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Aaron Baruch, 12, was one of many children who added their palm prints to a poster that read, “The Future of Israel is in good hands!” They used blue paint on a white background for the colors of he Israeli flag.

Synagogues unite for Israel Independence Day

Jews from Bellmore and Merrick came together on April 23 to celebrate Israel’s 67th birthday. more

5/7/15

It wasn’t Valentine’s Day, but it was a night for love. Elizabeth and Andrew Roth signed a ketubah, a traditional Jewish marriage contract, recently at Temple Beth Am of Merrick and Bellmore. They were joined by 15 other couples, all temple members, who also renewed their wedding vows in one large ceremony.

Happily ever after at Temple Beth Am

Sixteen couples renewed their wedding vows in a large, joyous celebration on Jan. 25 at Temple Beth Am of Merrick and Bellmore. more

2/21/14

Homeless man arrested in Bellmore after robbery, assault

After he fled through Merrick and Bellmore, a homeless Hempstead man was arrested last week by Nassau County police officers in connection with stabbings in Freeport and north Long Beach. Eddie Harris, 32, was taken into custody at Grand Avenue Middle School at 5:40 a.m. on Oct. 2. Police said that Harris was fleeing from the scene of a reported stabbing and robbery in Freeport. more

By Julie Mansmann | 10/9/13

A group of Mepham High School students recently helped build a home for Habitat for Humanity in Central Islip.

Mepham students lend their hands to Habitat for Humanity

After raising $2,000 for Habitat for Humanity, a group of Mepham High School students recently spent a day working with the nonprofit organization to construct a home in Central Islip for a family in need. Josephine Parlagreco, a Mepham science teacher from Bellmore, is the high school’s Habitat for Humanity adviser. more

7/24/12

Town to pilot parking program at Bellmore-Merrick train stations

The Town of Hempstead and the Long Island Rail Road will pilot a parking permit program at the Merrick and Bellmore LIRR stations in the near future. In selected lots, only town residents with valid stickers will be permitted to park. Stickers will cost $3 a year, said Mike Deery, the town’s communications director. more

By Scott Brinton | 5/15/12

Cops: Driver of white van attempts to lure teens

Nassau County Police are warning young people to be on the lookout for a white van after three teens were approached in separate incidents by the driver over the past week in the North Merrick-North Bellmore and East Meadow areas. The teens were asked whether they wanted a ride. The teens ran home and informed their parents, who called police. Authorities said the teens did the right thing by running away and letting police know. more

1/14/12

The Principal's Office celebrates five years

With this week’s column, the Principal’s Office begins its sixth year. It’s time to look backward as well as forward. But first, a few thank yous are in order. Scott Brinton has not only been my editor, but has also become a friend and sounding board for new ideas. Executive Editor John O’Connell has always been a prime supporter and booster. And my gratitude to publishers Cliff and Stuart Richner who gave me the opportunity to join the Herald family. more

Steve Kussin | 10/15/10

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