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Mia Mcelwee made her way up the Newbridge Road Park hill with her sled.
To kids' delight
The temperature's in the mid-30s. There's a foot of snow on the ground. There's no school. What to do? For Bellmore-Merrick kids, the answer was obvious: Go sledding at Newbridge Road Park in … more
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Rash of burglaries scares south Merrick
Police reported six burglaries in south Merrick from last Friday to Monday, including one that resulted in a helicopter and canine search. more
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David Weinman, son of Roy Weinman, owner of Weinman's Hardware Store in downtown Bellmore, shovels snow in front of the family shop.
Heavy winter storm blasts Bellmore-Merrick
Updated: Wednesday, 4:21 p.m. A winter storm roared into Long Island early Wednesday morning, and by midday had dumped an estimated two to four inches of snow and ice on Bellmore-Merrick. more
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Bellmore-Merrick districts cancel school on Wednesday
Owing to possible blizzard-like conditions, all classes and activities in all five Bellmore-Merrick area school districts have been canceled on Wednesday, Feb. 10. On Tuesday evening, weather prognosticators were predicting more than a half-foot of snow, prompting the cancellations. more
Bellmore-Merrick Youth Association honors its own
The Bellmore-Merrick Youth Association, sponsor of the Braves football and cheerleading squads, recently held its annual awards ceremony. Stopping by to present a Town of Hempstead Citation was Town Clerk Mark Bonilla, of Bellmore, front, second from right. BMYA has members from Bellmore, Merrick and East Meadow. more
Fourth-grade students in the North Merrick School District wrote letters to fictional pen pals explaining what it was like to be a victim of the devastating earthquake in Haiti last month as part of a districtwide Superintendent's Challenge.
Merrick schools show support for Haiti
All around, Merrick and North Merrick students and school staff members are pulling together to help earthquake victims in Haiti. Below, find out what is being done to help. more
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North Merrick Fire Commissioner Kevin O'Hara taught residents how to perform CPR.
Forever 9 teaching others how to save lives
The Forever 9 Robbie Levine Foundation sponsored the first of three free automated external defibrillator and cardiopulmonary resuscitation training sessions at the North Merrick Firehouse on Jan. 31. more
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Central officials consider nixing summer school
Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District officials are weighing whether to eliminate summer school in 2010 owing to $2.2million in potential cuts to the district’s state aid package. The cuts, if approved by the state Legislature, would reduce Bellmore-Merrick’s total aid by nearly 12 percent. more
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On Thursday, funeral services were held for North Merrick resident Brian McCauley, a 9/11 hero who died of cancer at age 42.
Brian McCauley, fire patrolman, dies at 42
A funeral Mass was celebrated on Thursday to honor the life of Brian McCauley, a retired patrolman with the New York City Board of Underwriters from North Merrick who died Sunday. He was 42. The cause was cancer. more
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School officials: State spent stimulus early
Federal stimulus money allowed Bellmore-Merrick school districts to patch holes in their budgets caused by state aid cuts last spring, but that may not be the case entirely this year. In December, the cash-strapped state used part of its 2010-11 federal stimulus money to prevent midyear reductions in state aid for education in the current school year, said Matt Anderson, a state Budget Office spokesman. more
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