, and was not a priority for most people. more
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The Rockville Centre School District is reviewing its coaching policy after concerns were raised over the girls varsity soccer program.
Do coaches have conflicts of interest?
Under a proposed policy, Rockville Centre School District coaches would no longer be allowed to give private instruction to members of their teams for pay. The practice, school officials said, … more
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The '80s come alive with Jessie's Girl
Party on '80s style with the popular tribute band. more
Enjoy the rest of summer, locally
As the summer winds down, many families are racing to make the most out of the last days of the season before children return to school, high school grads go away to college and the days begin to cool. But look no farther than your geographic backyard . . . more
In the groove with Al Jardine
Best known for being one of the founding members oft the Beach Boys, Al Jardine continues creating and performing. more
Students from Brownie Girl Scout Troop No. 863 held the “Color Our World With Kindness” banner.
Brownie Girl Scouts color with kindness at Watson Elementary School
Floyd B. Watson Elementary School’s Brownie Girl Scout troops came together on May 30 to complete a “Color Our World With Kindness” project. more
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