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Atria Lynbrook pampers women!

Spa Night fun, relaxing

Posted Wednesday, May 9, 2012 2:24 pm

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Atria Chef Brian Glennon, left, prepared a spread of wraps, salads and decadent desserts.

Mary Malloy/Herald

Atria resident and violinist Orion Mehus serenaded the crowd. Mehus has been playing the violin since he was nine years old.

Mary Malloy/Herald

By Mary Malloy

Atria Lynbrook hosted a Spa Night of pampering for working women — mostly in the heath care industry — on April 30.

Visitors were treated to a delicious buffet spread, compliments of Chef Brian Glennon, some soothing violin tunes, and massages and parafin treatments.

“I felt so pampered,” said Linda Bakal of Oceanside. “The food, the music ... the whole thing was just what I needed to relax!”

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Atria Lynbrook pampers women!

Spa Night fun, relaxing

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