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North Bellmore students make a positive impact the initiatives they’ve participated in with either their classes, or at home. Ahead of Thanksgiving, North Bellmore School District students are learning the Martin Avenue students took importance of giving back this part in a school-wide food holiday season. Through food drive, with donations going to drives, toy collections and the Bellmore-Merrick Commuother initiatives orchestrated nity Cupboard, which is the by sixth-grade stuBellmore-Merrick dents, each of the Central High elementary schools School District’s have come together food pantry located in a multitude of in North Merrick. ways to give back to Along with stutheir immediate dents in other c o m m u n i t y, t h e North Bellmore Bellmore-Merrick e l e m e n t a r y community, and the schools, sixth gradwider global comers in Martin Avemunity. nue’s SADD Club The district is are leading a toy comprised of five drive in partnerelementary schools, ship with the TunlyNN CoylE four in North Belln e l t o Towe r s Principal more, and one in Foundation, which North Bellmore North Merrick. concludes Dec. 9. At Martin Ave- School District Toys will be given nue Elementary directly to families School in Nor th Bellmore, in North Carolina affected by many sixth-grade students are Hurricane Helene. involved in class community “We’re doing community projects, or individual projects service to give back to the comoutside of school. munity,” sixth-grader Lucas Sixth-g rade students in Badillo said. “We live in it, and classes taught by Stephanie we want to make it a better Speciale, Rachel Graber, Lau- place. When you’re giving back ren Fleigner and Jenna Mah- to the community and doing an’s classes discussed some of Continued on page 2
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The Bellmores light up the night Bellmore community members flocked to Bedford Avenue on Dec. 6 for a holiday celebration, featuring musical performances, a tree lighting, sweet treats and more. The annual event, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores, united the community and kicked off the holiday season on the right foot. Above, Amelia Silva, Athena Carlton and Emily Nehrebecki, all from Bellmore, were bundled up and wearing festive hats to ring in the season. Right, Thomas St. George, with his dad, Teddy St. George, 2, with the lights of Bedford illuminated behind them. Story, more photos, Page 3.
think it teaches them the importance of contributing to the global community with compassion.
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