Thursday, December 12, 2024
The four-year legal battle between the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre and the survivors of more than 600 child sexual abuse allegations came to a conclusion on Wednesday.
Rockville Centre residents may need to replace their water pipes, which pose a risk of absorbing lead from the previously installed pipes.
Bill Cassidy, 82, a former U.S. Marine and former marathon runner from Rockville Centre, is on track to complete 1,400 miles around the village by the end of the year.
More than 65 former South Side Cyclones lacrosse players set aside holiday comforts to participate in the sixth annual alumni lacrosse game.
The annual Play 4 Mary weekend at St. Agnes Cathedral School raised $5,400 for the Mary Ruchalski Foundation.
More than a hundred people gathered at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center on Thursday, Nov. 21, for its annual Thanksgiving community dinner.
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Built in 1863, the middle-class Victorian-style house at 24 S. Park Ave. in Rockville Centre is one of the last remaining vestiges in the area that predates the incorporated village. However, a new proposal is seeking to transform the space into a three-story, mixed-use building with a restaurant, medical office space and a rooftop lounge.
The Tommy Brull Foundation hosted the 26th performance in the "Shine A Light" concert series on Nov. 30, featuring J Masics of Dinosaur Jr. and Mike Polizze of Purling Hiss.
South Side High School’s Drama Guild wowed audiences with Jane Austen’s beloved 1813 novel “Pride and Prejudice” to the stage.
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Molloy University celebrated its annual gala fundraiser at The Lannin in Eisenhower Park on Nov. 22. This year's event recognized the Very Rev. Enrique Salvo of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, former dean of Education and Human Services Joanne O'Brien and distinguished alumni Pauline M. Koller.
Editorial
Beginning with the birth of our nation, Long Islanders have shaped the policies of America as well as our country’s impact on the world.
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I have always been an avid reader of newspapers, and have a great admiration for columnists, particularly Jimmy Cannon, and then Jimmy Breslin and Pete Hamill.
Columnist
Serving New York’s 4th Congressional District has been an honor. Indeed, being entrusted with the sacred honor of representing my Long Island neighbors on Capitol Hill is a duty I have taken extraordinarily seriously every day.
Columnist
As I prepare to step down from my role as Assemblywoman for the 18th District, I reflect with both pride and gratitude on the progress we have made, as well as the important work that lies ahead.