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Construction will begin on Killarney Lane immediately, according to Christian Browne, the attorney for property owners James and Brett O’Reilly.

Village of Rockville Centre votes to own Killarney Lane at Hempstead Avenue subdivision

After an hour of courteous debate at a special meeting on July 23, the Village of Rockville Centre board of trustees voted to claim ownership of Killarney Lane, a new street that will lead into a cul-de-sac of a development at 220 Hempstead Ave. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 7/30/20

At last year’s inaugural Playing on the Porch, Tri State Alehouse performed on Pine Street.

Sign-ups open for Playing on the Porch in Rockville Centre

Calling all Rockville Centre musicians — the Chamber of Commerce’s second annual Playing on the Porch event is a go. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 7/27/20

Downtown Glen Cove business leaders worry that there will not be enough parking on School Street and hope to make street level parking spots within the Brewster Street Parking Garage two hour parking.

Business owners want to reserve 2-hour parking spots by School Street

Business leaders and owners have been working for about a year to make sure street level parking spots in the free parking garage on Brewster Street would be made available for clients of School Street businesses and medical practices. more

By Jennifer Corr | 7/24/20

Shyanna Morris, 14, right, roller skated at the MLK Center with Leah Long.

A different summer for the MLK Center in Rockville Centre

Every Wednesday and Friday, staff members at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Center in Rockville Centre have been turning the recreation room into a roller rink. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 7/21/20

Village of Rockville Centre trustee candidates who wish to be placed on the ballot must submit petitions to Village Hall from July 27 to 30.

Village of Rockville Centre to hold special election

The Village of Rockville Centre will hold a special election for trustee on Sept. 15. more

7/21/20

The museum’s growing collection includes face masks submitted by the Love Your Neighbor Project.

Sea Cliff Village Museum collects Covid-19 artifacts

The Sea Cliff Village Museum is asking the community for their artifacts related to the Covid-19 pandemic, including anything from face masks to photos. The museum’s director, Courtney … more

By Katie Fenton | 7/20/20

Anthony Bracco, one of the protesters, taped signs to the park fence opposing the turf field.

Rockville Centre residents protest turf field at Tighe Park

About 40 residents gathered outside Stephen E. Tighe Memorial Park Monday evening to protest the village’s installation of an artificial-turf field there. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 7/14/20

The Bayville Free Library has made curbside pickup available to its patrons during the pandemic.

North Shore libraries offer new services as reopening progresses

As libraries on the North Shore slowly reopen, it is becoming possible for them to add more traditional services to the virtual programs that have become prevalent in the past few months. With caution and creativity, these libraries are taking steps to continue offering their popular summer programs and reach their communities in new ways. more

By Katie Fenton | 7/14/20

The Glen Cove Library has implemented a curbside pickup service during the pandemic.

North Shore libraries offer new services as reopening progresses

As libraries on the North Shore slowly reopen, it is becoming possible for them to add more traditional services to the virtual programs that have become prevalent in the past few months. With caution and creativity, these libraries are taking steps to continue offering their popular summer programs and reach their communities in new ways. more

By Katie Fenton | 7/14/20

The Sea Cliff Village Library has used a variety of different programming to serve its patrons during the pandemic.

North Shore libraries offer new services as reopening progresses

As libraries on the North Shore slowly reopen, it is becoming possible for them to add more traditional services to the virtual programs that have become prevalent in the past few months. With … more

By Katie Fenton | 7/14/20