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Nassau Coliseum will be temporarily closing while its owner, Onexim Sports and Entertainment, searches for a new party to take control of the property.
Officials: Nassau Coliseum to close temporarily due to pandemic loses
Nassau Coliseum will be temporarily closing due to financial loses sustained by the coronavirus pandemic, according to officials. Onexim Sports and Entertainment, the company that owns the arena … more
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Jessica and Edward Dennehy handed out masks they imported themselves in April; altogether, the pair distributed 100,000 masks to front-line workers and first responders
Local businessman to challenge Rice in 4th C.D.
Wantagh businessman Edward Dennehy said that he planned to announce an independent against incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Kathleen Rice in the 4th Congressional District race in November. At press time on Monday he said the announcement was to come no later than Thursday. more
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Assemblyman Ed Ra, at the lectern, proposed legislation allowing business owners to get marketing grants from the state. He spoke about it at a news conference on June 3.
Businesses to get marketing grants under proposed bill
A bill in the New York State Legislature would help small business owners better market themselves and promote their businesses, as Long Island’s economy begins to reopen. Under the … more
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Amid Long Island entering Phase One of reopening the economy, the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce held a virtual meeting to detail what the reopening process will look like in East Meadow.
East Meadow enters Phase One of reopening
Long Island entered the Phase One reopening of its battered economy on Wednesday and, that night, the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce met with dozens of business owners and residents for its third … more
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Jeffrey and Sigal Lynch, of BZ Transportation, handed out free meals to members of the community in coordination with BG Deli, in Salisbury.
Business owners in Salisbury set up free drive-through meal service
A line of cars along Carman Avenue, in Salisbury, led to a parking lot in which an LED traffic message board read, “If you are hungry, please come.” It was a humid Saturday morning and, … more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin, second-from-left, announced legislation on May 12 authorizing restaurants to apply, free of charge, for temporary outdoor dining permits. He was outside Borrelli’s Italian restaurant in East Meadow with Councilman Chris Carini, left, Borrelli’s owner Frank Borrelli, Councilman Dennis Dunne Sr. and Garden Social co-owner Bob Russo.
Hempstead supervisor rolls out plan for outdoor dining at restaurants
When businesses in across New York are permitted to reopen, there will be restrictions in place to ensure residents could social distance. To help restaurants abide by such rules in the Town of … more
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The East Meadow Chamber of Commerce recently formed a committee dedicated to helping businesses reopen. Members will answer questions about it at a general meeting via Zoom on May 13. Above, members at April’s general meeting.
E. Meadow chamber launches committee to develop post-pandemic plans
Although they don’t know the specific details and conditions or even a definitive date on which businesses in New York will be permitted to reopen, members of the East Meadow Chamber of … more
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Nassau County Executive Laura Curran paid tribute Wednesday to the healthcare professionals at Nassau University Medical Center on National Nurses Day.
County pays tribute to health care ‘heroes’ on National Nurses Day
In honor of National Nurses Day, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran and other county officials paid tribute Wednesday to the healthcare professionals working on the frontlines of the pandemic. … more
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The State Health Department reported 22 cases of Covid-19 at the Long Beach Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in April.
State finds 1.7K undisclosed deaths at nursing homes, many in Nassau
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office reported Tuesday that more than 1,700 previously undisclosed deaths occurred at nursing homes and adult care facilities, many of them in Nassau and New York City … more
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Small businesses need more federal help
Let’s not mince words: The federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program, which was supposed to hurry loans to small businesses so they can make payroll and stay afloat, has been troubled from the start. more
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