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Gene Judd of the Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores welcomed dozens to the menorah lighting on Dec. 7.
Beth Ohr spreads light in the community
Though the air was bitter cold, it was all about spreading light at Bellmore’s menorah lighting on Dec. 7. more
Second grade teacher Lindsay Struss demonstrates an optimistic closure to end the school day.
Social-emotional learning is key in schools
Students, staff and administrators from the Merrick School District met with guests who observed four lessons and activities relating mental health and social-emotional learning.  more
Author Thérese Palmiotto and her father-in-law and illustrator Samuel Palmiotto have produced two books together. The tales are meant for children, but can be enjoyed by people of all ages, and are perfect coffee table decorations.
Bellmore-Merrick family duo creates books and memories
Therése Palmiotto, a Merrick resident, and her father-in-law Samuel Palmiotto, of Bellmore, are more than just family — together they have completed two books about local travel. more
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One of the event’s littlest residents, Bennett McLafferty, who is only 6-months-old, got to experience his first visit with Santa at the Merrick Chamber of Commerce’s Santa visit on Dec. 2.
The Merricks ring in the holiday season
The holiday season wouldn’t be the same without the Merrick Chamber of Commerce’s holiday celebrations. Two separate events take place in Merrick, which bring together residents to enjoy … more
Rabbi Rishe Groner
Thoughts this Hanukkah
Growing up in Australia, Hanukkah was more about barbecues and summer camp than fuzzy sweaters and cozy nights. more
Felicia Capizzi curled and styled a client’s hair.
Bellmore-Merrick cosmetology program still going strong
Salon Belle Mer, a state-of-the-art working salon housed at Sanford H. Calhoun High School, kicked off another school year with students enrolled in the two-year program. more
The Bellmore and Merrick libraries have a slew of fun activities taking place this month — some holiday related, and others just for fun. Above, Bellmore Memorial Library.
December brings festive events to Bellmore and Merrick libraries
The four libraries of Bellmore and Merrick have many fun and festive events lined up for the holiday season. more
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Students joined elected officials on stage at a community rally in support of Israel last week. The gathering focused on Jewish teenagers and their experiences amid the Israel-Hamas war. Many spoke about the rise in antisemitism, something that is plaguing high schools and colleges alike around the country.
Jewish teens voice concerns over rise of antisemitism at South Shore rally
Jewish teenagers from high schools and colleges came together at a rally in Merrick last week, in solidarity and support for Israel amid its ongoing war against Hamas. more
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Democrat Seth Koslow secured victory over Joe Baker in a closely contested race in the County Legislature’s 5th District, in which he detailed his vision of a safer, more affordable, and connected Nassau County.
Legislator-elect Seth Koslow looks ahead after close election
In a closely watched race earlier this month, Nassau County voters elected Democrat Seth Koslow to the seat in the Legislature’s 5th District. more
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Temple Beth Am of Merrick and Bellmore formed a display of shoes into the Star of David, to create a visual representation of the hostages in Gaza.
Temple Beth Am of Merrick and Bellmore sets up a powerful display
Temple Beth Am of Merrick and Bellmore began showing a display of over 240 pairs of shoes to represent Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza on Friday, Nov. 17. more
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