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Village trustees and administrators will tackle the 2011-12 spending plan over the next few months at meeting and briefing sessions in Village Hall that are open to the public.
Rockville Centre residents get first look at proposed village spending plan
Mayor Mary Bossart, the Board of Trustees and village administrators met for an ad hoc public briefing session at Village Hall on Feb. 15, and Comptroller Mike Schussheim updated them on the village’s financial health leading into the 2011-12 fiscal year, which begins on June 1. more
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Judge Bob Bogle showed how much money the village netted from the recent ticket amnesty program — more than $200,000. Joining him were court staff members, from left, Jesus Duvert, Kathy Kleinschmidt and LuAnn Tangney.
Amnesty program nets Valley Stream $200K
Valley Stream gave drivers a chance to clear up those old unpaid parking tickets with little penalty, and thousands took advantage of the opportunity. And the village brought in more than $200,000 in revenue. more
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Reflections in art in Rockville Centre
Thirty-eight Covert Elementary School students participated in the 2010 National PTA Reflections Art Program. They created works in literature, musical composition, photography, visual arts, dance … more
Kennedy High School senior Max Krackow was recently named a Coca-Cola Scholars Program semifinalist. He was joined at Wednesday's Board of Education meeting by Dr. Henry Kiernan, the Central High School District's superintendent, and Susan Schwartz, a Board of Education trustee.
Kennedy senior named Coca-Cola semifinalist
Kennedy High School senior Max Krackow was recently named a semifinalist in the prestigious Coca-Cola Scholars program. Krackow was one of 2,100 semifinalists selected from a pool of 71,000 students. more
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Sara Carol with Bellmore-Merrick Central District Superintendent Dr. Henry Kiernan and Board of Education Trustee Dr. Matthew Kuschner.
College Board honors Calhoun senior
Sara Karol, a Calhoun High School senior, was recently selected as a scholar in the 2010-11 National Hispanic Recognition Scholars Program. The National Hispanic Recognition Program, established in 1983, is a College Board program that provides national recognition of the exceptional academic achievements of Hispanic high school seniors and identifies them for postsecondary institutions. more
Calhoun senior Joshua Golub was recently named a Coca-Cola Scholars semifinalist. He was honored at the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District Board of Education meeting last week. He was joined by board Trustee Jonathan Butler and Central District Superintendent Dr. Henry Kiernan.
Calhoun senior honored In Coca-Cola Scholars program
Joshua Golub, a Calhoun High School senior, was recently named a semifinalist in the 2010-11 Coca-Cola Scholars Program. About 2,100 high school seniors, out of 71,000 applications, are in the running for $3 million in scholarships offered by the program. Two hundred and fifty finalists will be chosen to travel to Atlanta in April for a final interview. more
Central choirs perform holiday concert at Sunrise Mall
The Calhoun High School Choral Program, under the direction of Sanford Sardo, and the Merrick Avenue Middle School Word Of Mouth choir, an a cappella group under the direction Dana Brandwein, recently performed at the Sunrise Mall in Massapequa to the delight of holiday shoppers. more
On Dec. 10, Bishop Craig Bates celebrated 30 years as a priest and 25 years at the Church of the Intercessor in Malverne.
A quarter century of contributions
    The year 1985 was a good one despite the abundance of shoulder-pads and leg-warmers. The first dot-com was registered that year and the pop industry was busy singing “We Are … more
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Tony Iovino received the Long Island Writers' Guild Community Service Award.
Rockville Centre resident is a multi-faceted man
Humbled and honored, Oceanside Summer Gazebo Readings founder Tony Iovino received the Long Island Writers’ Guild Community Service Award last Sunday at Manor East in Massapequa. more
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Merrick to host Special Needs Open House
The Educational Support Committees of the Merrick School District PTAs will host a Special Needs Open House for local recreational programs and services on Monday, Dec. 6, from 7 to 9 p.m. more
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