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Nicholas Fauci, a Boy Scout in Troop 285 in Bellmore, worked tirelessly over the last few years to complete his Eagle Scout project, in which he installed a memorial for all those who died during the coronavirus pandemic in Merrick.
Eagle Scout project in Merrick remembers coronavirus pandemic victims
A Boy Scout’s long journey to achieve the Eagle Rank was recognized by several elected officials last week in Merrick at his creation — a Covid-19 memorial, that made in memory of residents who died during the coronavirus pandemic. more
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Every year, the Extended School Year in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District puts on a play that Kathy and Vonn Brickmeier, above, write, direct, film and produce.
Bellmore-Merrick’s students put on 'Oliver Twist'
Students in the Extended School Year program in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District were featured on the big screen once again, with this year’s production of “Oliver Twist.” more
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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
‘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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A 10-and-under baseball team in the Merrick Bellmore Little League made it all the way to the state championship. While they didn’t win, the boys placed second overall.
Merrick Bellmore Little League team has amazing run at states
A 10-and-under baseball team in the Merrick Bellmore Little League had a remarkable run in both local and statewide competition this summer. more
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Det. Frank Ruvolo addressed a packed room at the Merrick Golf Course on Aug. 9, as the Merrick-Bellmore community held an emergency.
‘We will not stand for this’: Merrick-Bellmore community responds to bias incident at Chatterton School
Following the discovery of spray-painted swastikas on a playground at Chatterton Elementary School in the Merrick School District last month, the South Merrick Community Civic Association held an emergency meeting on Aug. 9, to address the rise in antisemitic acts in the community. more
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Martin Avenue Elementary School in the North Bellmore School District welcomed Dr. Michael Yannucci as its new principal. He brings with him more than 15 years of experience in elementary education.
Dr. Michael Yannucci is now principal of Martin Avenue School
In September, Martin Avenue Elementary School students in the North Bellmore School District will be welcomed back to a new school year by a new face. more
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John Kouri, lead singer of The Hambones, psyched up the crowd at the band’s performance at the North Bellmore Public Library last month.
The Hambones pay tribute to singer-songwriter Bob Dylan at North Bellmore library
Giving back to the community, and listening to the great tunes, seems to be the theme of the summer at the North Bellmore Public Library. more
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Swingtime Big Band takes to Eisenhower Park's stage
There’s not many ensembles left that play “big band” music — jazz music, made popular in the early 1900s. But in New York, there’s the Swingtime Big Band, a Long Island-based, 20-piece music group that brings the Swing Era of music back to life. more
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