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The Rockville Centre Homemakers expanded their support for local veterans with a February food drive at the Parks and Recreation Center, collecting dozens of microwave-ready donations for the Nassau County Veterans Service Agency in partnership with American Legion Post 303. more
Riverside Elementary School second-graders brought music, humor and teamwork to the stage on Feb. 3 with their lively production of “Barnyard Moosical,” the culmination of a children’s theater workshop led by South Side High School theater teacher Russell Dembin and music educator Kirsten Ruvolo. more
St. Agnes Cathedral School held its annual dinner-dance gala on Jan. 31 at The Lannin, honoring dedicated members of its community for their commitment to Catholic education while raising funds to support the school’s operating budget. more
The Rockville Centre Chamber of Commerce has drawn the winning ticket for its Snowman Hunt promotion, awarding a $500 gift card, but the winner has not yet come forward to claim the prize. more
More than 260 pizzerias across Long Island — including four in Rockville Centre — will participate in the Feb. 25 Long Island Pizza Strong fundraiser, donating $5 per pie to support the family of fallen Nassau County Police Officer Patricia Espinosa. more
The New York Police Department will rename its Police Academy for Detective Steven McDonald, honoring the former Rockville Centre resident who became a national symbol of forgiveness and resilience after being paralyzed in the line of duty in 1986. more
Tara O’Shea appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show with Kathy Higgins of Alliance for a Healthier Generation to highlight the Walking Classroom program, which uses podcast-guided walks to boost engagement and learning for students in the Rockville Centre School District. more
Wayne Lipton, former Rockville Centre deputy mayor and trustee, entrepreneur, and principal cellist of the South Shore Symphony, died at 74, leaving a lasting legacy in local government, business, education, and the arts. more
Molloy University President James P. Lentini has been named a 2026 Trailblazer in Higher Education by Insight Into Academia, recognizing his leadership in expanding enrollment, academic programs and national standing while strengthening the university’s financial stability and community impact. more
Rockville Centre residents voiced strong opinions at a Feb. 12 Board of Education meeting over the district’s plan to close a projected $3.78 million 2026-27 budget deficit, debating school reorganization, staffing, special education funding, and long-term financial planning. more
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