Keyword: Elmont Chamber of Commerce
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Muzzio Tallini of Franklin Square was selected at the Franklin Square/Elmont Herald's Person of the Year for 2011.
Franklin Square/Elmont Herald Person of the Year: Muzzio Tallini
The son of Italian immigrants, Muzzio Tallini learned the meaning of self-confidence and integrity by example, at a young age. Hard work and education were of utmost importance to his parents, and so they have been to him ever since. more
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Santa visited with local children at the Covert Avenue School, following the lighting ceremony.
Lighting up the night in Elmont
The Elmont Chamber of Commerce hosted its Paul J. Muscarella Annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 8 at 5:30 p.m., at Veterans Square in Elmont — located on the corner of Hempstead Turnpike and Covert Avenue. more
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Following the Paul J. Muscarella Tree Lighting at Veterans Square in Elmont last Thursday, the Elmont Chamber of Commerce held its annual holiday party at Villa Umberto’s, on Meacham Avenue in Elmont. Members brought unwrapped toys for Gateway Youth Outreach’s holiday toy drive.
Local chambers hold elections, host holiday parties
The Franklin Square and Elmont chambers of commerce recently held local elections, naming new officials and honoring new members. more
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More than 2,000 attended the Elmont Job Fair, hosted by the Elmont Chamber of Commerce, on Saturday.
More than 2,000 attend jobs fair in Elmont
In an effort to alleviate the unemployment problem in Elmont and surrounding communities, the Elmont Chamber of Commerce hosted its first jobs fair at the Elmont Memorial Library on Nov. 5. more
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Michael McKeon, left, Lance Boldrey and Detroit-based developer Michael Malik presented renderings of a preliminary casino development on Oct. 20.
Belmont casino: Contribution or crapshoot?
A plan by the Shinnecock Indian Nation to build a casino at Belmont Park has been in the pipeline for several months, generating wide support from the surrounding community but meeting with skepticism from some locals who fear that the development could become a revenue-creating “island” with no spillover revenue for local businesses. more
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Elmont Chamber members Julie Marchesella, from left, and Jessica Carrasquillo, with Carrasquillo’s daughters, Victoria, 10, and Crystal, 7.
Local chambers honor Businesspersons of the Year
The Nassau Council of Chambers’ annual Businessperson of the Year Award ceremony was held on Oct. 7, at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury. more
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Elmont Chamber of Commerce member Muzzio Tallini, with Justin Kallickal, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, Gary Port, Ralph Esposito, Nikki Whine, Paul Sapienza, Jacqueline Nash, Pepito Gui, Aubrey Phillips, Eric Alexander, Pat Boyle, Geoffrey Prime, Claudine E. Hall, Carrié Solages, Tania Lawes, Patrick Nicolosi, Richard Kiki DeBrosse Esq, John Tudisco, Scott Cushing, Edward Ambrosino, Frank Intagliata, At Ease, Joanne K. Adams, Joseph Conte, Anthony Maffea, Jack M. Martins, Fab Georges, Titus Williams, Tyrone Stlouis, Chau Lam, Nicole Saviolis, Mimi Pierre Johnson, Elmont Farmers, Felix Procacci, Melissa Anne, Eddie Edz Gaboton, Dina Giugliano D'angelo and Adam Haight.
"Invest in Elmont" initiative attracts local students
Nearly 100 local students and residents attended the Elmont Chamber of Commerce's Sept. 22 meeting to discuss its newly created "Invest in Elmont" campaign. The campaign is encouraging local youth to become entrepreneurs by creating business plans for Elmont. more
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Nearly 50 Elmont business owners attended the Elmont Chamber of Commerce’s networking event, “Getting to Know You,” which was held on May 18, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Fiorano Kitchen and Bath Design Center in Elmont.
Elmont Chamber gets to know new members
Nearly 50 Elmont business owners attended the Elmont Chamber of Commerce’s networking event, “Getting to Know You,” which was held on May 18, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Fiorano Kitchen and Bath Design Center, located at 1400 Hempstead Turnpike in Elmont. more
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After the Coalition for Sustainable Development’s 2006 Hempstead Turnpike walk, which attracted more than 600 community members, participants walked to Elmont Memorial High School to discuss which sections of the street they thought most needed improvement.
Coalition hopes to revitalize Elmont
The Coalition for Sustainable Development was established nearly six years ago by residents of Elmont and surrounding communities. Church groups, Parent-Teacher Associations, youth groups and other organizations in the community came together with a common goal of revitalizing Elmont. more
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