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Merrick Public Schools held its annual Summer Recreation program this summer, with more than 250 campers participating.
Summer recreation engages Merrick students
The Merrick Summer Recreation program was once again a tremendous success with more than 250 campers attending. more
Julianna Tand, and her charity, Julianna’s Works of HeART, will host a second charity paint night on Nov. 3. Julianna, bottom, left, with her mom, Jennifer, her dad, Rob, and her twin brother, Brandon.
'Julianna's Works of HeART' to host second charity paint night
Julianna Tand has been working hard her whole life to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House Charities, helping countless children and families that benefit from its services in the New York metropolitan area. more
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‘Theodore Bearkins Lost His Blue Sunglasses’ will be available for purchase on Sept. 16. Its main character, Theodore, has autism, but the story doesn’t explicitly say that.
Merrick author, Gina DeGregorio-Sonbert, publishes first book
Gina DeGregorio-Sonbert, a mom-of-three, will have her first book, “Theodore Bearkins Lost His Blue Sunglasses,” released on Sept. 16 by the Benjamin McRae Publishing Group. more
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Amanda Hocevar, right, a speech and language pathologist from North Merrick, was congratulated on being a Nassau Association of School Technologists Award recipient by Christine Talbot, Supervisor of Instructional Technology, Library Media and Data Reporting in the North Merrick School District.
North Merrick speech pathologist honored by Nassau BOCES
Amanda Hocevar, a speech and language pathologist from the North Merrick School District, was recognized by Nassau BOCES and the Nassau Association of School Technologists as a pioneering educator who has contributed significantly to the advancement of technology in education. more
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Abigail Murnane, a senior at Sanford H. Calhoun High School, completed her Gold Award project through a partnership with HorseAbility, an equine therapy facility in Old Westbury. Above, Murnane constructs a ball toss for one of the facility’s trails.
No ‘horsing’ around for Gold Award project
Completing the necessary work in order to receive a Gold Award — the highest possible achievement in the Girl Scouts of the USA — is no easy feat. more
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Viki Sorrentino, left, sany Christmas carols outside Dear Little Dollies at the shop's holiday event on Dec. 7.
A doll shop reaches out to Sandy victims
Before singing Bing Crosby’s “I’ll Be Home For Christmas” outside Dear Little Dollies on Dec. 7, St. Barnabas Roman Catholic Church cantor Viki Sorrentino reminded her audience about those who may not be able to spend the holidays in their homes because they were damaged by Hurricane Sandy. more
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The Merrick Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual fall festival this past weekend. Hundreds packed Merrick Avenue, to enjoy all the fair had to offer.
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. more
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Town of Hempstead officials announced a new program, that will make it easier for residents to license their dogs online.
Apply for dog license in the Town of Hemsptead online, with new program
With dogs out and about, enjoying the beautiful fall weather with their owners last week at Newbridge Road Park in Bellmore, Town of Hempstead officials announced a new program that’ll make it easier to make sure pups are licensed. more
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Artist, math teacher, and business owner Eileen Kelly will be displaying her artwork in homage to female artists at the North Bellmore Public Library during March, which is Women’s History Month.
Women’s history celebrated from the calculator to canvas
March is Women’s History Month and, Eileen Kelly is using the celebration to honor women, and the female artists that came before her. more
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John G. Dinkelmeyer Elementary School student teacher Ryan Catalano organized a sports equipment drive with the fifth grade classes to collect items for children across the world.
Passionate teachers-in-training embrace giving spirit in North Bellmore
A pair of aspiring teachers are inspiring students to help others at John G. Dinkelmeyer Elementary School in the North Bellmore School District. more
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