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Democratic candidate Seth Koslow won the Nassau County Legislator race in District 5, defeating Republican Joe Baker.
Seth Koslow triumphs in Nassau County legislator race
Voters across Long Island went to the polls on Tuesday to cast their ballots for Nassau County Legislator and Hempstead Town Board. In the race for Nassau County Legislator in District 5, … more
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Temple Beth Am of Merrick and Bellmore held a joint fundraiser alongside Forever 9-Robbie Levine Foundation on Oct. 29.
Temple Beth Am works with Robbie Levine Foundation
Temple Beth Am of Merrick and Bellmore held a joint fundraiser alongside Forever 9-Robbie Levine Foundation on Oct. 29. The fundraiser provided participants with a CPR, AED, and basic First Aid training certification class. more
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Dariella Mauricette and Jiana Tomasello worked together to install flags in the ground.
Merrick Avenue Middle School installs Flag Field of Honor
For the second year in a row, the Merrick Avenue Middle School community installed the Flag Field of Honor on Nov. 4 to recognize veterans and active military members. The flags will be flown through mid-December as a tribute to veterans. The $1,760 in proceeds from the sponsorships is being donated to Honor Flight Long Island for Veterans, and the Nassau County Police Veterans. more
Adhi Sharma, president of Mount Sinai South Nassau with Pilar Stevens-Haynes, director of echocardiography, Jayne Dickie and Sherry Megalla, clinical cardiologist.
Jayne Dickie shares impactful heart health journey
Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of women in the U. S., and Jayne Dickie is trying her best to significantly lower those numbers. more
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Liberty Water sent a notice to customers stating that levels of 1,4-dioxane were found in the Merrick District’s water supply. The company is taking measures to treat the water, but the pumps at its Seamen’s Neck Road Plant are still in use.
1,4-dioxane found in Liberty water supply
Liberty Water customers in the Merrick Service District received a notice from the company last month stating that the chemical 1,4-dioxane had been detected in the drinking water at a concentration that exceeded New York state’s maximum contaminant level of 1 part per billion. more
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Mepham Social Studies Chairperson Robyn Einbinder arranged for Holocaust survivor and author Marion Blumenthal Lazan to visit with students and share her story of fleeing Nazi Germany, surviving concentration camps, and emigrating to the United States.
Holocaust education of utmost importance in Bellmore-Merrick schools
International Holocaust Remembrance Day was on Jan. 27, and educators in Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District commemorated the significant anniversary that holds profound historical importance through education and personal story telling from Holocaust and genocide advocates and survivors. more
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Swastikas were found spray-painted on the playground of Chatterton Elementary School in late July. Members of the Merrick-Bellmore community have taken a hard stance against this incident at several meetings and discussions.
Months later, Merrick-Bellmore community still fighting hate
Bellmore and Merrick residents gathered once more last week, in response to the discovery of swastikas spray-painted on the playground of Chatterton Elementary School in late July. Two … more
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It was a beautiful day for families and friends to come together, and take strides against suicide, at the Long Island Crisis Center’s 15th annual suicide prevention walk on Oct. 1.
Long Island Crisis Center takes strides against suicide
The Long Island Crisis Center held its 15th annual suicide prevention walk on the Long Beach Boardwalk this past Sunday. more
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Teacher Kristin Fusaro checks the work of 8th grade students in the Past, Present, and Future class as they work to complete an escape room activity last week for Black History Month.
Grand Avenue Middle School immerses students in Black History Month
During Black History Month, many schools will celebrate and learn about the achievements of African-Americans, recognizing their contributions to the growth and development of the United States. more
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Debra Markowitz, president of the Long Island Film & TV Foundation — and co-director of the Long Island International Film Expo — announces the return of the LIIFE to the Bellmore Movies and Showplace, 222 Pettit Ave., on July 19.
Long Island International Film Expo returns to the big screen this week
For 26 years, the Long Island International Film Expo has united filmmakers, producers, actors and actresses — and of course, moviegoers — in the heart of Nassau County. more
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