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Friends Richard, left, Christian, Jordan and Jack enjoyed the water at Newbridge Road pool on Monday.
Bellmore's Newbridge Road pool opens to the public
Get your swimming trunks and bathing suits ready — the Newbridge Road pool will open to the public this weekend. The facility will be open starting on Saturday, June 27, a week earlier than … more
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The "Rally To Reopen Schools in September" was held outside of the legislative building in Mineola on June 20 to urge the state to reopen schools in September.
'Rally To Reopen Schools in September' held in Mineola
Chants of "Classrooms not Class Zooms" and "Classrooms are essential" could be heard through the crowd of roughly 50 parents and teachers from across Long Island that gathered on Franklin Avenue in … more
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Tracy Spinelli, owner of Hair Effex in Bellmore, wore a face shield and mask while giving a color treatment to one of her clients after reopening her salon's doors to the public.
Phase Two in photos: Bellmore
As Long Island entered Phase Two of reopening on June 10, the streets of Bellmore bustled in a way they hadn’t since mid-March, when New York state was forced to shut down due to the … more
While crossing the stage at last year’s graduation, former Kennedy Student Government President Jonathan Mashal shook hands with Trustee Gina Piskin.
Outdoor graduation ceremonies set for June 27, 28 in Bellmore-Merrick
The Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District was forced to shut down schools and shift to remote learning in March, raising questions as to how the final chapter of the class of 2020’s … more
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Kacie Badalato, left, of Merrick, became emotional when her best friend from high school, Liz David, drove by her house on May 16. That day, Badalato’s parents organized a car parade to celebrate her graduation from the Catholic University of America.
College students from Merrick, Bellmore look to an uncertain future
By Alyssa Seidman aseidman@liherald.com The boisterous pomp and circumstance that accompany college graduations softened to a hum this year, as restrictions on large gatherings remained in … more
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New York & company: the states Republicans love to hate
I’m trying to find the right word. Is it “hate” or “jealousy”? more
Covid-19 is a wake-up call for America
The coronavirus pandemic sweeping our nation has highlighted critical gaps in our ability to beat back such threats. more
Longtime knitter Syndi Reibman, of Merrick, is using her skills to fashion ear guards for health care workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
Merokean makes ear guards for health care workers
Merrick resident Syndi Reibman began crocheting in 1993 and hasn't stopped since. While she's cornered the market on baby beanies, scarves and other items, the coronavirus pandemic has given her a … more
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Spring sports coaches in the Belllmore-Merrick Central High School District are receiving 50 percent pay.
Spring sports canceled, but Central District coaches keep in touch with players, officials say
In Bellmore-Merrick, spring sports have been canceled, but many coaches are still keeping up with their players virtually to ensure they continue training and are well, both physically and mentally. more
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The library's Head of Technology, Chris Jelley, used the library's 3D printer to create face shields for hospital workers. 
North Merrick Public Library uses tech resources to aid front-line workers
Although the North Merrick Public Library is temporarily closed to the community, its technological resources are hard at work to assist hospital workers and scientific researchers fighting to keep … more
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