
Busy week? No worries. Patch highlighted the top stories of the week so you can catch up on all of the local news. This week, the top stories are:
- Debbie Gibson Reflects on Time in Merrick: The pride of Merrick recently took part in a Q&A with Patch where she discusses her favorite hot spots around the local area.
- John McDaid Named Interim Old Mill Principal: John McDaid, a physical education teacher that’s taught in North Merrick Schools for 15 years, was voted as the Interim Principal at Old Mill Road School as Laura DeLuca heads out on maternity leave.
- NY State Drivers' Licenses Going to Black and White: Beginning in July, New York State will change the look of its drivers' licenses in a move to reduce forgeries that lead to identity theft, underage drinking and possible terrorist attacks.
- Prostitution Bust Made in Merrick: An East Hartford, CT woman was arrested Thursday after she allegedly offered to perform a sexual act for money to a undercover detective at the Gateway Inn in Merrick.
- Multiple Grand Larcenies Reported in Merrick: Police are investigating multiple grand larcenies that occurred on Thursday morning in Merrick.
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