Monday, June 23, 2025
Sanford H. Calhoun High School gathered on the school field to celebrate graduation on June 8.
The Wellington C. Mepham High School graduating Class of 2025 was celebrated on the football field on June 8.
John F. Kennedy High School’s Class of 2025 celebrated graduation June 8 as caps soared, landing amid the sea of Cougar green scattered across the football field. The graduates proceeded …
Senior students throughout the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District became Narcan certified on June 4.
Even with an opponent ten years his junior, 65-year-old Friedberg JCC boxing trainer and North Merrick resident Steve Solomon emerged victorious on May 17 in Brooklyn.
Film producers Jared Kash and Peter Kash spent much of their time growing up in Bellmore watching movies.
For eight Long Island residents, the stories of surviving the Holocaust remain just as vivid over eight decades later.
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.
A North Merrick man pleaded guilty last week to a series of charges related to an attempted bombing at the Nassau County Department of Social Services in September 2024.
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Growing up in Levittown and now raising my family just doors from the home where I was raised, I’ve seen firsthand what makes our suburban way of life so special — safe neighborhoods, good schools, and a culture that values family and hard work. As a Nassau County legislator, I have made it my responsibility to protect those values.
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Last year, the Town of Hempstead raised taxes on residents by a staggering 12.1 percent — one of the largest hikes in recent memory. We were told the town needed more revenue to maintain services and balance the budget. But anyone who lives here knows the truth: Services are getting worse, roads are crumbling, and the only thing growing in the town is frustration.
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Two weeks ago, I had the honor of speaking at WelcomeFest, the nation’s largest gathering of centrist Democrats. Held in Washington, D.C., the event brought together a growing coalition …
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As concern grows over the increasing number of fatalities on the roads of Nassau and Suffolk counties, it’s worth considering how transportation decisions made 100 years ago continue to contribute to today’s driving dangers.