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Two Rockville Centre parents, along with other school officials, have filed a federal lawsuit challenging New York Attorney General Letitia James’ guidance on transgender students, arguing it suppresses dissenting viewpoints and violates First Amendment rights. more
Nassau County police arrested four males, including two juveniles, after a pair of early-morning burglaries that included a break-in at a Rockville Centre smoke and vape shop, authorities said. more
Rabbi David J. Lerner of Rockville Centre reflects that Hanukkah, like Christmas, is a reminder that even a small light of hope and courage can illuminate the darkest times, urging each of us to bring goodness and kindness into the world. more
Rockville Centre veterans, officials, and community members gathered along Mill River for the village’s annual Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony to honor the lives lost in the 1941 attack and reflect on the sacrifices of World War II. more
Rockville Centre residents celebrated the holiday season with a variety of festive home displays, ranging from whimsical and colorful setups with inflatables and toy cars to traditional and elegant lighted decorations. more
Rockville Centre welcomed the holiday season with its annual tree lighting on the Village Green, drawing hundreds for music, blessings, and festive celebrations. more
South Side High School’s IB dance students experienced a rare, transformative master class with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater dancers, learning segments of “Revelations” that deepened their understanding of its history, technique and cultural significance. more
A Freeport man has been indicted on assault charges after allegedly attacking two security officers at Mercy Hospital in Rockville Centre in October, leaving a 62-year-old guard on life support, Nassau County prosecutors said. more
An official from the Massapequa Board of Education and two parents with children in the Rockville Centre school district are at the forefront of a federal lawsuit filed on Dec. 9 by the Southeastern Legal Foundation claiming New York Attorney General Letitia James overstepped her authority when she warned school boards in a May 25 guidance letter that public discussion of transgender students could violate privacy laws. more
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced his intention to run for governor through an a video ad on his campaign website. more
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