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publisher Welcome to this year’s Merrick Community Guide — your ultimate companion to everything that makes our community such a dynamic, welcoming and exciting place to live! We’re thrilled to bring you this special annual supplement to the Merrick Herald and re-introduce the Merrick Community Guide, packed with essential information and fresh discoveries that defines the heart and soul of Merrick.Whether you’re a lifelong Stuart resident or just settling in, this guide is your passport to Richner all things local. Inside you’ll find a curated snapshot of what makes Merrick so special: Scenic parks and green spaces Standout schools and vibrant libraries Unmissable community events Organizations that drive real impact Think you know everything about Merrick? We’re pretty sure this guide will help you fall in love with Merrick all over again — or maybe for the very first time. This year’s cover shines the spotlight on the stunning Norman J. Levy Park & Preserve, one of Merrick’s most beloved natural retreats.With its winding trails, serene water views and abundant wildlife, it’s a perfect symbol of the beauty and tranquility you can find right here on the South Shore.Whether you're looking to hike, bird-watch or simply soak in the scenery, the park offers peaceful escape just minutes from home. And let’s not forget the energy and enthusiasm of the Merrick Chamber of Commerce and the Merrick Community Civic Association, which help keep the town’s spirit shining all year long. From the alwayspopular Merrick Fall Festival to lively summer nights at “Live After Five,” there’s rarely a quiet moment — just plenty of reasons to gather, celebrate and take pride in our amazing community. Consider this your Merrick “owner’s manual” — whether you’re looking to explore, connect to or rediscover the hometown magic.Those of us who live here know Merrick has a storied history and unique characteristics, which are an integral part of what makes our community such a wonderful place in which to live, work, shop, and play. This guide is brought to you in partnership with the Merrick Chamber of Commerce, and we’re honored once again to serve as the chamber’s official publication. As always, we hope you find the Merrick Community Guide both useful and inspiring — and we thank you for making the Merrick Herald part of your week, every week. Thanks for reading, and here’s to a great year in Merrick!
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Merrick Fall Festival – October As summer fades and the crisp autumn air rolls in, Merrick welcomes in the season with its Merrick Fall Festival — a three-day street fair that transforms the town into a vibrant hub of entertainment, shopping and delicious food. Hosted by the Merrick Chamber of Commerce, this beloved festival attracts visitors from all over Long Island. Stroll through streets lined with local vendors, artisan booths and fun carnival rides for kids. Entertainment, mouthwatering treats and family-friendly activities make this the perfect way to embrace fall. Whether you’re hunting for handcrafted gifts or just enjoying the festive atmosphere, this event is a highlight of the year. This year's fair is Oct. 24, 25 and 26. Tim Baker/Herald The streets of Merrick were flooded with festival-goers during the Merrick Chamber of Commerce’s annual Fall Festival, a three-day-long event in late-October.
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Merrick Kids Fest – April
If you’re looking for a way to welcome the warmer weather, Kids Fest is the perfect seasonal celebration. Hosted by the Merrick Chamber of Commerce, this three-day event in late April offers a mix of family-friendly activities, outdoor shopping and great food. The festival brings local businesses and artisans into the spotlight, with everything from handmade crafts to springinspired treats. Kids can enjoy rides and games, while adults can explore unique vendors and live entertainment. Whether you're a longtime resident or just visiting, the Kids Fest is a great way to experience the charm of Merrick while shaking off the winter blues. This year's Kids Fest took place on April 25, 26 and 27.
Tim Baker/Herald Kids Fest is all the rage in April. Kids from near and far can enjoy rides, play games and take part in fun, youth-oriented activities.
Live After Five – Select nights throughout the summer Summer nights in Merrick wouldn’t be the same without Live After Five, an annual event that turns downtown into a live music hotspot. Organized by the Merrick Community Civic Association, collaborating with the Chamber of Commerce, this summer celebration features bands performing at the picturesque Merrick Gazebo. As music fills the air, local businesses extend their hours Courtesy Lori Berger and offer special promotions, Live After Five is an initiative started by the leaders Merrick Community Civic Association, seen above. The summer celebration features music performances at the Merrick Gazebo, giving visitors the perfect while also involving businesses along Merrick Avenue — a fun night of shopping local and opportunity to shop, dine and supporting Merrick musicians. enjoy the town’s vibrant energy. The event brings together families, music lovers and the community for an unforgettable night supporting local businesses. Whether you’re discovering a new favorite band or just soaking in the atmosphere, Live After Five is one of Merrick’s summer traditions. Stay in the loop with 2025 dates by visiting the Facebook page, Merrick Community Civic Association. Continued on page 13
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Merrick Halloween Parade In November, Merrick’s streets will come alive with ghosts, superheroes and tiny witches for the annual Halloween Parade — a community favorite that brings out families, local businesses, and costumed kids for a spooktacular celebration. Organized by the Merrick Chamber of Commerce, the parade begins with children marching down Merrick Avenue, stopping along the way as local businesses hand out candy and treats. Parents and kids alike love the festive atmosphere, where creativity and community spirit shine. The parade ends with fun activities and plenty of photo ops, making it a can’t-miss Halloween tradition for Merrick families. This year's parade is on Nov. 1, 2025.
Holden Leeds/Herald The fall season wouldn’t wrap up in Merrick without its annual Halloween parade.
Independence Day Reading – July 4 For a unique and meaningful Fourth of July tradition, Merrick offers something special: a public reading of the Declaration of Independence at the historic Old Merrick Library. Hosted by the Historical Society of the Merricks, this annual event is a deep dive into the town’s rich history, bringing together generations to Herald file The Historical Society of the Merricks hosts a unique and engaging event on July reflect on the nation’s founding. Rain 4. Its Declaration of Independence reading at the Old Merrick Library offers or shine, everyone gathers to hear the Merrick residents a patriotic way to fully start summer. powerful words that shaped America, standing on the very grounds that hold pieces of Merrick’s past. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a patriotic way to start your holiday, this event offers a rare glimpse into the historical roots of the town and the spirit of unity that continues today. Experience Merrick year-round! From vibrant seasonal festivals to cherished historical traditions, Merrick is full of exciting events that showcase the heart and soul of the neighborhood. Whether you’re shopping at a street fair, dancing under the stars or celebrating history, there’s always something happening in this lively Long Island community. Mark your calendar and experience the best of Merrick! 2025 - 2026
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etting involved in the Merrick community is a meaningful way to connect with neighbors, support local causes, and make a positive impact. Here are three great ways to get started:
Dan Tommasino/Herald The Merrick Community Civic Association gets involved with community initiatives all year long, working in tandem with other Merrick organizations, students, elected officials, and the Nassau County Police Department. Above, Civic Association leaders Jodi Turk-Goldberg, Joe Baker, Berta Weinstein, Mark Salsberg, Howard Seidman, and Tricia Sattar at a community cleanup.
Join the Merrick Community Civic Association The Merrick Community Civic Association is dedicated to improving the quality of life for residents. Whether advocating for neighborhood improvements, hosting community events or supporting local initiatives, the organization offers plenty of opportunities for residents to get involved. Meetings are open to the public, making it easy for newcomers to stay informed and contribute ideas.Visit Merrick Community Civic Association on Facebook to learn more about upcoming initiatives. 14 Merrick Community Guide www.liherald.com
Support the Bellmore-Merrick Community Cupboard
Located at the Brookside School in North Merrick, the BellmoreMerrick Community Cupboard, which is run by the BellmoreMerrick Central High School District, provides essential food and supplies to families in need. Many elementary schools in the Merrick area organize food drives throughout the year to support the Cupboard, making it easy for families to participate. A Community Clubboard, a student-run organization at Calhoun High School, leads volunteer efforts to keep the Cupboard open and stocked. Donating nonperishable items, Jordan Vallone/Herald Schools in Merrick collect food for the Bellmore-Merrick Community Cupboard, based in volunteering to pack bags, North Merrick at the Brookside School. Students at Chatterton ran a food drive for famior organizing a drive of your lies in their school community, and leftover donations went to the Cupboard. own are great ways to lend a hand.Visit Bellmore-Merrick.K12.ny.us, and hit the resources tab to learn more about the Community Cupboard.
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orman J. Levy Park & Preserve is a hidden gem in Merrick offering stunning views, unique wildlife and a variety of outdoor activities. The park, which spans over 50 acres, was built on a former landfill and transformed into a beautiful nature preserve that now serves as a sanctuary for both wildlife and visitors looking to enjoy the outdoors. Opened in 2000, it features scenic trails, a fishing pier and even a herd of Nigerian dwarf goats that help maintain the landscape. Named after the late New York State Sen. Norman J. Levy, the preserve is dedicated to environmental conservation and community recreation.
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Hike the scenic trails and enjoy panoramic views
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The park’s well-maintained hiking trails take visitors through a variety of landscapes, including wooded areas, open grasslands, and salt marshes. The trails lead to one of the highest points in Nassau County — colloquially referred to as “Merrick Mountain” —where you can take in breathtaking views of the South Shore, Jones Beach, and even the Manhattan skyline on a clear day. The hike is suitable for all ages and offers benches along the way for those who want to take in the peaceful surroundings.
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One of the park’s most unique and beloved features is its herd of Nigerian dwarf goats. These goats are used for natural landscaping, helping to control invasive plant species by grazing.Visitors can often spot them in their designated area or see them in action with park staff. It’s a fun and educational experience for families, as the goats play an important role in maintaining the preserve’s ecosystem. Tim Baker/Herald file And it’s not just goats — the preserve is also the home to sheep as well. Just two summers back, both colonies welcomed its newest members: sheep named Socks and Boots, and goats Clay, Priscilla, Mia, Sweetie, and Latte. The goats and sheep live together and share the duties of “natural lawnmowers,” chomping on weeds and grass .
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As a protected nature preserve, the park is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, rabbits and many bird species such as osprey and egrets. Birdwatchers will find plenty of opportunities to spot native and migratory birds throughout the year. The salt marshes provide a vital habitat for marine and bird life, making the park an excellent location for nature photography and quiet wildlife observation.
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A lively celebration at the Chabad Center for Jewish Life brought communities together for Sukkot and Simchat Torah. In the Sukkah at the Chabad Center: Barry Gochmar, Rabbi Shimon Krammer and Gene Slavin.
Churches Community Presbyterian Church (516) 378-7761 Pastor: Moira Ahearne 2101 William Place Grace Reformed Baptist Church (516) 379-2408 Pastor: Robert Karson Pastor: Douglas Totter Pastor: Daniel Mercado 36 Smith St. Long Island Marthoma Church Office: (516) 442-7227 Parsonage: (516) 208-3523 President Vicar: the Rev. Josy Joseph 2350 Merrick Ave.
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St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church (516) 379-1368 Priest: the Rev. Father Nikiforos Fakinos 2421 Hewlett Ave., Merrick
Congregation Beth Ohr (Merged with Temple Israel of South Merrick) (516) 781-3072 Rabbi: Rishe Groner 2550 S. Center Ave., Bellmore 11710
St. John’s Lutheran Church (516) 379-3858 Pastor: the Rev. Perry J. Kirschbaum 1 Van Roo Ave.
Congregation Ohav Sholom (Affiliated with the Orthodox Union) (516) 378-1988 Rabbi: Ira Ebbin 145 S. Merrick Ave.
The Parish Family of Curé of Ars (516) 623-1400 Pastor: Monsignor Frank Caldwell 2323 Merrick Ave.
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Merrick United Methodist Church (516) 378-9222 Pastor: Heejo Lee 1425 Merrick Ave.
Chabad Center for Jewish Life (516) 833-3057 Director: Rabbi Shimon Kramer Program Director: Chanie Kramer 2174 Hewlett Ave., Suite 101
Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart (516) 379-1356 Pastor: Rev. Stephen Brigandi Associate Pastor: Rev. Nassir Gulfam 720 Merrick Ave.
Congregation Beth Ohr (Merged with Temple Israel of South Merrick) (516) 781-3072 Rabbi: Rishe Groner 2550 S. Center Ave., Bellmore 11710
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errick is home to two elementary school districts — the Merrick Union Free School District and the North Merrick Union Free School District — that educate students in grades K-6 before they transition to the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District for grades 7-12. Both districts are high-achieving, community-focused and dedicated to academic excellence.
Tim Baker/Herald Students at Norman J. Levy Elementary School met with Merrick veterans and elected officials during the school’s annual Veterans Day ceremony in 2024.
1. Merrick Union Free School District The Merrick School District serves students from South Merrick and offers a rigorous academic curriculum and leadership programs, with a strong focus on the arts and STEM education. The district’s superintendent is Dominick Palma, who is set to retire at the end 2024-25 school year. Schools in Merrick UFSD: • Birch School • Chatterton School • Norman J. Levy Lakeside School 28
Merrick schools emphasize character education, critical thinking and leadership development. The district incorporates the Leader in Me program, which encourages students to develop leadership and responsibility skills.
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Joseph D’Alessandro/Herald Children and parents took part in an interactive meet-and-greet event at North Merrick’s Harold D. Fayette School heading into the 2024-25 school year.
2. North Merrick Union Free School District The North Merrick School District serves students from North Merrick and focuses on academic achievement, innovation and student engagement through a variety of STEM initiatives, arts programs and leadership opportunities. The district’s superintendent is Cynthia Seniuk. Schools in North Merrick UFSD: • Camp Avenue School • Harold D. Fayette School • Old Mill Road School
North Merrick is known for its community involvement and strong parental engagement, with active PTAs, student leadership councils and school-wide events that bring families together.
3. Transition to the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District Once students complete sixth grade, they move on to the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District, which includes: • Grand Avenue Middle School • Merrick Avenue Middle School • John F. Kennedy High School • Wellington C. Mepham High School • Sanford H. Calhoun High School
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Courtesy Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District Bellmore-Merrick Broadcasting students from Mepham High School — Melanie Arcos, Ariel Boodhram and Sofia Valladares — covered the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s STEAM Night.
The district offers strong academics and college readiness with programs: • Advanced Placement & College-Level Courses: Students can choose from over 20 AP courses, along with collegecredit courses in partnership with local universities. • Regents & Honors Programs: Students have access to Honors, Regents and IB-level coursework to challenge them academically. • Science Research Program: A prestigious program where students
conduct college-level research and compete in national competitions. • Bellmore-Merrick Broadcasting: A unique program that provides hands-on experience in journalism, broadcasting and media production. • Robotics & STEM Initiatives: Students participate in engineering, robotics and coding competitions through clubs like the Robotics Team. Specialized learning programs include:
• Meadowbrook Alternative Program: A small, student-centered alternative program for high school students needing a non-traditional educational setting. • On Tour Program: A highly regarded performing arts academy where students receive professional-level training in theater, music and stage production. • The Prep Academy: Designed for students who benefit from individualized academic support and vocational training. • Culinary Arts & Hospitality Program: A career and technical education program that provides hands-on experience in culinary arts, baking and hospitality management. • Cosmetology Program: Provides students with hands-on training in hair styling, makeup, skincare, and salon Courtesy Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District In Bellmore-Merrick’s in-district cosmetology program, Felicia management. Capizzi curled and styled a client’s hair.
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Community and leadership initiatives include: • Student Government & Leadership Programs: Each school has an active student government, encouraging civic engagement and leadership. • Bellmore-Merrick Community Cupboard: A district-run food pantry
that provides assistance to local families in need. • Service-Learning Opportunities: Students participate in volunteer projects, fundraising events and community service initiatives.
Courtesy Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District Diego Cajiao, Melih Agac and Logan Carlin of a Mepham Robotics team at the VEX V5 Competition at John F. Kennedy High School.
The Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District is often recognized for excellence: • Consistently High Rankings: BellmoreMerrick schools are often recognized as top-performing schools in New York state. • College Acceptance & Scholarships: 2025 - 2026
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general Circle of Hope (516) 833-3057 Rabbi: Shimon Kramer 2174 Hewlett Ave., Suite 101 ChabadJewishLife.org Community Parent Center (516) 771-9346 Director: Wendy Tepfer 1260 Meadowbrook Road Bellmore-Merrick.k12.ny.us barry and Florence Friedberg JCC (516)766-4341 15 Neil Court, Oceanside 11572 FriedbergJCC.org Merrick Chamber of Commerce (516) 771-1171 President: Ira Reiter 153 Merrick Ave. MerrickChamber.org Merrick Chorale (516) 851-0246 contact@merrickchorale.org Sites.google.com/MerrickChorale.org Merrick Kiwanis Club (516) 679-8787 Piccolo Ristorante, Sunrise Highway, Bellmore 11710 (meeting location) Merrick lions Club (888) 655-7999 President: Michelle Gagnon Meetings via Zoom MerrickLionsClub.org united Cerebral Palsy of long island (631) 232-0011 President/CEO: Colleen Crispino 250 Marcus Blvd., Hauppauge 11788 UCP-LI.org south shore audubon society (516) 764-3596 President: Russ Comeau P.O. Box 31, Freeport 11520 SSAudubon.org
Civic Merrick Estates Civic association (516) 867-9605 President: Geoffrey Sherman 2935 Shore Drive MecaPool.org Merrick gables Homeowners association (516) 623-8924 P.O. Box 677
Fraternal Knights of Columbus Council no. 3689 (516) 785-9407 101 Frederick Ave. Bellmore 11710 Knights of Columbus Council no. 6561 (516) 679-5639 Merrick Park Homeowners association (516) 379-3232 P.O. Box 178
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The Merrick Estates Civic Association runs a community pool in South Merrick. Its members can kick back and relax all summer long, while taking in scenic views of the bays along the South Shore of Merrick. north and Central Merrick Community association (516) 972-6988 P.O. Box 190 Old lindenmere Civic association (516) 546-5632 P.O. Box 298 Merrick Civic association (516) 578-0649 President: Berta Weinstein Merrick Golf Course, Meeting room 2550B, Clubhouse Road
Youth bellmore-Merrick Youth association (516) 361-0604 P.O. Box 571 Catholic Youth Organization Curé of ars CYO (516) 623-1400 2323 Merrick Ave. CureOfArsChurch.org sacred Heart CYO (516) 379-1356 Pastor: Reverend Stephen Brigandi 720 Merrick Ave. SacredHeartNM.org boy scouts of nassau County Theodore Roosevelt Council (516) 797-7600 President: Christopher A. Maher 544 Broadway, Massapequa 11758 trcbsa.org girl scouts of nassau County (516) 741-2550 110 Ring Road W. Garden City 11530 GSNC.org
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Rei Wolfsohn/Herald Poetry Open Mic Nights, organized by Merrick Library staff members Christina Bonfiglio-Scali, Rachel Sferlazza and Jessica Vanore, offer a creative outlet for poets of all skills to share their abilities in a safe and supportive environment.
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errick is home to two libraries: the Merrick Library, for patrons zoned for the Merrick Union Free School District, and the North Merrick Public Library, for patrons zoned for the North Merrick School District. Both offer engaging activities for all ages. Here are some highlights from the Merrick Library:
1. Poetry Open Mic Night The Poetry Open Mic Night is a vibrant event that gives local poets the opportunity to share their work, whether it’s something written recently or from years past. It fosters creative expression and community engagement, welcoming all ages and skill levels. Participants are sure to find a supportive audience eager to hear fresh and unique voices from the community.
2. Noon Year's Eve Celebration The Noon Year's Eve celebration at the library is a fun, family-friendly event designed to help children ring in the new year at noon. It features a countdown, crafts, games, and party favors, creating a festive atmosphere perfect for kids. It's a wonderful way for families to celebrate without staying up late and ensures that children can still experience the joy of a New Year’s countdown. 36
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3. Library of Things The Merrick Library’s Library of Things offers a wide range of unique items available for borrowing, including tools, gadgets, games, and even musical instruments. This service provides a valuable resource for residents who want to try out new things or access items they might not want to purchase. It also promotes sustainability by encouraging the sharing and re-use of items, fostering a sense of community and resourcefulness. Steve Sachs/Herald Twins Neil and Mickey Murray rang in the New Year at Merrick Library’s Noon Year’s Eve celebration.
Here are some highlights from the North Merrick library:
1. Lunar New Year Celebration The Lunar New Year celebration offers an exciting opportunity for the community to learn about and celebrate this important cultural event. With traditional music, crafts and a festive atmosphere, participants of all ages can enjoy a variety of activities. The event honors the cultural significance of the Lunar New Year while bringing people together to mark the occasion.
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2. Spooky Walk The Spooky Walk at the North Merrick Library is a thrilling Halloween event for the entire family. With spooky decorations, costumes and a fun walk through the library’s grounds, this event provides an exciting and safe environment for kids to enjoy the Halloween spirit. It’s a fantastic way for families to get into the Halloween mood with some spooky fun, without the scares being too intense for younger participants. Continued on page 38
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Maureen Lennon/Herald Lisa Luchsinger with her son, Ayden, were ready to help many with their Pokémon cards during North Merrick Public Library’s Pokémon Day.
3. Pokémon Day Pokémon Day is filled with fun activities for Pokémon fans of all ages. Whether it's trading cards, games, or themed crafts, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. This event brings together the community’s love for the Pokémon franchise, giving fans a chance to meet others with similar interests while celebrating their favorite Pokémon characters. There’s something for everyone to enjoy at Merrick’s libraries. Stay connected by visiting merricklibrary.org or nmerricklibrary.org. The Merrick Library is at 2279 Merrick Ave., Merrick; North Merrick is at 1691 Meadowbrook Road, North Merrick. 38
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Designs by Donna 3176 Wynsum Ave (516) 721-0852 donnasdoodles1@yahoo.com Donna Carbone's Dance Arts 57 Merrick Ave (516) 377-7733 donna@danceartsmerrick.com Douglas Elliman - Barbara Schultis 2300 Merrick Rd (516) 623-4500 bschultis@elliman.com Douglas Elliman - Louise Pitlake 2300 Merrick Rd (516) 623-2253 louise.pitlake@elliman.com Douglas Elliman Margaret Biegelman 2300 Merrick Rd (516) 510-9290 margaretbie@aol.com Douglas Elliman - Seth Pitlake 2300 Merrick Rd (516) 521-7976 seth.pitlake@elliman.com Douglas Elliman -Phoebe Altman 1921 Leonard Ln (516) 680-6466 phoebe.altman@elliman.com Dustin Levine Attorney at Law 1615 Merrick Rd (917) 886-6553 dustin@aclevlaw.com Elite Family Dental Care 1835 Cynthia Ln (516) 608-0001 elitefamilydentalcare@gmail.com Esquire Tuxedos 2156 Merrick Rd (516) 378-6060 michael@esquiretuxedos.com Expedia Cruises 29A Merrick Ave. (516) 900-5483 merrick@expediacruises.com Fashion Factory 69 Merrick Ave. (516) 780-0860 factory.fashion2023@gmail.com First National Bank of Long Island 1810 Merrick Ave (516) 771-6000 joseph.nappi@fnbli.com FJF Remodelers, Inc 2605 Kenny Ave (516) 379-4043 firriolo1218@optonline.net Fortune Crystals 2116 Merrick Ave (516) 214-6018 fortunecrystals11@gmail.com Frankies Original Pizzeria and Restaurant 1696 Merrick Rd (516) 377-9500 Frankiepizza@outlook.com Friends for Life HomeCare & Medicaid Consultants 4 Merrick Ave (516) 208-8030 info@friendsforlifeny.com
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Good Life Club Haus 151 Merrick Ave (516) 461-9094 info@glclubhaus.com Grace Reformed Baptist Church 36 Smith St (516) 379-2408 mgrim97919@aol.com Ground Effects Landscape design 58 Van Nostrand Ave (631) 827-1853 ml.eleftheriou@gmail.com Hard Bean Merrick 15 Merrick Ave (631) 304-6647 tsvictorkim@gmail.com Healing Touch Wellness by Maria Tapia 1149 Merrick Ave., Suite 2 (347) 301-9300 MariTapia28@gmail.com Historical Society of the Mavericks 1910 Frederick Ave (516) 661-8402 Pcoach061@aol.com Hofstra Hillel 213- A Mack Student Center 200 Hofstra University Hempstead, NY 11566 (516) 463-7062 dave.siegel@hofstra.edu Home Instead Senior Care 19 Merrick Ave., Suite 201 (516) 826-6307 mark.labib@homeinsteadnassau.com I Love Hearing 30 Merrick Ave East Meadow, NY 11554 (516) 416-4588 christine@Ilovehearing.com Jolie Cermignani - Resident 1725 Kirkwood Ave (516) 771-5113 joliec@aol.com Jovia 1000 Corp Dr Westbury, NY 11590 (516) 561-0030 rsalmon@joviafinancial.com JP Morgan Chase 2122 Merrick Ave (516) 868-3345 Bradley.Balano@chase.com Junk Ina Box Inc. 1228 Powell Ave (516) 900-7282 info@junkinaboxx.com Kidssmiles 2211 Merrick Rd (516) 365-5439 gaby@kiddsmiles.com Kiwanis Club of Merrick PO Box 108 (516) 680-7360 merrickkiwanis@gmail.com Knot of This World Pretzels 3041 Hempstead Tpk. Levittown, NY 11756 (516) 238-0382 info@knotofthisworldpretzels.com
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Kona Ice of LI South Shore 1483 Merrick Ave (516) 342-5757 fun@konaoflisouthshore.com Krafty Hands 1666 Merrick Rd (631) 431-9658 Kraftyhandsmm@gmail.com Krohn, Rosenblum and Rosenblum 25 Merrick Ave (516) 868-0808 charles@krrlaw.net Kumon of Merrick 71 Merrick Ave (516) 206-4200 merrick_ny@ikumon.com L&A Babysitting Inc. 180 Gardiner Ave., PO Box 203 Levittown, NY 11756 (516) 401-1709 landababysitting01@gmail.com La Strada of Merrick 2100 Merrick Ave (516) 867-5488 lastradaofmerrick@gmail.com Lauren Cassidy 112 Brighton Way (516) 241-1551 Lauren_e_cassidy@yahoo.com Maidenbaum Property Tax Reduction Group, LLC 483 Chestnut St Cedarhurst, NY 11516 (516) 336-8622 info@mptrg.com Main Street Care 2094 Merrick Ave (516) 600-0676 info@mainstreet.care Marci Vasconi 1737 Frederick Ave marci.vasconi@gmail.com Margaritas Cafe 139B Merrick Ave (516) 263-0836 admin@ncchambers.org MCG Home Inspection 19 E Webstr St (516) 578-7866 mcghomeinspection@gmail.com Megan Ryan 11 Dunstan Dr (516) 841-5948 Mcr918@aol.com Merrick Avenue Optometry Dry Eye Center 30 Merrick Ave (516) 200-0241 nroptometry@gmail.com Merrick Community Civic Association 2642 Colonial Ave (516) 978-8310 jalan6111@optonline.net Merrick Community Nursery School & Day Camp 69 Willis Ave (516) 868-1071 mcns1955@gmail.com Continued on next page
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Merrick Dance Centre 2170 Sunrise Hway, Suite B (516) 623-0962 merrickdancecentre@gmail.com Merrick Herald 2 Endo Blvd Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 569-4000 lberger@liherald.com Merrick Library 2279 Merrick Ave (516) 377-6112 merricklibrary@merricklibrary.org Merrick Lions Club 16 Hstings Dr (516) 526-2492 Michaelmhh6@verizon.net Merrick Master Locksmiths 34 Babylon Turnpike (516) 868-3434 merrickmasterlocksmiths@gmail.com Merrick Oral Surgery 2116 Merrick Ave,. Suite 4008 (516) 546-1444 merrickoralsurgery@yahoo.com Merrick Pediatric Dentistry 1756A Merrick Ave (516) 547-1997 rania.elbaz@gmail.com Merrick Woods Country Day School 1075 Merrick Ave (516) 483-7272 adam@merrickwoods.com Merrick-Freeport Veterans of Foreign Wars P.O. BOX 52 (718) 755-9826 sightunseen2@hotmail.com MF Beauty Bar 1900 Newbridge Rd Bellmore, NY 11710 (516) 545-1383 Marfloridia117@gmail.com Mikey G's Embracing Wings Foundation 14 Berkshire Rd (516) 426-8908 Carmenmgew@gmail.com Miller Home Technologies 2158 Grove St (516) 231-9413 millerhometech@gmail.com Mio Posto Restaurant 16 Merrick Ave (516) 665-3030 Mixology Merrick 1640 Merrick Rd staciergarland@gmail.com Moms & Tots 145 S. Merrick Rd (516) 623-4099 momsandtots2@aol.com Montana Brothers of Merrick 2162 Merrick Mall Atlantic Ave (516) 749-6064 fmontana1@icloud.com Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital 2277 Grand Ave Baldwin, NY 11550 (516) 377-5365 dana.sanneman@snch.org
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The Jewish community of Merrick celebrated the holiday of Sukkot at the Chabad Center for Jewish Life. Iliana Karmin pet a llama at the celeberation. N.F. Walker, Inc. Merrick Funeral Home 2039 Merrick Ave (516) 378-0303 staff@nfwalkerfh.com Nail House & Spa 1756 Merrick Ave (516) 623-6245 nailhouse.spa@icloud.com Natural Remedies 1016 Jerusalem Ave (516) 992-8417 naturalremediesmerrick@gmail.com Neurology MIND Care PLLC 1955 Merrick Rd., Suite 204 (516) 636-3873 mdeutsch@neurologymindcare.com New Amsterdam Coffee Purveyors 26 West Loines Ave (516) 552-3198 neil@newamsterdamcoffee.com New York Life 95 Halley Dr Blue Point, NY 11772 (516) 909-5813 rshotland@aol.com New York Life 1660 Walt Whitman Rd Melville, NY 11566 (516) 417-2705 ajflorez@ft.newyorklife.com North Merrick Public Library 1691 Meadowbrook Rd 516-378-7474 Ext.10 Nu Med Med Spa and Integrative Wellness 1 Broadcast Pl (516) 776-8062 info@numedny.com Nysarc Inc Nassau County Chapter 230 Hanse Ave Freeport, NY 11520 (516) 546-7700 ehomburger@ahrc.org On Point Land Services Corp. 2163 Merrick Ave., 2nd Fl (516) 600-9750 bea@onpointland.com
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Outback Steakhouse 2124 Merrick Mall (516) 377-7761 OBS3302@outback.com Paddy Power 70 Merrick Ave (516) 223-3900 ginmill101@yahoo.com Patrick Morash 9 Birch Dr (516) 695-7531 Usapride1@aol.com Petrocelli & Christy, LLP 170 Old Country Rd., Suite 611 Mineola, NY 11566 (516) 746-5570 PCLegal@petrocelli-christy.com Petschauer Insurance 377 Oak St., Suite 404 Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 419-4266 mkryder@jpins.com Pink Pineapple NY Inc 105 Merrick Ave (516) 608-8182 Pinkpineappleny@gmail.com Polished Dental Care 31 Merrick Ave., Suite 220 (516) 344-5353 polisheddentalcare@gmail.com Pollo Campero USA 1808 Sunrise Hwy (332) 283-8809 rodrigo.tedesco@somoscmi.com Popick Accounting & Tax Services LLC 1980 Broadcast Plaza Bsmt (516) 608-8372 jpopick@popicktax.com Printing Emporium 14 Kees Pl (516) 223-2220 Project Thank A Cop 1991 Smith St., Suite 100 (516) 836-0621 Hello@ptacop.org Continued on next page
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Pure Pilates 2285 Babylon Tpke. (516) 867-0008 purepilatesmerrick@gmail.com Queen of Hearts 29 Merrick Ave (516) 377-1357 Richner Printing, LLC Michael Karff 2 Endo Blvd., Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 569-4000 x288 mkarff@richnerprinting.com Riko's Pizza 68 Merrick Ave (516) 283-2328 rikospizzali@gmail.com Roma Pizza 53 Merrick Ave (516) 223-7476 Ponyboy009@aol.com Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart 720 Merrick Ave (516) 379-1356 frontdesk@sacredheartnm.org Rotary Club of Freeport Merrick 294 W. Merrick Rd Freeport, NY 11520 (516) 378-0562 Info@freeportmerrickrotary.org RS Beanery 153 Merrick Ave (516) 208-3538 RSBeanery@gmail.com Ryan Cassidy 112 Brighton Way (516) 852-2440 Cassidy182@aol.com S.J. Edwards, Inc. 2163 Merrick Ave., Suite 5 (516) 208-9988 info@sjedwards.com Saf-T-Swim of Bellmore 2050 Bellmore Ave Bellmore, NY 11710 (516) 557-2114 dcall@saf-t-swim.com Salon Speciale 44 Merrick Ave (516) 682-2464 salonspeciale@yahoo.com Sandra G. Johnson CPA 109 Bedford Ave Bellmore, NY 11710 (516) 409-1120 sjohnson@johnsoncpatax.com Sands-New York Uniondale, NY 11553 Patricia.Murray@sands.com Sarah Beth Inc 2038 Merrick Mall (646) 831-2771 stolchin@gmail.com Scott Anderson Design 1254 Bellmore Rd Bellmore, NY 11710 (516) 729-5668 Scott@scottadesign.com Selective Associates, Inc. 1687 Merrick Ave (516) 546-5500 michael@saiinsurance.com
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Serengeti Design Studios 45 Merrick Ave (516) 623-2828 prints@sdsportraits.com Signature Premier Properties Lynn Karp 324 Merrick Ave (516) 659-2291 lkarp@signaturepremier.com Signature Premier Properties Marian Fraker-Gutin 12 Bedford Ave (516) 868-6660 mfrakergut@aol.com Skulptd esthetics/ Fit Feet Podiatry 1850 Merrick Rd (516) 247-6464 tatyana.agron@yahoo.com SRG-Residential 1880 Gormley Ave (917) 705-3603 Shenkell@SRG-Residential.com St. John's Lutheran Church 1 Van Roo Ave (516) 379-3858 stjmerrick@gmail.com Standard Thread 39 Merrick Ave (516) 662-0436 kfletcher@texonfabric.com Starfish Creations Inc. 8 Arbor Ln (516) 445-1605 StarfishTieDye@gmail.com Stark Appliance Repair 1716 Camp Ave (516) 234-1336 Starkapprepair@gmail.com State Farm Agency John Candon 1745 Merrick Ave., Suite 5 (516) 783-5522 john@agentcandon.com Stop & Shop 2160 Merrick Mall (516) 867-9892 Stretch Zone 2155 Merrick Rd (516) 208-4979 merrick@stretchzone.com Stretch Zone-Merrick 2155 Merrick Rd (516) 208-4979 merrick@stretchzone.com StretchLab 2061 Merrick Rd (516) 266-6004 merrick@stretchlab.com Studio One 15 Merrick Ave., Suite 201 (516) 301-0118 studio1south@gmail.com Summit Physical Therapy 209 Merrick Ave (516) 867-0500 graham@summitpt.info Sunrise Chiropractic & Wellness Office 2260 Hewlett Ave (516) 378-0404 sunchiro@aol.com
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Super Soccer Stars 185 W John St., #221 Hicksville, NY 11802 (516) 766-5437 robert.moe@soccerstars.com Synergy Fitness of Merrick 125 Merrick Ave (516) 867-7767 Teachers Federal Credit Union 1638 Merrick Rd (631) 698-7000 brucek@teachersfcu.org Teavour 1159 Merrick Ave (516) 888-7180 gene@teavour.com Temptations Boutique 2165 Merrick Rd (516) 623-5772 jeff@temptationsforher.com The Annex Wellness & Fitness Center 2258 Sycamore Pl., uite 100 (516) 322-1335 deafty@aol.com The Barking Biscuit 3524 Northview Ave Wantagh, NY 11793 (516) 221-7923 merdodgefleet@optonline.net The Best Kept Secret 2769 Lindenmere Dr (516) 581-7825 sbleiwas@optonline.net The Dance Place Inc 2138 Merrick Mall (516) 809-9393 thedanceplaceinc@gmail.com The Diner Boys 2168 Merrick Rd (516) 809-7130 Thedinerboys@gmail.com The Needlepaint Nook 2110 Merricl Mall (516) 623-0250 info@theneedlepaintnook.com The Nesting Place, LLC 2150 Merrick Mall (631) 318-3382 info@thenestingplaceli.com Therapeutic Solutions Physical Therapy 1757 Merrick Ave., Suite 100 (516) 623-4388 jrockwin@therapeuticsolutionspt.com TLC Companions 332 Broadway Bethpage, NY 11714 (516) 719-0909 gm@tlccompanions.com TLC Day Care 1731 Merrick Ave (516) 378-3890 tlcmerrickave@gmail.com Vanity Salon 135 Merrick Ave (516) 223-7782 cjj2226@gmail.com Vishnick McGovern Milizio LLP 3000 Marcus Ave., Suite 1E9 Lake Success, NY 11042 (516) 437-4385 tweiss@vmmlegal.com
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Isabella Wesley, Olivia Hasset, and Emily Brown were festively dressed at the Merrick Chamber of Commerce’s holiday lighting in 2024.
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