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Shore Road School sixth graders were decked out in colors representing colleges from across the nation at the annual College Olympics event.

College Olympics brings competition to Shore Road

Camaraderie, teamwork and sportsmanship were the theme for the week at Shore Road School in the Bellmore School District as sixth graders represented different colleges in a series of competitions. … more

3/8/24

Whose are the votes that count?

In the United States, there are elections because of our Constitution. There is political bantering over everything, including whether the U.S. is much of a democracy or not. But make no … more

By Wim Laven | 3/22/24

The event was organized by the Merrick-Bellmore Jewish Community Council. Cantor Benjamin Warschawski, of the Merrick Jewish Center, with Rabbi Ira Ebbin, of Ohav Shalom, State Sen. Steve Rhoads and Rabbi Mickey Baum, of Temple Beth Am of Merrick and Bellmore.

Survivors of Oct. 7 attacks speak to Merrick-Bellmore community

At Congregation Ohav Shalom last week, the Merrick Bellmore Jewish Community Council presented “Rebuilding After Oct. 7 — The Story of Kibbutz Nir Oz.” Speakers from Israel, who experienced the initial attacks, joined members of several congregations who gathered to hear their stories and to learn about ways that American Jews can help communities in Israel. more

By Jordan Vallone | 4/5/24

A video interview with Santa Claus

Hi, Herald readers! Gather the kids around the computer to watch this heartwarming interview with Old St. Nick! more

By Mary Malloy | 12/11/10

Replace appointments with special elections

Interpreting the U.S. Constitution and applying the results to today’s America is like taking a tired and hungry toddler to a Disney store — no matter how many times you give in, the youngster will never be happy. more

8/17/23

Robyn Bonavita opened a Little Free Library in North Bellmore for residents to have access to books, and the opportunity to share their favorite books with their community.

‘Robyn Reads’ spreads her love of books to North Bellmore

Robyn Bonavita, a North Bellmore book reviewer, was looking for connection like many others during the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. more

By Rachele Terranova | 3/22/24

An inconvenient truth about New York’s energy policy

Electricity can't be the only energy we use to drive cook and heat our homes more

By Steve Rhoads | 4/5/24

Eric Colberg, Long Beach, and Joanna Parrino, Malverne, in "Don't Marry Me'

'On Broadway' — on Long Island [Photo gallery]

The Island Park Theatre Group, in conjunction with the Island Park Union Free School Recreation Department, presented “On Broadway - A Musical Revue” last weekend. A cast of 70 locals actors, dancers and singers entertained the audience at the Lincoln Orens Middle School in Island Park - and the IPTG broke records with its ticket sales. more

Mary Malloy | 3/25/10

Dry Eyes

Q: My eyes often burn, feel scratchy and appear red. I was told that my eyes are “dry”. What is dry eye and how can it be treated? more

By Dr. Fikret Kajoshaj | 4/13/15

Hydrogen: a clean, secure future for New York

On Dec. 13, the Long Island Power Authority board voted yet again to approve a raise in electric rates, this time over 11 percent for next year. Long Islanders have little choice but to absorb these price increases, as they have before. more

By Jake Blumencranz | 12/21/23

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