Friday, January 17, 2025
Kenny Owens of Rockville Centre devotes countless hours each year to raising money for charitable organizations in his community. For his many selfless endeavors, the Rockville Centre Herald has named Owens the 2024 Person of the Year.
Nassau County police arrested a 22-year-old Rockville Centre man on Friday night, following an incident at Roosevelt Field Mall.
Kate Gupta and Lauren Ferazani, co-vice presidents of the South Side High School DECA Club have teamed up with the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism to combat hate in all its many forms.
Parents in the Rockville Centre voiced concerns with transgender students having access to bathrooms and locker rooms based on the gender they feel most comfortable identifying with.
Rockville Centre residents Denise and Joel Kass collected over 2,400 pairs of socks to give to the migrant families at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn before the holidays.
Photos
Check out all the photos from the sold-out Breakfast with Santa celebration at the Rockville Centre Recreation Center.
Photos
Congregation B’nai Sholom-Beth David celebrates the holidays with a pre-Hanukkah party on Dec. 14.
Photos
The 88th annual Mercy Ball raised over $100,000 for the Women's Imaging Center at Catholic Health Mercy Hospital this year. Honorees, this year, included Keith Linsalata, Evelyn Morales and Claire De Setto.
Veterans with American Legion Post 303 gathered at the Mill River Park Complex in Rockville Centre to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
People gathered at the Phillips House Museum on Dec. 8 to take part in a heartwarming holiday tradition.
Editorial
In a decision that has left many Long Island journalists and educators dismayed, Suffolk County Community College has chosen to eliminate its journalism major.
Columnist
Besides the expected emphasis on crime solving, “Blue Bloods” shows the realities of cops’ lives and the impact that those often harsh realities have on their families’ day-to-day lives
Columnist
In case you’re still counting, Election Day happened six weeks ago, and all of the post-mortems on both sides reached the same conclusion: The No. 1 issue for voters was the economy, and the Democrats failed to pay attention to that issue, even though James Carville has been telling his party that “It’s the economy, stupid,” since 1992.
Columnist
For nearly 45 years, U.S. Department of Education has soldiered past many attempts to break it apart, or disband it altogether, most notably by conservative politicians who believe that the federal agency oversteps states’ rights.