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For Robert Wilson, what began as a way to pass time during the pandemic turned into a journey across the globe — and ultimately, a finish line in Boston that marked the completion of one of running’s most prestigious achievements. more
Voters in the Bellmore Public Schools and the North Bellmore Union Free School District will head to the polls to decide on their 2026-27 budgets and board of education seats. Read more about the top 3 key points. more
One of the best ways to take care of your mental health is to express yourself, socialize and pursue a hobby; for the music students of the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District, rock, metal … more
The Kiwanis Club of Merrick teamed up with Long Island environmental group Save the Great South Bay to tackle one of the region’s most pervasive problems: water pollution.  more
Boy Scouts from Troop 123 in North Merrick turned a few hours of community service into a major show of generosity, collecting a large supply of food and essential items to restock the Sister Patricia Turley, CSJ Food Pantry at Sacred Heart Church on April 19. more
Bellmore Movies and Showplace is facing pushback from local religious leaders over its screening of the film “Palestine 36,” with members of the Merrick-Bellmore Board of Rabbis calling the movie historically misleading and harmful. more
Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s annual STEAM Career Fair returned to John F. Kennedy High School on April 21, bringing students, families and professionals together for an evening of hands-on learning — and building on recent statewide recognition for the program. more
Four Bellmore musicians united to take their music to the next level, taking their talent all the way to Hollywood. King Kaye, once the title of an individual artist, is now a five-man-band and one of Long Island’s rising stars.    more
Over 20 of Bellmore’s best performers are preparing for three special shows throughout the month of May. The Bellmore Players, a musical group affiliated with Congregation Beth Ohr, will hold a series of cabarets to raise funds for CBO’s Hebrew school.  more
A John F. Kennedy High School senior is earning recognition on a regional stage after her artwork was selected for a prestigious museum exhibition showcasing some of Long Island’s top young talent. more
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