Kids & Family
Weekly Recap: Student Brings Ammo to School, North Merrick Fire
A look at the top stories from the past week around Merrick.
- Feller: Camp Avenue Student Brought Ammunition Shells to School: Police were called to Camp Avenue School Monday morning after a student brought three ammunition shells in to show to friends, according to North Merrick Superintendent David Feller.
- Residents Escape North Merrick House Fire: The homeowners escaped a fire that engulfed the second floor of a North Merrick home Monday.
- UPDATE: Lockout Ends After Authorities Catch Loose Dogs: The North Merrick School District lockout ended Monday after authorities have captured two loose dogs that were spotted on Little Whaleneck Road and Merrick Avenue.
- Curtis Martin to Sign Autographs in Bellmore for Sandy Relief: Former New York Jets running back Curtis Martin will be signing autographs at John F. Kennedy High School to help raise money for the Cougar Nation Hurricane Relief Fund.
- Calhoun Junior Honored for Musical Excellence: Lauren Lamonsoff, a junior from Calhoun High School, was accepted to perform with the NAfME (National Association for Music Education) Eastern Division Honors Mixed Choir.
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