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The restaurant’s stuffed money bags pasta, which have a pear and ricotta filling and are tossed in a light champagne sauce, has become “the talk of the town,” according to head chef and owner Anthony Brew.
Anthony’s Kitchen & Cocktails ‘the talk of the town'
Anthony Brew’s goal in opening his new restaurant in Bellmore was to give patrons anything but a run-of-the-mill dining experience. “I don’t think food should be something … more
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Laura and Dave Tiongson, of Merrick, right, perused succulents offered by Jonah Rangel and Andrea Pasqualino, of Jonah’s Garden in North Bellmore.
New market pops up in Merrick
While many Merrick residents are lamenting the loss of the community’s annual Fall Festival, the Chamber of Commerce has organized another event to take its place. Last Sunday, the organization … more
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The UBS Arena is expected to open in time for the 2021-22 hockey season.
Northwell partners with Islanders on arena
Northwell Health has partnered with the New York Islanders and the UBS Arena to provide more community-based wellness programs and ensure people’s safety and well-being while inside the future … more
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Last year’s expo saw dozens of filmmakers and attendees streaming into Bellmore Movies on Pettit Avenue.
L.I. Film Fest lives on, but not at Bellmore Movies
The Long Island International Film Expo will go on this year despite the Covid-19 pandemic. It will not, however, be hosted at the Bellmore Movies, where it has lived since 2006. Dozens of … more
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The Bellmore Street Festival, which attracts thousands of visitors to the hamlet every September, has been postponed until 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Bellmore Street Festival canceled due to Covid-19
The highly anticipated Bellmore Street Festival will not take place this year out of concerns for public health and safety amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores, … more
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Bellmore residents Thomas Stoerger and Juliette Kealy, both 21, were some of the first students to enroll at The Rock Underground when it opened on Bedford Avenue 10 years ago. Now, they are the ones teaching the next generation of musicians.
The Rock Underground rolling with the pandemic punches
It’s been 10 years since lifelong musician Paul Casanova — armed with a roll of painter’s tape — mapped out the blueprint for a music school in an empty 2,500 square foot … more
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Camille Gaynor showed off a deep pink radish pulled fresh from the garden at St. Francis Episcopal Church in North Bellmore.
The Garden at St. Francis in North Bellmore still growing strong
Sunlight tangled into the blossoming crops sequestered on less than an acre of land behind St. Francis Episcopal Church in North Bellmore one late summer afternoon. While the muggy sweat of the day … more
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Every year, thousands of families from Merrick and beyond attend the Fall Festival.
Fall Fest cancellation a blow to Merrick business community
Fall Festival, Merrick’s largest annual event that attracts thousands of guests to hundreds of booths manned by local businesses, has been cancelled due the coronavirus pandemic. While many … more
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Bayou Jones co-owners Lisa Livermore, left, and Staci Tucci, opened the Cajun/Creole restaurant in June 2019, but because of the Covid-19 pandemic, it has closed permanently.
Two Merrick restaurants shutter amid Covid-19 pandemic
Two standout Merrick restaurants are saying goodbye to local diners as the coronavirus pandemic continues to flip the hospitality industry on its head. The owners of Left Coast Kitchen & … more
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Merrick’s first MapToons from 2007 features businesses and storefronts that still serve the hamlet to this day.
Merrick chamber maps out local businesses to market members
Since small businesses are taking a hit amid the coronavirus pandemic, Merrick’s new and improved MapToons booklet dropped at the perfect time, Chamber of Commerce President Femy Aziz … more
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