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During its 65th anniversary year, Maple Family Centers surpassed $1 million in donations to veterans’ causes, celebrating the milestone at Maple Lanes RVC as it presented new funds to Bowlers to Veterans Link, which in turn awarded $50,000 to Honor Flight Long Island. more
South Side Middle School’s drama club brought the kingdom of Arendelle to life with its Feb. 5–7 production of “Frozen Jr.,” showcasing dozens of student performers in a spirited, three-day musical filled with song, choreography and school pride. more
Former NBA player Chris Herren returned to South Side High School to share his personal battle with addiction and recovery, urging students and families to prioritize prevention, early conversations, and compassionate support for those struggling with substance abuse. more
The Rockville Centre Floodlight Rescue Co. No. 1 marked its 85th anniversary with a comedy fundraiser at Molloy University’s Hays Theatre, celebrating decades of volunteer service and emergency response in the community. more
The Rockville Centre Chamber of Commerce debuted its first Winterfest on Feb. 21, drawing hundreds to Front Street for a day of skating, music, food and shopping aimed at boosting local businesses during the typically slow winter season. more
Village officials reviewed Propel NY Energy’s proposed $3.26 billion regional transmission project, which would install a 345-kilovolt underground power line along Long Beach Road in Rockville Centre beginning as early as 2026, pending state approvals, as part of a broader effort to strengthen Long Island’s connection to New York’s power grid. more
Residents gathered at Cornwall Avenue Park in West Hempstead to call for greater transparency from the Town of Hempstead after officials acknowledged failing to file legally required financial statements for 2024. Democratic supervisor candidate Joseph Scianablo has formally requested that New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli conduct an independent audit, citing concerns over missed filings, tax fluctuations and what he described as a broader pattern of fiscal secrecy. more
Rockville Centre lifted its state of emergency at 8 p.m. on Feb. 23 after a blizzard dumped about 24 inches of snow, as crews continue round-the-clock cleanup and officials warn that hazardous road conditions may persist for several days. more
Rockville Centre has declared a State of Emergency ahead of a forecasted blizzard that could bring up to 18 inches of snow, prompting road restrictions, service cancellations, warming centers and urgent warnings for residents to stay off the roads. more
Rockville Centre officials and utility crews are preparing for a potential Long Island nor’easter that could bring up to 18 inches of snow, blizzard conditions and hazardous travel Sunday into Monday. more
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