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Irish Pub owner Shawn Sabel, right, Kate Gallego, left, and Denise Elardo of Charlie's Butchers in Oceanside in the “parking lot paradise” behind the Irish Pub in Baldwin on June 28.
Baldwin moves to Phase 3 of reopening
Nassau County began the third phase of reopening businesses on June 24, as per County Executive Laura Curran and Gov. Andrew Cuomo, and Baldwin businesses are adjusting accordingly. During Long … more
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Oceanside residents Sharon O’Rourke and Chris Gigante dined at Sonny’s Canal House in Baldwin on June 19.
Baldwin restaurants embraced outdoor dining for Phase Two
“We’re happy to be able to support one of our local favorites again,” said Maureen Schultz, who dined with Erin Schultz at Kitty O’Hara’s on June 19. The Baldwin … more
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Matt Nartowicz, right, the regional branch manager at American Community Bank’s Glen Cove location, helped Joe Valensisi, left, notarize the necessary paperwork to have outdoor dining at Henry’s Confectionery in Glen Cove.
Glen Cove business owners ready for Phase 2 re-opening
Restrictions on Long Island’s economy loosened up on Wednesday when Phase Two started, as per Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s directive. Outdoor dining at restaurants can resume and barbershops and hair salons can open. more
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Care packages were delivered to Mercy Medical Center staff members on May 16.
Care packages bring sparkle to Mercy Medical Center staff
Health care workers at Mercy Medical Center have been on the front lines during the coronavirus pandemic for more than two months, and several local businesswomen decided it was time to give them something extra for their efforts. So, the four Rockville Centre-based businesswomen collaborated to provide the health care workers with a care package intended to pamper. more
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Doug Z. Goodstein, of Rockville Centre, a veteran television producer, has been making short promotional videos at no charge for local businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.
Television producer promotes Rockville Centre restaurants
As local restaurants continue to struggle amid the coronavirus pandemic, one Rockville Centre resident is creating short web commercials, free of charge, to help them out. more
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Matt Giovanniello of Rockville Centre created a directory of restaurants still open during the pandemic. The site, Nourish New York, provides an opportunity for users to redeem gift cards.
A directory of dining options in Rockville Centre
With businesses struggling amid the coronavirus crisis, there has been a push in Rockville Centre to support those that are still operating, in the hope that they won’t close for good. Matt Giovanniello saw the desire in the community to patronize local restaurants, but realized it was difficult to find accurate information. So he created Nourish New York, an online directory of all village restaurants now offering takeout and delivery service. more
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The Lynbrook Teachers Association recently purchased 45 gift cards of $30 value from local businesses to provide to families in need in the village.
Lynbrook teachers support businesses, families in need
Members of the Lynbrook Teachers Association delivered 45 gift cards to their students’ families in need on April 3. more
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Murph's Restaurant is offering 15 percent discounts to first responders and hospital employees.
Murph’s offering discount to first responders, hospital employees
Murph’s Restaurant in Franklin Square is offering first responders and Long Island Jewish Valley Stream employees 15 percent off their take-out orders during the coronavirus pandemic. Many … more
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Joe Bonin, owner of J. Paul’s Terrace Café in Oceanside, has opened the restaurant for takeout only. Other restaurants in the area have closed until further notice. 
Oceanside, Island Park businesses face uncertainties amid coronavirus closures
No one sat at the bar. Waitresses didn’t come around with pints of beer or trays of plated food. To put it mildly, it was “a St. Patrick’s Day like no other,” said Joe Bonin, owner of J. Paul’s Terrace Café in Oceanside, with a hint of sadness and disbelief in his voice. more
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Like other restaurant owners, Jennifer Constanzo, from Oyster Bay's Home Sweet Home will only be able to offer takeout.
North Shore eateries expect tough times
Their voices are full of worry and sadness, but North Shore restaurateurs say they hope to stay in business, although their profit margins will likely be markedly lower and they will be unable to … more
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