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Overcast Bellmore-Merrick On Tour grad stars as ‘Babe’ in ‘The Cher Show’
Jukebox musical hits road with Ella Perez
Cher. With just one word, a vivid picture comes to mind. Known as the “Goddess of Pop,” Cher is an entertainment icon.
Liberty Water hosts public meeting
Executives address concerns about chemicals, water prices
Liberty Utilities held a town meeting on Nov. 14, at the Bellmore Memorial Library, to listen and respond to customer concerns, which have been on the rise. The company is currently seeking a rate increase from the state Public Service Commission, according to a notice filed on May 5.
LuminoCity Festival returns to Nassau County
In a festive opening ceremony last week fit for the holiday season, Nassau County officially welcomed the LuminoCity Festival back to Eisenhower Park for its second year.
Julianna's Works of HeART raises thousands for charity
Julianna’s Works of HeART, a charity founded by 11-year-old Julianna Tand, held its second annual charity paint night on Nov. 3, raising over $7,000 for the Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Honoring veterans at Martin Avenue school
At Martin Avenue Elementary School, flags waved high in the hands of students in honor of veterans on Nov. 13 following Veterans Day.
South Shore neighbors come together, pledge to stand in solidarity with Israel
Members of local communities gathered in solidarity with Israel last week, impassioned and tearful as they delivered messages of hope and unity.
State Sen. Steve Rhoads hosts informative domestic violence awareness panel
October is domestic violence awareness month, and state senators in Nassau County teamed up to host an informative program last week with The Safe Center LI.
PHOTOS: Fall fun and fanfare in the heart of Merrick
The annual fall festival in Merrick was back with a bang this year, as hundreds took to Merrick Avenue to enjoy the sites, smells and fun of the beloved fair.
Op-Ed
Legislators in Albany need to tackle the migrant crisis
New York City is home to many famous landmarks and attractions, but what people associate with New York today is the migrant crisis, a growing and complex problem with statewide consequences.
Randi Kreiss
World news not fit to print or post
Try not to consume the horrific war news out of Israel with your family dinner.
Editorial
Fighting cancer must not end in October
Nearly one in every eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetimes. This year, according to the American Cancer Society . . .