Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Senior students throughout the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District became Narcan certified on June 4.
The Bellmore-Merrick Broadcasting students still have the gift of the gab.
Rabbi Emeritus Charles Klein stepped down as spiritual leader of the Merrick Jewish Centre nearly four years ago, concluding a 43-year career.
In their first Shakespeare Festival since before the coronavirus pandemic, students and staff at the Meadowbrook Alternative Program took a three-pronged approach to the revived weeklong production.
A North Bellmore resident was one of three men arrested on Wednesday for allegedly selling tobacco products to minors.
The Cerebral Palsy Association of Nassau County values giving its patients, many of who face physical limitations, access to typical life experiences.
With their future high school standing tall in the background, sixth graders from the North Bellmore School District had a picturesque day for the annual track meet on May 19.
Siddhangi Wickramasinghe, a Sanford H. Calhoun High School sophomore, has been named the Nassau County girls individual badminton champion.
Dreamland Amusements brought their carnival to the Merrick train station during Memorial Day Weekend, supporting local businesses and bringing joy to local residents.
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July Fourth is a holiday that truly deserves to be celebrated by all Americans. The bottom line is that July 4, 1776 began the daring experiment that led to the formation of the greatest nation in the history of the world, which has produced more opportunity and more freedoms for more types of people than ever thought imaginable.
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman recently stated that “having the President of the United States as a friend of Nassau County is a very good thing.”
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Suburban America, and Long Island, has always been defined by its picket white fences, apple pie, and of course emerald-green lawns, perfectly mowed in house after house.
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Death is a reality each family must confront. There’s no denying death’s heartbreaking impact on family and friends. But it’s important we take the opportunity to celebrate the life of the family member and friend we lost.