As the new week approaches, let's look back on some of last week's stories that were featured in Rockville Centre Patch. A new French restaurant, Aperitif, opened on Sunrise Highway. The Department of Public Works scheduled an ethanol clean-up at its headquarters. The MTA threatened to cuts its funding to the LI Bus service, while a local resident designed a Long Island travel guide application for the iPhone. The village conducted its annual blood drive at the recreation center, and new state mid wife legislation was passed that impacted some local midwives. All of these stories were brought to you by Anthony Bottan, Drew Moss, Zak Failla, Jesse Yomtov, Natalie Johnson, Allison Gayne and Christina Shanahan.
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MTA Threatens to Cut LI Bus Funding
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Ethanol Clean Up Scheduled at DPW
State Midwife Bill Eliminates Red Tape
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Budget Gaps May Impact Non Profits
Schools
New Standards Set with State Scoring Changes
Business
Capturing the Essence of Bon Apetit
Help Wanted: RVC is Hiring
Locals Learn How to Fly
Exploring LI? There's an App for That Too
Local CPA Helps 'Lower Your Taxes Forever'
King Kullen Gets Failing Grade
Arts/Sports
Five Ways to Live a Little Greener in RVC
Down but Not Out
Your Junk is Someone's Treasure
LI Roller Rebels: Tough and Together as One
Working in the Newsroom
Police and Fire
Crime Watch
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