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Berta Weinstein, president of the South Merrick Community Civic Association, welcomed those to its annual Meet the Candidates night, held in partnership with the Bellmore Civic Association.
Meeting those on the ballot in November
It was another year of meeting the candidates on Oct. 5. The South Merrick Community Civic Association, in partnership with the Bellmore Civic Association, hosted the annual “Meet the … more
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Superstorm Sandy swept across Bellmore-Merrick on Oct. 29, leaving destruction in its wake. Above, a flooded home in south Bellmore.
Hurricane Sandy slams Bellmore-Merrick
Updated: 3:10 p.m. on Oct. 31. Dubbed a “superstorm” by weather forecasters, Hurricane Sandy pummeled Bellmore-Merrick with floodwaters that reached three to six feet in many parts of south Bellmore and south Merrick and destroyed homes and cars, while also bringing hurricane-force wind gusts that toppled trees, tore the siding off houses, and ripped apart fences and decks. more
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Christina Foufas, Matt Yang and Molly Graff were named semifinalists in the 2024 Society for Science & Public Science Talent Search competition, sponsored by Regeneron.
Three Mepham students are named semifinalists in research competition
Three Mepham students were recently named semifinalists in the 2024 Society for Science & Public Science Talent Search competition, sponsored by Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. more
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There were long lines at gas stations in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Price gouging gas stations face fines
More than two dozen gas stations, accused of excessively raising prices in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, will be paying fines to the state after settlements were announced on May 2 by New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. more
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Dylan Friedman during his drawing class at Kennedy High School. His work was selected a finalist in a prestigious international exhibition.
John F. Kennedy's Dylan Friedman has work selected for international art competition
Dylan Friedman, a senior at John F. Kennedy High School in Vanessa Albaneze’s AP Drawing class, was selected as one of 12 international finalists for the prestigious juried exhibition, Wildlife Artist of the Year. more
A 16-and-under baseball team, comprised of 15 players from Long Island, and one player from Brooklyn, will take to the international stage at this summer’s 2024 JCC Maccabi Games, slated to take place in Houston. It is the world’s largest Jewish youth sporting event.
Jewish pride at the core of Maccabi team
This summer, 3,000 Jewish teen athletes from around the globe will get a chance to represent their country at the world’s largest Jewish youth sporting event. more
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The inaugural Lung Force Walk, an American Lung Association event, took place on Oct. 7 in Eisenhower Park.
Lung Force walk makes its debut on Long Island
Anyone can get lung cancer. That’s what the American Lung Association wants people to know, and this past Saturday, walkers put their lungs to the test, and took part in the inaugural Lung Force Walk on Long Island in Eisenhower Park. more
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Hurricane Sandy was predicted to make landfall in New Jersey Monday into Tuesday, bringing hurricane-like conditions to the South Shore. As a consequence, South Shore school districts are canceling classes for Monday.
South Shore school districts canceling classes ahead of Hurricane Sandy
With Hurricane Sandy predicted to wreak havoc on Long Island Monday into Tuesday, school districts across the South Shore cancelled classes for Monday, Oct. 29. more
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Merrick Avenue eighth graders Sofia Magauco demonstrated how to control a NAO robot using programmed voice commands while Mathematics & Computer Science Chairperson Danielle Caliendo looked on.
Bellmore-Merrick school district hosts inaugural STEAM expo
Students in grade 6 throughout the four elementary school districts that feed into the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District, as well as current middle schoolers, were invited to an interactive STEAM Expo on Jan. 31. more
Hurricane Sandy devastated Michigan Street in Long Beach, where Bob Kaible and his wife, Deborah Raimey, owned a rental property. A false engineering report claimed that damage to their property resulted not from flooding, but earth movement.
FEMA to reopen 144,000 Sandy claims
Bob Kaible and his wife, Deborah Raimey, owned a yellow-clapboard rental bungalow on Michigan Street, behind their two-story Minnesota Avenue home, in Long Beach’s West End, when Hurricane Sandy struck on Oct. 29, 2012, submerging the narrow blocks surrounding the properties in six feet of saltwater. more
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