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N. Bellmore schools seek $8.79M bond
The North Bellmore Board of Education recently approved a resolution to present a nearly $8.8 million bond referendum to residents for repairs at all six district schools on March 24. School officials said the bond amount is roughly $30 million lower than one that voters narrowly defeated in 2008. The first bond vote followed two years of deliberations by the district’s Facilities Committee. more
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Sixth-grade teachers Graceann McClenahan and Stacey Reiner show students who to roll and dye T-shirts.
Bellmore schools show support for Haiti
Across Bellmore and North Bellmore, school staff members, students and their families are joining forces to help the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. more
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Boy Scout Troop 577 with family members and government officials.
Troop 577 holds a wreath sale
Boy Scout Troop 577 held a wreath sale over the holidays at American Legion Post 1749 in North Bellmore. With Hempstead Town Clerk Bonilla were Frank and Grace Granito and scouts Michael, Christopher, Jeffrey and Teedy. more
Officials in all five Bellmore-Merrick school districts said they should be able to weather current reductions in their state aid packages, but they worry whether possible future cuts will force them to tap reserve funds, borrow money or eventually reduce student services. Above, Danielle Kamlet, left, and Jamie Levine were hard at work on their coloring projects in Diana Hooker's first-grade class at Fayette Elementary School in North Merrick on Tuesday.
Bellmore-Merrick schools tackle aid setbacks
All five local school districts –– including the Bellmore-Merrick Central, and Bellmore, Merrick, North Bellmore and North Merrick elementary districts –– had part of their state allotments for December held back after Gov. David Paterson ordered the payments halted so the state could stay solvent. more
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Ally Murphy, 11, who placed second in the Tri-State NFL Punt, Pass and Kick championships recently, with PE teacher Jim Mulvey standing below the "200 Club" sign in the gym at Jacob Gunther Elementary School in North Bellmore. Ally is the first student to exceed 300 total feet, well surpassing the already challenging 200-foot mark at the school.
N. Bellmore student 2nd in NFL contest
At first glance, sweetly smiling sixth-grader Ally Murphy of North Bellmore might seem out of place on a football field. Truth is, she feels quite comfortable there, so much so that she captured second place in the Tri-State NFL Punt, Pass and Kick Championships in the 12-13 year-old division at the Meadowlands Arena recently. more
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A driver lost control of this SUV, which jumped the curb and smashed through the window of Pizzelli's pizza/deli on Newbridge Road in North Bellmore on Nov. 3.
SUV crashes into Pizzeria
A woman at the wheel of an SUV swerved to avoid another vehicle and plowed into the front of Pizzelli's pizza/deli in North Bellmore at 6:15 p.m. on Dec. 3, according to police. more
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Residents may never again see the inflated turkey in a wagon dragged by a tractor, a highlight of past North Bellmore Ragamuffin parades, as was the case last year as shown here.
60+-year neighborhood tradition over?
North Bellmore’s Ragamuffin Parade was cancelled this year. The annual tradition, which has taken place on Thanksgiving morning since 1947, was called off due to "lack of interest," according to North Bellmore American Legion Post commander Frank Colon Jr. more
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North Bellmore and Bellmore firefighters, with two other departments, battled the blaze at the landmark eatery starting about 1 a.m. on Monday morning.
Arson caused landmark Bellmore restaurant blaze, investigators say
Arson is the cause of a roaring fire that gutted the former landmark Bellmore restaurant, Smithville Café, early Monday morning, police and fire investigators say. more
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Volunteers Maria Heading, Pat Krug and Linda Tack serve food to Dave Smith
Calhoun cooks a feast for a cause
“In a community like this, you don’t really think about families struggling, but year after year, we have more and more families in need,” said Liana Sventoraitis, social worker at Sanford … more
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Sixth-grader Nicholas Taratko was zipped up iin his costume after Jacob Gunther Elementary School's recent Great Pumpkin Run.
It's the Great Pumpkin...Run!
Instead of sweets and treats this Halloween, a Great Pumpkin Run was held at Jacob Gunther Elementary School in North Bellmore this year. The brainchild of phys.-ed. teacher Jim Mulvey, the run had the students in each class dash around a pumpkin patch set up in the gym during their recess period, and then pick out pumpkins. An oversized pumpkin, "Jacob the Great Gunther Pumpkin," was on display in the lobby for a guess-the-weight contest. The student whose guess was closest took it home. more
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