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Chilling commentary on America's get-up-and-go

In the end, they ate their boots. They were, after all, fashioned from animal hide, and, once boiled . . . more

10/23/14

Karen Siler, middle row, second from right, created Karen’s Hope to support individuals with developmental disabilities seeking a sense of independence. Her inspiration includes her son, Ryan, far left, who has autism, and her late brother, Michael Russell, front row at left, who had Down syndrome.

When Karen Siler’s neighbor was in financial trouble, facing possible foreclosure, Siler came up with an interesting solution that could benefit both families. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 10/8/14

Newbridge Road Elementary School recently turned 90 years old, and the community came together for a birthday celebration to remember the past.

Remembering North Bellmore’s oldest school

Although they attended the school decades apart from one another, students and alumni of Newbridge Road Elementary School were having similar discussions in both the auditorium and faculty room at a … more

By Julie Mansmann | 6/4/14

Merokean Eve Pauly, center, prepared gefilte fish with Merokean Eryn Adler, from left, and Marielle Brodman and Alexis Levien, both of Bellmore, during a recent Cooking for Hope class.

Bellmore-Merrick teens cook to ease suffering

A new series of culinary classes is teaching Bellmore-Merrick teenagers how to prepare kosher treats and assist local families in need at the same time. more

By Julie Mansmann | 3/19/14

Through StoryCorps, Bellmorites are sharing their memories of Bellmore, including the shops on Bedford Avenue like Bohack’s, pictured above in 1939.

StoryCorps comes to Bellmore Library

The Bellmore Memorial Library was selected by the American Library Association and StoryCorps to take part in a national pilot program called “StoryCorps @ your library” last March. Officials said now that the project is in full swing, they have begun building a local history collection that they hope will be cherished for years to come. more

By Julie Mansmann | 3/7/14

Gerard Rennie, a coach in the East Meadow Little Leagues Challenger Division, helped his son Gerard Jr. hit a ball during a game on Oct. 27.

Overcoming challenges

Walking through the East Meadow Little League Baseball Complex on Merrick Avenue on select Sundays, you’ll hear the crack of baseballs and softballs on aluminum bats, shouts of support from encouraging parents, and raucous cheers as a ball rolls into the outfield grass for a hit. more

By David Weingrad | 11/8/13

Chef Bart Dorfman makes dishes like red snapper “en papillote” over sautéed spinach and more.

Bellmore chef brings healthy cuisine to the home

Bellmorite Bart Dorfman took his passion for healthy food and created “A Culinary Mind,” a personal chef service used by Bellmore-Merrick, Long Island and New York City residents looking for palate-specific meals cooked with fresh ingredients by the chef himself. more

By Julie Mansmann | 8/12/13

Halfway through and in the thick of it

This feels like an all-Monday week, hard to get through. We’re midway through winter but it seems as if we’ve paid all our dues. more

2/14/13

Keep your family safe from fires

Every year, hundreds of Long Island homes suffer fires that leave the lives of their occupants in shambles. more

10/18/12

Senate OK’s renaming of East Rockaway post office

A bill has passed in the Senate to rename an East Rockaway Post Office after John J. Cook, a dedicated and beloved postal worker. The bill renames an East Rockaway … more

By Mary Malloy | 5/23/12

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