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South Merrick Civic Association President Joe Baker, at podium, joined Hempstead town officials at the groundbreaking for the Wynsum Avenue Playground.
Coming together for a south Merrick playground
For years, south Merrick residents have been working to build community support for a new playground in their neighborhood, hoping to have their children swinging and climbing on new swing sets and monkey bars. By the end of this year, that dream will be a reality. more
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As the author said, let the great world spin
Sixteen years and counting. This year’s Sept. 11 remembrances stopped us, held us fast and then let us go. The deep tolling of the bells, the mournful strains of taps . . . more
South Merrick park moves closer to reality
After a fundraising night at the Bellmore Governor’s Brokerage Comedy Club recently, the Let’s Play 11566 committee is one step closer to fulfilling a dream to create a playground on an empty lot on Wynsum Avenue in south Merrick. more
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Merokean Noah Rubin, a freshman tennis star at Wake Forest University in North Carolina, recently had the chance to hit with President Barack Obama at the White House.
Merrick tennis phenom hits with Obama
Merrick tennis phenom Noah Rubin, a freshman at Wake Forest who is tearing up the college tennis scene, recently had the opportunity to hit with President Barack Obama at the 137th annual Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn of the White House. more
The BroadHollow Theatre Company stages the comedy "Scenery," a behind-the-scenes look at the theater world, opening Dec. 27 in Elmont.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... China Then and NowThis exhibition brings together exemplary Chinese works of art from the classical, early modern and contemporary periods. It explores three millennia of one … more
At Birch Elementary School were National Foreign Language Week honorees with school officials, including Maya Spottiswood, Sophia Chen, Jordyn Fuller, Bella Joslin, Alina Noreika and Kaitlyn Medina; second row, Spanish teacher Jackie Geltman, Gabby Ostroff, Joshua Forstadt, Eric Shindel, Lara Indich, Brandon Lin and Principal Kerri Schlissel.
Birch, Chatterton elementary schools celebrate languages
Birch and Chatterton elementary schools in the Merrick School District recently celebrated National Foreign Language Week with a poster and literary contest, for which all participating students received certificates. The students’ projects interpreted this year’s theme, “Don’t Let Learning a Language Slip Through Your Fingers!” more
Join in the fun with Lilo, Stitch, Nani and David at a Hawaiian Luau when the Disney on Ice spectacle visits Nassau Coliseum, beginning Nov. 5.
Some special friends gather together at Disney on Ice’s ‘Let’s Celebrate’
Another ice extravaganza from the Disney folks makes its way to Nassau Coliseum, opening Nov. 5. This season’s production is a “one colossal party on ice,” according to the Disney on Ice team, involving everyone’s beloved Disney pals. more
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Celebrating John Lennon's legacy at Tilles Center
A birthday tribute to John Lennon is highighted by concert recreating two of his best albums this weekend. Also, see parrots on display at the Long Island Parrot Society's annual Parrot Expo and indulge the senses in a Fall Wildflower Walk at Muttontown Preserve. more
Mickey and Minnie are ready for a party when Disney on Ice’s latest production visits Nassau Coliseum, with more than 50 Disney characters making an appearance.
A party on ice
Now that the calendar has turned to November, it’s time for another ice extravaganza from the Disney folks to make its way to Nassau Coliseum, beginning Nov. 10, for 11 shows. This season’s production is billed as “one colossal party on ice,” with everyone’s favorite Disney friends. more
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