- May 2003: Roslyn Country Club to Reopen
- December 2003: A clash between Roslyn Heights residents and developers
- May 2004: Agreement to Improve Country Club Facilities
- August 2006: Town’s hopes for historic designation crushed. Again.
- August 2008: Civic Association Holds Lively Meeting
- November 2008: Residents Want Their Club Back
- January 2009: Homeowners Want Their Club Back
- September 2011: Kaiman Explains Path for Roslyn Country Club
- October 2011: Purchase of Roslyn Country Club On Town Board Agenda
- April 2012 – Recycling a Country Club
- June 2012 – Town Votes to Approve Purchase of Roslyn Country Club Grounds
- July 2012 – Civic groups petition for vote on Roslyn Country Club
- August 2012 – Attorneys write RCCCA “both unrealistic and not in the best interest of RCC homeowners.”
- October 2012: “RCC Pool & Tennis” Town of North Hempstead Public Notice
- December 2012: Town approves Roslyn country club special district
- August 2013: New park district plan in Roslyn Heights approved
- September 2013: Town Approves Plan to Buy RCC Property; Kaimen Resigns
- September 2013: Town Supervisor Jon Kaiman, proponents of Roslyn Country Club Town Park, Quits Job
- November 2013: Councilman Dwyer, proponents of RCC Park, Quits Job
- November 2014: Plans for refurbished Roslyn Country Club include pools, food court, playground
- November 2014: 2017 Open Date For Roslyn CC
- December 2014: Subdivision For Club Approved
- October 2015: RCCCA President Todd Zarin Resigns
- March 2016: From Levitt To Lavish!
- August 2016: Jury will hear lawsuit against long-shuttered country club
- December 2016: North Hempstead will consider condemning former country club
- December 2016: Town Weighs Country Club Options
- December 2016: Town eyes seizure of Roslyn Country Club
- October 2017: Town takes action against Roslyn Country Club owner
- June 2018: Roslyn Country Club neighborhood wants property back
