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Adam Schmitt, right, and Madison Minniti, tested out the VersaClimber machines inside Climb N Vibe’s studio.
Climb N Vibe celebrates grand opening in Bellmore
Although David Schmitt has owned several businesses in his life, it was only recently that he pursued a venture in his hometown. Last Friday, Schmitt, an entrepreneur born and raised in Bellmore, … more
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Senior Cameron Montalbano finished her storied Kennedy basketball career with 1,110 points.
Bellmore-JFK girls' basketball caps undefeated (8-0) season
After a magical run to the Nassau Class A girls’ basketball semifinals last winter, Kennedy had to quickly shift gears on its goals for an encore after the county decided an abbreviated season … more
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Kim Black, of North Bellmore, fed the chickens in St. Francis’ Garden in September. Some items from the garden will be for sale during a March 7 event.
St. Francis Episcopal Church in North Bellmore preps for a charitable BBQ feast
On Sunday, March 7, St. Francis Episcopal Church in North Bellmore, in partnership with Carroll’s Kitchen, will feed hundreds of hungry residents. Roughly 500 meals will be prepared and … more
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A new student-founded Diverse Dialogues series kicked off at John F. Kennedy High School on Feb. 25 with an open forum on race and racism. Students and staff discussed their own experiences related to race, the larger community and advocating for themselves and others.
New club at Bellmore-JFK promotes diverse dialogues
John F. Kennedy High School’s newest club, aptly named Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, aims to make the school community more inclusive by promoting open dialogue on issues of race and social … more
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Ryan Friedman of Merrick, 17, is one of the youngest players on the Vermont Lumberjacks, which competes in the Eastern Hockey League.
Merrick teen pursues hockey amid tournament freeze
Ryan Friedman, of Merrick, said hockey has always been his passion, and his pursuit for competing in the major leagues has persisted despite current circumstances. When the Covid-19 pandemic iced out … more
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Rabbi Shimon Kramer, of the Chabad Center for Jewish Life, in Merrick, delivered an in-person Megillah reading to congregants in celebration of Purim.
Bellmore-Merrick synagogues safely celebrate Purim during pandemic
For some observers of the Jewish faith, 2020’s Purim celebrations marked the last time they physically visited a synagogue. Last spring, just days after the Megillah was read, costumes were … more
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Wellington C. Mepham High School senior Samantha Green, of North Bellmore, was recognized by the American Association of Volleyball Professionals as its “Athlete of the Week.”
Mepham High School student honored as AVP ‘Athlete of the Week’
Wellington C. Mepham High School senior Samantha Green, of North Bellmore, was recognized by the American Association of Volleyball Professionals as its “Athlete of the Week.” Green is a … more
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The Bellmore-Merrick girls varsity bowling team won the Nassau County championships on Feb. 21. The team went undefeated in conference play and held the top average countywide heading into the championships.
Bellmore-Merrick's bowlers clinch Nassau County championship
The Bellmore-Merrick girls varsity bowling team won the Nassau County championships on Feb. 21. The team went undefeated in conference play and held the top average countywide heading into the … more
Interim Director Jessica Tymecki spoke with the Herald about pandemic-related changes at the North Bellmore Public Library.
North Bellmore Public Library receives $14k grant from Town of Hempstead
Earlier this month, alongside local library directors, Hempstead Town Supervisor Donald Clavin announced the approval of more than $340,000 in grants to support several public libraries within the … more
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Jared Zirilli, left, previously starred in Broadway’s “Summer: The Donna Summer Musical” at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in New York City. Today, he is working as an acting coach after pandemic-related theatre closures forced the industry into the wings.
For local Broadway actor, the show must go on
North Bellmore resident Jared Zirilli said he believes the pandemic may be the hardest time of a theatre actor’s life. After the lights went out on Broadway last March to curb the spread of … more
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