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Martin Avenue Elementary School recently received a KEVA Maple Plank set which is inspiring students to imagine, converse and create.
Building block by block at Martin Avenue in North Bellmore
A thousand wooden blocks are turning out to be a simple, but valuable learning tool for students at Martin Avenue Elementary School in the North Bellmore School District. more
As the fight for public water continues, State Sen. Steve Rhoads has introduced new legislation that may help the South Nassau Water Authority get the necessary funding to facilitate a takeover of Liberty Utilities. Advocacy groups, such as Long Island Clean Air Water & Soil, still want the SNWA to hold a public meeting addressing the takeover.
Fight for public water continues: South Nassau Water Authority needs funds; advocates demand public meetings
Advocacy groups have been ramping up efforts for a public takeover of Liberty Utilities after the private company, which supplies water to roughly 113,000 Town of Hempstead residents, recently sought a cumulative 34.2 percent rate hike across Nassau County. more
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The Bay Park sewage plant in East Rockaway is one of three wastewater treatment facilities that will be maintained and operated by United Water.
Sewage is their specialty
Promising to save taxpayers $233 million over the next 20 years, Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano announced a partnership with United Water on Monday to manage and operate the county’s three … more
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Liberty Water rate hike on the table at state's hearings
Two virtual hearings took place last week with the state’s Public Service Commission, regarding Liberty Utilities’ proposal to increase water rates in the Long Island communities it serves by a cumulative 34.2 percent. more
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Sangeeta Kulkarni, who represented the Hindu faith, showed students how to wrap a saree at Mepham on Nov. 14.
Multi-faith forums come to Bellmore-Merrick schools
Students in social studies classes across John F. Kennedy, Wellington C. Mepham and Sanford H. Calhoun high schools participated in multi-faith forums throughout the month of November. more
The Be A Good Cookie Campaign, in memory of Richie Capizzi, a longtime pastry chef, kicked off at R.S. Beanery on Sept. 9. Jen, James and Chris Casano at the event.
‘Be A Good Cookie,’ like Richie Capizzi
Richie Capizzi was a special person. A revered pastry chef, he was known by his family and friends not only for his talent in the kitchen, but also for his kindness. For a decade, Capizzi was involved with Cookies for Kids’ Cancer, a national nonprofit that funds research into pediatric cancers. more
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Merrick native Ben Goldsmith, a new graduate of John F. Kennedy High School in Bellmore, recently signed a deal with Sony Music Nashville, the United Talent Agency and Universal Publishing Group Nashville.
John F. Kennedy High School graduate Ben Goldsmith performs at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival
Sony Music Nashville, the United Talent Agency and Universal Music Publishing Group Nashville recently announced that they had signed Ben Goldsmith, a 2023 John F. Kennedy High School graduate. more
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At the first day of Chabad Hebrew School, students took part in a Rosh Hashana street fair, which taught them things about the Jewish new year. Kaleb Lerner, 13, and Rabbi Shimon Kramer blew shofars — a hollowed-out ram’s horn.
Learning about the high holidays at Chabad Hebrew School
The Chabad Hebrew School of Merrick-Bellmore-Wantagh made learning about the high holidays fun this year, with a Rosh Hashana Street Fair. more
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The Bedell Dairy Farm property in North Merrick is in danger of being re-developed into three, new homes on Meadowbrook Road. The Historical Society of the Merricks has been working towards obtaining landmark status, and partnered with an architectural historian consultant who creating a rendering of what the property could become.
Application at Bedell Dairy Farm withdrawn
A proposal to divide the Bedell Dairy Farm property into three separate plots in North Merrick has stirred quite the debate in the community for a number of reasons; the first, being that a living complex with three homes may pose dangers to the people living there, and two, because the property is 116 years old, and is part of Merrick’s history. more
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The Bellmore-Merrick school community came out for the Central High School District’s first board of education meeting of the school year.
Bellmore-Merrick district officials, Board of ed. reflect on start of a new school year
Each of the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s principal had an opportunity to share their first day of school reports at the Sept. 5 board of education meeting. more
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