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Partly Cloudy and Breezy Building up Bellmore? Residents remain opposed to apartment proposals
An issue that extends far beyond Bellmore’s borders
On the heels of last month’s meeting on the proposed apartment building on Bedford Avenue in Bellmore, community members met again on May 3 at the Bellmore Memorial Library, to discuss another proposal for apartments, on Bellmore Road in North Bellmore.
Construction at Newbridge Road Park begins
Renovations at the Newbridge Road Park playground by the Town of Hempstead are underway.
What is there to know about reverse mortgages?
Many older adults who own homes may be unfamiliar with the term “reverse mortgage,” and how the loan works if they decide to apply for one. At the Senior Management Group in Bellmore, …
Who’s running for the Bellmore Board of Ed?
Next week, four candidates will vie for two open seats on the Bellmore Board of Education.
St. Francis Episcopal Church welcomes Rev. Grace Flint
Following an eight-month-long stretch without a leader, St. Francis Episcopal Church welcomed the Rev. Grace Flint to its ministry on April 1.
Who’s running for the North Bellmore Board of Ed?
Later this month, five candidates will vie for two seats on the North Bellmore School Board.
Garden volunteers promote sustainability at St. Francis
Community members young and old gathered at St. Francis Episcopal Church in North Bellmore last Saturday for a day full of events in honor of Earth Day.
Celebrating Earth Day at Levy Park
There was no better place to celebrate Earth Day, and honor young artists from across the Town of Hempstead, then Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve.
Healing shop offers ‘charming’ experience for all
At Charmed Eclectic Healing Shoppe, there is a little something for everyone.
Matty Marz makes music
Music has always been a part of Matty Marz’s life.
Jerry Kremer
America’s most familiar football, political variety
Whether you knew it or not, there are many types of football games. According to Wikipedia, the roster includes Jorkyball, cycle-ball, football tennis . . .
Randi Kreiss
Facts, fiction and when to fish for shad
I’m afraid if you didn’t cut your hair in March, potty train your 2-year-old, castrate your farm animals, quit smoking or get married, you probably missed the optimal moment for such events.
Editorial
The medical facility a great community needs
Things we don’t want in our backyards: incinerators, releasing toxic fumes in the air. Nightclubs, with late-night rooftop music. Prisons, with their high walls and guarded towers.
Op-Ed
Let’s let New York Power Authority take on Con Edison
Amid new reports of almost half a million New Yorkers struggling to catch up with their electricity bills, Con Edison’s decision to request further increases of up to 20 percent from state regulators is a slap in the face.