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The North Bellmore School District welcomed 16 educators at new teacher orientation on Aug. 12, and they will teach a variety of grade levels and subjects across the five elementary schools.
16 new teachers join North Bellmore School District for 2026-27 school year
The North Bellmore School District welcomed 16 new educators to its professional staff Aug. 12 during a new teacher orientation at Martin Avenue Elementary School. more
State Sen. Steve Rhoads and intern Daniel Donahue stand behind a table filled with pet food and supplies collected during a weeklong drive benefiting the Nassau County SPCA and Last Hope Animal Rescue.
Pet Supply Drive organized by state Sen. Steve Rhoads collects more than 450 pounds for animal rescues
More than 450 pounds of pet supplies were collected during a weeklong community drive organized by state Sen. Steve Rhoads to benefit two Nassau County animal rescue organizations. more
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The Albert & Temi Horowitz CKids Clubs will serve children ages 4 to 12 during the 2026-27 school year.
Chabad creates affordable after-school clubs for Jewish children
The Chabad of Merrick-Bellmore-Wantagh is launching an after-school program designed to give local Jewish children opportunities to develop new skills while building friendships and a stronger connection to their community. more
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The Merrick Library recently opened a coffee bar, adding another amenity to a building that has increasingly become a destination for remote workers, students and community members. Gina Noto, above, runs the show.
Merrick Public Library adds coffee bar for patrons to enjoy
Merrick Public Library's new coffee bar opened Aug. 11 and is staffed by library employee Gina Noto, a barista with eight years of experience. more
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Members of Long Island Clean Air Water & Soil rally outside Hempstead Town Hall on Aug. 4, calling for the South Nassau Water Authority to expedite its efforts to acquire Liberty Water’s Hempstead operations.
Rally held outside Hempstead Town Hall to hasten move before rate hike
Critics of Liberty Water are continuing their push for the South Nassau Water Authority to acquire the private utility’s Town of Hempstead operations, arguing that a public takeover should move … more
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Governor Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James today announced the release of final rules on how social media companies must restrict addictive features on their platforms to comply with the Stop Addictive Feeds Exploitation (SAFE) for Kids Act and protect children’s mental health.
State finalizes social media safeguards for minors
New York is taking another step to address growing concerns about the impact of social media on children's mental health, with new regulations that will require platforms to limit addictive features … more
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Freeport/Merrick Rotary Club Member Vanetta Harrison and Calhoun High School Student Taher Saife, 16, with their planed tree.
Community members plant trees outside Calhoun High School
Bellmore and Merrick community members came together Aug. 4 to plant trees outside Calhoun High School before classes return for the new school year. The planting was made possible through a … more
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The office of State Sen. Steve Rhoads hosted its second annual Senior Health Expo & Resource Fair.
Rhoads hosts resource fair to help seniors age independently
More than 300 seniors gathered at Levittown Hall on Aug. 1 for State Sen. Steve Rhoads' second annual Senior Health Expo & Resource Fair, spending the day connecting with health providers, … more
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Adelphi University has appointed alumni Kristopher Amplo, LeeAnn Black, Bruce A. Jones and Walter P. Schmidt to its Board of Trustees.
Adelphi appoints four alumni to Board of Trustees
Adelphi University has appointed four alumni to its Board of Trustees, adding leaders in business, law, higher education and real estate to the governing body. The new trustees are Kristopher … more
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Friends of North Bellmore library awards inaugural scholarships
The Friends of the North Bellmore Public Library recently awarded its first-ever college scholarships, recognizing two Mepham High School graduates whose essays reflected the lasting impact the … more
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