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Not one but two large trees toppled toward this Burtis Avenue home during the severely damaging March storm.
Rockville Centre plans for the worst
In the wake of the March storm that paralyzed Rockville Centre for days, officials gathered on April 8 to discuss how the village can be prepared for future emergencies. more
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Preparing for the worst in Rockville Centre
At a Village Board meeting last month, Mayor Mary Bossart announced that Rockville Centre would be hosting Nassau County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training. Residents who complete the … more
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Ilana Plotkin of Merrick, holding sign, a student at Levy-Lakeside Elementary School, was among the many children who turned out for the protest against the planned incinerator in south Freeport.
Merrick-Bellmore residents protest Freeport's garbage plan
More than 100 residents of Freeport and neighboring communities like Merrick, Bellmore and Rockville Centre converged on Freeport Village Hall on Monday to protest Mayor Andrew Hardwick's reported proposal to build a $550 million waste-to-energy trash incinerator in south Freeport, near the Merrick border. more
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Surrounded by family members who came from as far as Tucson, Az. and Santa Fe, N.M., Sylvia Davis, a resident of Maple Pointe marked her 100th birthday on March 20.
Celebrating a century
Deputy Mayor Chuck Joyce was on hand March 20 to present a proclamation to Sylvia Davis, a resident of Maple Pointe Assisted Living, on the occasion of her 100th birthday. Ms. Davis, a Manhattan … more
Bernie O'Brien, the grand marshal of the 2010 Rockville Centre St. Patrick's parade, proudly marched past spectators lined up in front of St. Agnes Cathedral last Saturday.
No better day to be Irish in Rockville Centre
As if to atone for the horrible weather the week before, Mother Nature graced Rockville Centre with the most beautiful day of the year so far on the occasion of the 14th annual St. Patrick's Parade last Saturday. more
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Village of Rockville Centre to propose 10.53% tax rate hike
In advance of its March 25 budget meeting, the Village of Rockville Centre posted its tentative 2010-11 budget on its Web site over the weekend. The proposal contains a 10.53 percent tax rate increase. more
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Large police presence kept Rockville Centre from boiling over
"The parade was very orderly, and even the after-parade event at night in our downtown business district was orderly," said Police Commissioner Charles Gennario, who attributed the relative peace last Saturday to a heavy police presence that included 30 officers on foot and what he described as the "good cooperation" his department received from village bar owners. more
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Village Hall did not escape the wrath of Saturday's storm, as high winds leveled two large, healthy evergreens, partially blocking the entrance to the building.
Picking up the pieces in Rockville Centre
Hurricane-force winds buffeted Rockville Centre over the weekend, toppling hundreds of trees whose root structures were compromised by the rain-softened ground and cutting power for residents, making the village one of the hardest-hit areas on Long Island. more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray, second from right, was joined by Rockville Centre Mayor Mary Bossart, right, Senior Services Director Dr. Cyd Charrow, far let and Sandel Senior Center President Harold Buck at the Women's History Luncheon on March 10.
Shattering the glass ceiling — Kate Murray tells her story
Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray — the first woman elected to lead the largest township in the country — was the guest of honor at the Women’s History Month Luncheon hosted by the Sandel Senior Center on March 10. more
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Two trees on Burtis Avenue toppled in Saturday's storm, pulling up the sidewalk and coming to rest on a third tree and the house across the street.
Scenes of devastation in Rockville Centre [Photo gallery]
Hurricane force winds and close to four inches of rain undermined trees throughout the Village of Rockville Centre Saturday creating scenes of devastation as trees toppled, damaging utility poles, power lines, homes and cars. more
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