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A Freeport man demanded prescription drugs from the counter at Precision Pharmacy in Bellmore last Friday.
Shot fired in Bellmore pharmacy robbery
An employee of a Bellmore pharmacy fired a shot from his licensed handgun when a Freeport man tried to steal prescription drugs last week, according to authorities. more
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The Heralds’ alternative transportation series took second place for feature writing in the Press Club of Long Island’s annual Media Awards contest. Pictured are participants Penny Frondelli, photographer; Brian Croce, reporter; editors Mary Malloy and Scott Brinton; page designer Alyson Goodman, and editor David Weingrad.
Heralds honored in L.I. Press Club contest
At a June 5 ceremony at the Woodbury Country Club, Herald Community Newspapers took home four honors in the Press Club of Long Island’s annual Media Awards contest. more
Susan Kay, Sue Plass, Sara Ectstein, and Seth and Rachel Zeitlin were among the walkers at the Bellmore-Merrick Relay For Life.
Bellmore-Merrick residents support fight against cancer at Relay for Life
Dozens gathered on May 18 at Merrick Road Park to take part in the Relay For Life, the American Cancer Society’s signature fundraising event in which teams of people collect donations and then join together for nighttime walks and candlelight vigils. more
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Michele Meehan, a special-education aide at Old Mill Road School, received a hug from John McDaid, the Old Mill Road principal, at the May 14 North Merrick Board of Education meeting as he presented her with a certificate of recognition and appreciation for using the Heimlich maneuver to save a student from choking.
Old Mill Road aide saves choking student
Michele Meehan, a 19-year special-education aide at Old Mill Road Elementary School in North Merrick, heard a “funny cough” behind her earlier this month in the classroom in which she works. When she turned around, Meehan saw a fifth-grade girl clearly in distress — the girl had begun choking while eating an apple during snack time. “She was in trouble,” Meehan later recalled. more
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Temple president Barbara Rothstein, Rabbi Scott Hoffman and Executive Vice President Gail Kanner cut the ribbon on the rebuilt Hebrew school.
After Sandy wreaks havoc, Temple Israel's rebuilt Hebrew school celebrates a new day
Temple Israel of South Merrick, at 2655 Clubhouse Road, reopened the Evan Kravitz Hebrew School on Monday, five months after Hurricane Sandy inundated it with four feet of destructive saltwater. more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray, at the lectern, was all smiles as she led the ceremony to officially reopen the Merrick Center, on Clubhouse Road, which was devastated during Hurricane Sandy.
After Sandy, Merrick Senior Center reopens to a crowd of smiling members
In a joyous ceremony full of smiles, the Merrick Senior Center, at 2550 Clubhouse Road in Merrick, reopened its doors today to several dozen senior citizens from the local community after spending five months shuttered because it was flooded with four feet of water during Hurricane Sandy. more
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Children scrambled to gather as many eggs as possible on the Newbridge Road Park lawn during the Town of Hempstead’s annual ‘Eggstravaganza’ last Saturday.
Fun for all at town’s ‘Eggstravaganza’
Children from throughout Bellmore-Merrick and across the Town of Hempstead had an “egg-citing” afternoon at Newbridge Road Park last Saturday. more
Helena Williams, LIRR president.
‘Double Track’ to ease pressure on lines
Helena Williams has fought many battles and spearheaded several major initiatives during her five-year tenure as president of the Long Island Rail Road, the country’s largest commuter railroad. … more
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North Merrick Board of Education trustees, district administrators and parents discussed the merits of more than a dozen proposals to increase school security at a special meeting at Fayette Elementary School on March 12.
North Merrick district weighs security choices
Like many school districts across the nation, North Merrick is considering a range of measures to increase security in its three elementary schools — Camp Avenue, Fayette and Old Mill Road — in response to the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., last December. more
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We should bring Facebook's way of thinking to Long Island
A great philosopher once said that “the two professions for which there is no formal training are politics and motherhood.” more
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