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Residents in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District will vote on a proposed $197.5 million budget for the 2024-25 school year, a spending plan that will maintain district programs and keep students’ successful in contemporary society.
Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District proposes $197M budget for 2024-25
Voters in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District will head to the polls on May 21 to cast their ballots on a proposed nearly $197.5 million budget for the 2024-25 school year. more
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Members of the Birch Pages Writing Club in front of a statue of Walt Whitman. The club earned first place at the annual student poetry contest held by the Walt Whitman Birthplace Association.
Birch Pages Writing Club places first in prestigious poetry competition
The Birch Pages Writing Club has been judged among the year’s best poets on Long Island, winning a first-place award in the annual student poetry contest hosted by the Walt Whitman Birthplace Association. more
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Taxpayers in the Merrick Union Free School District will cast their votes in support of three board of education candidates next week. Polls are open at the district administration center, behind Levy Lakeside School.
Who's running for the Merrick board of ed.?
Six candidates will vie for open seats on the Merrick Union Free School District’s board of education next week. Polls are open on Tuesday, May 21 from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. in district’s administration center, at 21 Babylon Road, Merrick. more
Voters will take to the polls on May 21 to re-elect incumbent board of education members in Bellmore Public Schools and the North Merrick Union Free School District. They will also vote to approve of disprove these district’s budget.
In Bellmore, North Merrick board of eds. uncontested
Two of Bellmore-Merrick’s elementary districts have uncontested board of education elections for the 2024-25 school year. more
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Ryan Karis at the regional competition of Poetry Out Loud at the Walt Whitman Birthplace Museum on Feb. 12.
Calhoun High School sophomore a finalist in 'Poetry Out Loud'
Calhoun High School sophomore, Ryan Karis was one of 18 finalists at this year’s Poetry Out Loud Competition in Manhattan. more
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Nicholas Zuzzolo is getting ready to embark on a cross-country bicycle ride with Pi Kappa Phi, his fraternity at Baylor University. The trip raises money for ‘Journey of Hope,’ an initiative that contributes to the Ability Experience, the fraternity’s philanthropy beneficiary.
Mepham graduate turned Baylor student to take on cross-country bike ride with fraternity
Nicholas Zuzzolo, 21, is preparing to take a cross-country bike ride this summer. more
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Newbridge Road School, in North Bellmore, celebrated its centennial on May 3. A student parade around the back of the school was led by the Spirit Club, Principal Amanda Licci, and Newbridge’s mascot, a friendly tiger named Thunder.
100 years of learning celebrated at Newbridge Road School
Newbridge Road School celebrated its centennial on May 3. more
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Just over 600 runners took part in the Jovia Long Island Marathon last weekend. Ryan Clifford, of Westbury, was the first to finish the 26.2-mile race, crossing the line in 2:31:04.
The Long Island Marathon: A weekend of fitness, fun and community
At the top of the list of events the Nassau County Department of Parks, Recreation and Museums looks forward to each year is the Jovia Long Island Marathon. more
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Boy Scouts in Troop 123 are working around the community to place ‘No Dumping’ medallions on storm drains, in an effort to protect the environment.
In Town of Hempstead, Boy Scout Troop 123 helps keep bays clean
Boy Scout Troop 123 is doing their part to keep the environment and the bays clean in the Town of Hempstead. more
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Matt Rowe, left, and Eden Goldberg, right, helped bring an informative fentanyl awareness program to the community last month. They worked with Cindy Wolff, center, of the Tempo Group.
John F. Kennedy High School students bring fentanyl awareness to community
Two juniors at John F. Kennedy High School, Eden Goldberg and Matt Rowe, helped host a fentanyl awareness program. more
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