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Attending the screening of the first episode of ‘EffYou 50s’ at the Bellmore Movies, from left, Jordan Potash, Alex Majewski, Matt Novak, Regina Hardy, Trish Appello, Denise Tomkinson, Tracey Anarella and Rick Eberle.
At the Bellmore Movies, new series 'EffYou 50s' screened for first time
Independent filmmaker Trish Appello, of Merrick, privately screened the first episode of her new series, “EffYou 50s,” at the Bellmore Movies and Playhouse on Nov. 10. more
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There’s plenty of Hanukkah activities coming up at the Chabad Center for Jewish Life, including the Grand Menorah Lighting on Dec. 25, the first night of the holiday. Above, elected officials with the Rabbi Shimon Kramer at the lighting in 2022.
Chabad of Merrick, Bellmore and Wantagh gears up for Hanukkah celebrations
With Hanukkah on the horizon, the Chabad Hebrew School of Merrick, Bellmore, and Wantagh is gearing up to host its Hanukkah Block Party. more
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Farah Khan, Kristina Shau, Joleen Shau, Tazulanna Baron, Natalie Baron and Jocelyn Yeung created origami cranes for local children centers on Nov. 19.
Bellmore-Merrick schools: Learning the art of origami at Kennedy High School
The Asian Pacific Student Association at John F. Kennedy High School and The Hearts & Hope Project, a student-led organization, collaborated for a creative charity event on Nov. 19. more
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Santa arrived on a fire truck to the Bellmore Movies on Nov. 29, officially kicking off the holiday season with the Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores.
Bellmore Chamber kicks off the holiday season
The Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores continued its beloved tradition of kicking off the holiday season with the Annual Santa Visit on the Friday after Thanksgiving. more
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Gov. Kathy Hochul and state officials announced a funding program available to help low- and middle-income households and older adults manage heating expenses during the winter months. Applications are now open for the program, called Home Energy Assistance Program.
New York state program could help cover the cost of heating this winter
New York state officials announced that funding is available to help low- and middle-income households and older adults manage heating expenses during the winter months through the Home Energy Assistance Program, or HEAP. more
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Changes are coming to a section of Bellmore Avenue, following a traffic study conducted by Nelson & Pope, an engineering, architecture and surveying firm, under the direction of Nassau County. The project seeks to rework sections of the road, in some cases, lessening the existing amount of lanes from two in each direction to one, like at this cross section south of Schiller Avenue and Joel Drive.
Bellmore Avenue improvements: Safety changes are coming to a corridor of roadway
Traffic and road improvements are coming to a stretch of Bellmore Avenue, between North Jerusalem Avenue and Newbridge Road in Bellmore, aiming to slow traffic, enhance pedestrian safety and mitigate accidents. more
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Dozens of people from a variety of communities gathered on the lawn of Seaford High School on Sunday to remember Town Councilman Chris Carini, who was dedicated to improving the quality of life in his community.
Town of Hempstead Councilman Chris Carini remembered at candlelight
The late Town of Hempstead Councilman Chris Carini was known for giving back to his community, and dozens of people gathered on the front lawn last Sunday for a candlelight vigil to honor his memory. more
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Elaine Squeri, the director of health services at the Tempo Group, Wendy Tepfer, the director of the Bellmore-Merrick Community Parent Center, and Cindy Wolff, the executive director of the Tempo Group, led an informative Narcan training on Nov. 18 at the Brookside School.
Bellmore-Merrick community members learn lifesaving skills
The Bellmore-Merrick Community Parent Center hosted a Narcan training at the Brookside School on Nov. 18 to address the ongoing opioid crisis. more
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The holiday season is just around the corner in Bellmore and Merrick, and there’s plenty of events being hosted by the Chamber of Commerces to unite communities.
Step into the holidays in Bellmore and Merrick
The holiday season is just around the corner in Bellmore-Merrick, and there’s plenty of events throughout later November and December that are slated to bring communities together and spread goodwill. more
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11-year-old Joseph Fitapelli released “Dogs of Fire Island 2024,” a photography book showcasing pups from around Fire Island. Fitapelli resides in Merrick, but spends his summers on Fire Island, where he drew inspiration for the book.
Joseph Fitapelli releases his first book
At just 11-years-old, Joseph Fitapelli of Merrick, became a published author. With just a camera and an inspiration, Fitapelli captured his love for dogs — and strengthen his skills in photography — wit his first book: “Dogs of Fire Island 2024.” more
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