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Golf outing co-chairs Jeff Greenfield, left, Tony Cancellieri, honorees Matt Whalen and Joel Schneider and South Nassau president and CEO Richard Murphy with a rendering of the hospital’s upcoming southwest addition.
Hundreds tee off at South Nassau golf outing fundraiser
After a wet weekend, the sun shone through as nearly 400 golfers on May 21 teed off across three local golf courses for South Nassau Communities Hospital’s golf outing fundraiser benefitting its … more
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Hundreds are expected to fill Park Avenue on June 2 during the fifth annual EAT.SHOP.ROCK street festival.
Rockville Centre residents to eat, shop and rock at annual street festival
Park Avenue is set to transform into a party zone on June 2, as dozens of local businesses will set up shop on the street to attract residents and visitors looking for tasty cuisine, shopping and live performances. more
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Sokol Vokshi celebrated Franklin Square School District’s Field Day with his daughter, Britney.
Rockville Centre community upset after Golden Reef Diner waiter deported
It was supposed to be like any other Sunday morning. Warren Prosky would walk into the Golden Reef Diner in Rockville Centre, and before he could even ask, Sokol Vokshi — known as Sal to everyone … more
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Though Floodlight Rescue Company No. 1 is an independent company, it operates out of the Rockville Centre Fire Department’s headquarters on North Centre Avenue.
Former paramedic alleges Rockville Centre fire company tried to oust her after she sought financial records
Former Rockville Centre Fire Department paramedic Donna Hitscherich filed a complaint with the New York State Division of Human Rights earlier this year, alleging that she was retaliated against … more
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The Bowery Bar and Fare is expected to open in June at the site once occupied by Stinger’s.
Two new bars coming to downtown Rockville Centre this summer
Sports fans and street-fair lovers can get excited about two new bars expected to open up in Rockville Centre this summer, as one caters to watching the game, and the other features carnival … more
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Attendees wore blindfolds during the May 4 event, in order to experience what it’s like to be blind.
Rockville Centre Lions holds ‘Dinner in the Dark’
Residents gathered for a night of charity and good times — part of which they were blindfolded for — at the sixth annual Dinner in the Dark on May 4 at the Rockville Links Club. The event, … more
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Enrico Nardone, left, and Pat Devine herded schools of river herring from Mill River before scooping them up with a net and carefully lifting them over a dam into Smith Pond.
Environmentalists give Mill River fish a lift
Schools of fish traveled miles across the ocean to mate in Rockville Centre’s freshwater, only to reach an impasse in the form of a dam. Wildlife experts gave some of them a lift last week. … more
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Rockville Centre Mayor Francis X. Murray, center, at a news conference about the sewer tax issue in February, said his bill went up $485.
Refunds from sewer tax error to be issued in October, Nassau County officials say
Residents of Rockville Centre, Freeport and several other villages in the Town of Hempstead are wondering when they will receive their tax refunds after an error on their tax bills cost many households as much as a few hundred dollars. more
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Westbury-based Valley East Properties recently bought an office complex at 100 Merrick Road, which they plan to upgrade.
Investment firm buys Merrick Road office complex
A real-estate investment firm purchased a five-story office complex on Merrick Road last month, and now intends to upgrade the property. more
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Celebrating Molloy College’s new Manhattan Center were Ann Branchini, vice president for Academic Affairs and dean of the faculty; Molloy College President Drew Bogner; Monsignor Francis J. Caldwell, chairman of Molloy’s Board of Trustees; and Henry Fonte, director of the Molloy/CAP21 program and chair of the Department of Theatre Arts.
Molloy College opens new Manhattan theatre center
Molloy College recently opened its new Manhattan Center, home for the Molloy/CAP21 theatre arts program. The center features new state-of-the-art studios occupying the entire fourth floor of the historic building at 50 Broadway, in the heart of the vibrant and revitalized downtown Manhattan. more
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