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Nassau County will receive $42 million in federal funding to upgrade the Nassau Inter-County Express bus system, including the replacement of 28 buses and significant renovations to the aging Rockville Centre bus depot, as part of a major effort to modernize transit infrastructure on Long Island's South Shore. more
A new self-storage facility is set to be developed at 117 N. Long Beach Road in Rockville Centre, with construction slated for completion by spring 2027, following a $27 million construction loan and a revised plan that preserves the building’s existing structure after earlier zoning challenges. more
The Rockville Centre Lions Club, in collaboration with the South Side High School Leos, organized a food drive and launched a new initiative to provide comfort toy lions to children in crisis, supporting local families and strengthening community ties with the police department. more
The Rockville Centre Police Benevolent Association’s third annual Drive-Up Food Drive — expanded this year to include a toy drive — brought the community together to support local families served by the Hispanic Brotherhood Food Pantry. more
The Ninjas4Veterans project brought Rockville Centre families together to create and deliver anonymous Veterans Day posters and treats to 99 local veterans, honoring their service with a growing community tradition. more
The Long Island High School Theatre Festival at Molloy University brought roughly 200 students together for workshops, performances, and guidance from Broadway star and Molloy CAP21 alum Diego Enrico, offering hands-on theater experience and inspiration for aspiring performers. more
Hundreds of residents participated in the annual Village of Rockville Centre 5K & 1 Mile Family Fun Run on Nov. 15, with local runners dominating the podium and winners across all age groups celebrating a festive, pre-holiday community event. more
Gabriela Guizzo, a senior at South Side High School, earned a spot in the 2025 Nassau County High School Juried Art Exhibition for her hyper-realistic colored-pencil self-portrait, showcasing over 100 hours of meticulous work and her emerging artistic talent. more
St. Agnes Cathedral School’s Play 4 Mary weekend brought students, families, and athletes together to honor Mary Ruchalski’s legacy by raising funds and awareness for pediatric cancer through games, crafts, and community-driven activities. more
Historian Art Mattson brought Long Island’s tragic maritime past to life with a powerful recounting of the Bristol and Mexico shipwrecks — two catastrophic 1830s disasters that claimed more than 200 immigrant lives and left a lasting mark on history. more
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