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Bernard Rader, 89, with his wife, June, in the East Meadow Public Library as he retold his story of being a prisoner of war during World War II.

East Meadow residents were recently treated to a little-known chapter of history, when World War II veteran Bernard Rader visited the East Meadow Public Library on Jan. 23 to tell his story of being a prisoner of war. more

By David Weingrad | 1/30/13

Moonrise Kingdom

****1/2Director/producer/screenwriter Wes Anderson possesses one of world cinema's most unique voices. For almost 20 years audiences have marvelled at the magic in his films, which display an … more

By James Delson | 5/31/12

This photograph is at the center of Lorraine Piskin's new exhibit at the Plainview Library.

Bellmore-Merrick photographer continues to document horses

Bellmorite Lorraine Piskin first appeared on the art scene when her photographs of the famous white horses of the southern regions of France graced the walls of the Bellmore Memorial Library in 2009. The grandmother of five then returned to the Camargue region of France to complete more research and photographs of the horses more

2/14/12

Sixth-graders Antonio Evola and Shelby Denton unveiled the plaque dedicated to late media aide Frances S. Fortunato-Freeman on June 8.

Dever honors late media aide

With the entire student body, faculty and staff in attendance, a plaque was unveiled outside the James A. Dever School for former media aide Frances Freeman, who died earlier this year after a brief illness. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 6/15/11

Long Island Philharmonic Chorus performs "Voices by Candlelight"

The Long Island Philharmonic presents an all-choral program highlighting the Long Island Philharmonic Chorus, Saturday, June 5, at 8 p.m., at Adelphi University’s Performing Arts Center. “Voices … more

6/2/10

Soigné: Eclectic dining with a French twist

Once inside Soigné, a quaint ten-table restaurant on Broadway in Woodmere, you feel as if you have entered a quiet, romantic out-of-the-way spot in France. more

Mary Malloy | 5/30/10

Noah Rubin is headed to the Czech Republic for a major international tennis tournament.

Eighth-grader eyes the pros

At age 14, Noah Rubin can honestly say that he has one-upped Roger Federer's record at that age. Noah, who will be a freshman at Kennedy High School in Bellmore in the fall, just finished a stint on the national tennis circuit. He was one of three boys to represent the U.S. in the qualifying round of the World Junior Tennis Competition in Boca Raton, Fla. more

Deirdre Krasula | 5/5/10

Louis Kruh with his grandchildren. Kruh was known throughout the Merrick-Bellmore community as an advocate for children.

Louis Kruh, war hero, community activist, dies at 87

Louis Kruh of Merrick, a decorated World War II hero, 30-year veteran of the Merrick School District Board of Education, former president of the Bellmore-Merrick School District board, and longtime advertising executive turned attorney, died after a long illness on May 1. He was 87. more

Scott Brinton | 5/4/10

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