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Weapons Arrest + Monster Gallery Opens
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Three men in North Amityille were arrested for gun possession after their BMW was stopped for speeding. A young Bellmore native has entered the race for the Nassau Legislature. Check out a Halloween-y new gallery that opened nearby, the first on Long Island dedicated to horror. And Nassau Republicans want to eliminate some of the mailbox clutter that happens around local elections.
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Here are the top stories today in Merrick:
- The Daily Voice reports that three men in North Amityville were arrested for illegal gun possession after they fled the scene during a traffic stop. A BMW was speeding on Wednesday on Sunrise Highway near 41st Street. (Daily Voice)
- Andrew Garcia profiles a young candidate for Nassau County legislator in the 19th District, which covers Bellmore, Merrick, Freeport, Seaford and Wantagh. Twenty-six-year-old Jake Schuster, from Bellmore, is running against Steve Rhoads, a Republican from Bellmore. (LI Herald)
- Check out a spooky new attraction: The Long Island Monster Gallery opened this week. It's an immersive gallery dedicated to horror and Halloween movies in Mineola. (LongIsland.com)
- Scott Eidler has good news for those sick of stuffed mailboxes: Nassau Republicans want to ban Nassau mailers within 45 days of elections, except for those with important announcements. (Subscription: Newsday)
- Nassau Executive Laura Curran recently praised Latino leaders for their roles in Nassau County government including an important role in the COVID-19 response. (Subscription: Newsday)
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- North Merrick Public Library opened registration for PlayHooray - Outdoors for children ages six months to five years with an adult. (Facebook)
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