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Donna Rosenblum has her head shaved by her son Ryan, with a little help from a professional, at Calhoun High School's annual St. Baldrick's Foundation fundraiser to benefit childhood cancer research.
Calhoun's St. Baldrick's fundraiser raises more than $30K
Students of all ages, parents and educators at Calhoun High School shaved it all -- all of their hair, that is -- for a cause on Tuesday. The school's annual St. Baldrick's Foundation … more
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Red Hat Society ladies portray famous movie characters with Joan Cusa as Auntie Mame, Lorraine Miller as Vera Charles, Carole Barris as Doris Day and Elaine Voss as Rue McClanahan.
Bellmore-Merrick Red Hats walk the red carpet
Ladies who enjoy a membership in the Red Hat Society don their crimson caps before taking part in any number of silly soirees. The national society is dedicated to one mission -- fun, frivolity and enjoyment of life -- deepened, of course, by the bond that forms when a group of people get together wearing goofy getups. more
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Merrick firefighters James Santiago and Mike Gargan with a grateful Nick Attanasio, 16, whom they saved from an oak tree that crashed into his house during the weekend's super storm. Missing was firefighter Colin Bennett, who assisted in the rescue.
Super storm slams into Bellmore-Merrick
High winds with gusts up to 75 miles per hour sent a multi-story oak tree crashing into the home of 16-year-old Nick Attanasio of Seneca Drive North in Merrick on Saturday. more
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50-mph winds, rain slam Bellmore-Merrick
A nor’easter packing heavy rain and winds with gusts up to 50 mph slammed into the Bellmore-Merrick area Saturday into Sunday, downing trees and power lines, and sending local fire departments hurrying to keep up with calls. Scattered outages were reported around the area. Above, a large tree limb took down phone lines on Byron Road in south Merrick on Saturday, blocking traffic. more
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Piccolo's of Bellmore saw increased sales during the holiday season –– and even expanded to a new location.
Bellmore-Merrick businesses see signs of hope
Holiday-season retail sales across the country rose about 5 percent over their 2008 levels, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. And there are signs of recovery in the Bellmore-Merrick area as well. Many businesses have seen their sales improve since the bleak climate of 2008, but few have matched the level of activity five years ago, a Herald survey indicates. more
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The Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District had five National Merit Finalists this year. Among the honorees were: center, from left, Laura Serbin, Jun Luke Foster, Daniel Qui and Matthew Stern. Missing was Michelle Dimino. Joining them were Central District Superintendent Dr. Henry Kiernan and Board of Education Trustee Nina Lanci.
Bellmore-Merrick Central District honors outstanding students, athletes
The Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District took time out of its regular meeting on Wednesday to honor five outstanding students, as well as champion wrestlers, runners and an air rifle markswoman. more
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The Cougar mascot, Gabrielle Cuttitta, and science teacher Alexis Kentros joked around at Kennedy's Class Night: Teacher's Edition last week.
Class Night goes to the teachers
Kennedy High School's annual Class Night, in which the four grades compete in good-natured, camp-like games, had a twist to it this year. more
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A traditional Mexican mariachi band set the ambiance for Purim in Mexico.
Chabad celebrates Purim in Mexico
More than 200 people took a break from the cold with some south-of-the-border fun with Chabad of Merrick at a Purim feast with a Mexican theme on Feb. 28. From decor to costumes to Mexican fare from Kosher Emporium, the atmosphere was festive and the joy of Purim was felt by all. While adults enjoyed the Mariachi band, children prepared mini-sombrero gifts of food for one another, searched for coins hidden in Mexican beans to give to charity, painted maracas and busted open a cactus piñata. more
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Bellmorite Paul Turner was hard at work on Friday morning digging out in front of his Grand Avenue home.
Bellmore-Merrick digs out –– again
A fierce winter storm swept across Bellmore-Merrick Thursday into Friday, blanketing the community in snow yet again, this time dumping an estimated six to eight inches of the white stuff on the ground. more
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Bellmore-Merrick schools closed because of the storm
Owing to a major winter storm that was expected to dump an estimated six to 12 inches of snow on Nassau County, all school districts in the Bellmore-Merrick community were closed on Friday, Feb. 26. more
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