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Rockville Centre residents and officials helped Vines & Branches owner Lisa Lowe, holding scissors, celebrate the store’s opening on March 11.
Vines & Branches opens second store in RVC
Rockville Centre residents will no longer have to drive almost two hours to get their Vines & Branches products. Due to popular demand, the company added a second location in the village on March … more
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The new clinic would occupy the strip of empty shops on the corner of Sunrise Highway and Morris Avenue.
PM Pediatrics to move into former Palace of Wong location
The village is about to get a major facelift. PM Pediatrics — an emergency pediatric medical facility — will be moving into the Sunrise Highway location currently occupied by the former Palace of … more
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Hand & Stone recently celebrated its first anniversary in Rockville Centre.
Rockville Centre Hand & Stone turns one
I was stressed. It was 11 a.m. and I was struggling to keep up with appointments. Upon walking through the door at the Hand & Stone on Merrick Road, I was ushered into the back. There, I left … more
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Happy Hostess owner Jay Post had been serving food in Rockville Centre for over five decades.
Happy Hostess owner Jay Post retires
Jay Post, the longtime owner of the Happy Hostess, said he was ready to retire nearly two years ago. But his main concern was making sure the business he worked hard to build and maintain at a high … more
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Patrons looking for a nightcap in Rockville Centre are likely unaware that this house, built in the 1860s, is actually a cocktail bar called Cork & Kerry. It was modeled after the Prohibition-era speakeasies of the 1920s.
A bar that celebrates the Prohibition era
A white house with a picket fence and a wooden porch sits awkwardly among the bustling stores and restaurants on South Park Avenue in Rockville Centre. The front door is about 35 feet back from the … more
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Red circles on this map, created by the Citizens Campaign for the Environment, mark areas with high 1,4 dioxane levels. Areas with a yellow circle indicate either no testing for dioxane was done, or the levels were unknown. A green circle shows areas with dioxane levels below the EPA maximum for a cancer-causing chemical: 0.35 parts per billion.
Carcinogen found in 39 L.I. water districts
Research from the Citizens Campaign for the Environment, compiled from three years of publicly available water quality reports, found high levels of 1,4 dioxane in water serviced by the 39 water districts, including the Water Authority of Western Nassau, the Franklin Square Water District, New York American Water’s Lynbrook and Merrick Operations Districts, and the Town of Hempstead Water District. more
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An air pump at a West Hempstead Exxon station.
Hempstead battling decision barring free-air ordinance
The Town of Hempstead is fighting a court decision that temporarily bars it from requiring gas station owners to provide free compressed air 24 hours a day so drivers can fill their tires. more
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About 350 people attended the “Night to Shine” event, which was hosted by The Bridge Church on Feb. 10.
A ‘Night to Shine’ for those with special needs
Roughly 350 people gathered at The Bridge Church on Feb. 10 to take part in “Night to Shine,” a prom experience for people with special needs that was made possible through donations by The Bridge Church, private donations, 200 volunteers and some guidance from the Tim Tebow Foundation. more
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KookaBurra owner Michael Delgado and General Manager Ricardo Arias.
KookaBurra Coffee Company sets its sights on Malverne
Michael Del Gatto was going about his business running the KookaBurra Coffee Company in Rockville Centre, when Malverne Mayor Patti McDonald stopped in for coffee and muffins — and made a request. “She asked, ‘Why don’t you come to Malverne?’” Del Gatto recalled, “but I was actually thinking about opening another location in Long Beach.” more
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The current owner of 117 N. Long Beach Road has a contract with a buyer who wants to redevelop the property into a senior assisted-living home. The building moratorium could jeopardize that redevelopment, according to the owner’s attorney.
Rockville Centre approves building freeze
The Village of Rockville Centre approved a temporary building, zoning, construction and development moratorium in parts of its Business A district that surround North Long Beach Road and Maple Avenue … more
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