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The Backyard Players & Friends hosted their annual pancake breakfast fundraiser in Rockville Centre, bringing the community together for food and Irish-themed entertainment while raising funds to support the annual St. Patrick's parade. more
Dozens of attendees gathered at Molloy University’s Madison Theatre in Rockville Centre for the campus’ first-ever TEDx event, where 10 speakers shared ideas on resilience, empowerment, and human connection in a rapidly changing world. more
The Rockville Centre School District’s proposed 2026–27 budget would eliminate 24.2 teaching positions, including 22 teachers, reduce support staff and programs, and face strong community pushback over potential impacts on students and staff. more
Rockville Centre Lions Club members gathered to celebrate fellow member and jurist Anthony W. Paradiso, who received the Criminal Courts Bar Association of Nassau County’s prestigious Norman F. Lent Memorial Award during the organization’s annual dinner dance at The Fox Hollow in Woodbury. more
Floyd B. Watson Elementary School’s third- and fourth-grade students and their families kicked off winter recess with a lively, PTA-organized “Bring Someone You Love Dinner-Dance,” filled with music, games, and Valentine’s Day-themed fun. more
Molloy University’s Springtime Spectacular & Egg Hunt brought the joy of spring indoors with Easter-themed crafts, games, and activities for children, creating a festive and interactive community event. more
Local musician Greg Ryan captivated a Rockville Centre Public Library audience on March 8 with an interactive performance of traditional Irish songs and storytelling, blending guitar, harmonica, tin whistle, and cultural anecdotes that celebrated Ireland’s music and heritage. more
The Rockville Centre Breast Cancer Coalition celebrated the opening of its new North Park Avenue office with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking an important step in expanding support services and providing a dedicated space for breast cancer patients, survivors and their families in the community. more
Ellen Sydney Fine, a Rockville Centre native and longtime CUNY professor of French known for her scholarship in literature, Holocaust studies and poetry, died Feb. 20 at 86 after a distinguished academic career that influenced generations of students. more
During Women's History Month, three experienced female professors at Molloy University—Dawn DiStefano, Donna M. Iucolano, and Rose Lavelle—are using their extensive careers in finance, marketing, and capital markets to inspire and prepare the next generation of business students. more
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