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Bellmore Bulldogs Volunteer for Sandy Victims

Editor's Note: This article was written and submitted by representatives of the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District.

A group of students from the Bellmore-Merrick Central School District recently participated in a recovery initiative for the storm-devastated Long Beach community. 

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The Bellmore-Merrick Bulldogs middle school hockey team recently traveled to Long Beach Arena, where they helped sort and distribute relief items to members of the community that were still suffering from the effects of Hurricane Sandy. The players were chaperoned by Coach Tom Condon along with several other parents.

“I am extremely proud of these students for showing such maturity and compassion during a time when so many of our neighbors are struggling,” said Meador Pratt, the principal at Merrick Avenue Middle School.

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The players included (from Merrick Avenue Middle School): 
  • Robert Lynott
  • Tommy Condon
  • Christopher Kraemer
  • Billy Mingione
  • Johnathon Intravaia
  • Sean Immel
  • William Sasson
  • Jake Galitto
  • Jason Agaliotis

From Grand Avenue Middle School
  • Jonathon Olsen
  • Chris Yodice from Grand Avenue Middle School.

What do you think of the volunteer work that was done by the students? Tell us in the comments below.

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Bless you, Anthony. And though I know ultimately the "Judge" will have to be heldRead More accountable by a higher authority...those of us who do this work, have not forgotten nor will we allow the system to forget what her role in this travesity was.
Anthony Merlo May 16, 2013 at 10:24 am
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