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Residents of East Rockaway and Bay Park joined forces to help one of their neighbors, William Haynes, holding sign, when his beloved trike was lost. In an effort coordinated by Theresa Barto, far left, and Mary Kate Lynch, third from right, his friends presented Haynes with new wheels last week, purchased with the money raised from members of the community.
Replacing 'Wheels for William'
For many residents of Bay Park and East Rockaway, the sight of resident William Haynes and his trademark three-wheeled bicycle is a familiar one each day. He can typically be seen pedaling behind the … more
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Frans Muller, president and chief executive officer of Delhaize Group and Dick Boer, president and chief executive officer of Royal Ahold.
Stop and Shop parent company to merge
The Dutch parent company of Stop and Shop and Peapod delivery service, Royal Ahold NV is merging with the Belgian company Delhaize Group, forming a single company, Ahold Delhaize that will have more than 6,500 stores worldwide, including two in Oceanside at 3577 Long Beach Road and 465 Atlantic Avenue. more
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Chris Lawrence, right, greeted his customers with a smile. After 25 years, he knows most of them — and their orders — well.
25 years of breakfast
CJ’s Coffee Shop, which has long been a staple for many villagers in the morning, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. more
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Donovan Berthoud/Herald The surf art show and auction is now in its sixth year, and Unsound co-owners Mike Nelson, left, and Dave Juan said support for the event has grown.
Unsound to hold art, vintage surfboard show
Unsound surf shop, at 359 E. Park Ave., will host its 6th annual surf art show and auction on Saturday, June 20, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. The rain date is scheduled for June 21, from 4 to 7 … more
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Photos by Tim Baker/Herald The Long Beach Waterfront Warriors had a strong turnout for its 7th annual fundraiser at Lola’s on May 18.
Waterfront Warriors hold annual fundraiser at Lola's
The Long Beach Waterfront Warriors held its seventh annual fundraiser on Monday, May 18, at Lola’s Kitchen and Wine Bar. The event included raffles, a DJ and live music. more
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At a ceremony honoring Janet Stroom on March 27 were, from left, Stop & Shop store manager Dean Ghosio; County Executive Ed Mangano; Stroom and her son Alexander; Rena Capri of Franklin Square, with her husband, Michael, Anthony, and their daughters Jessica and Natalie.
Good Samaritans still exist on L.I.
If you discovered a diamond ring on the floor at your local Stop & Shop, would you turn it in to Lost and Found? That’s exactly what West Hempstead Stop & Shop employee Janet Stroom, of Uniondale, … more
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After a decade of waiting, Merokeans at last got a new supermarket in downtown Merrick last Friday when Stop & Shop opened to crowds of shoppers after a brief grand-opening celebration. Fifty percent larger than the old Stop & Shop, the new one measures 24,000 square feet.
Customers flock to new supermarket
Even as Stop & Shop employees, community leaders from the Chamber of Commerce and the fire department, a Town of Hempstead official and local reporters gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 7:45 a.m. last Friday, and snowflakes fell fast and thick, customers hurried past to see all that the new Merrick Mall supermarket offers and start filling their shopping carts. more
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NOW: Nearly 10 months later, construction of a new store in the Midlawn Shopping Center is progressing.
Island Rec rebuilding Seaford store
It’s been nine months since the fire that destroyed Island Recreational on Hicksville Road in Seaford. Last March, a blaze broke out that reduced the swimming pool supplies store to rubble and caused damage to several other stores in the Midlawn Shopping Center. more
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American-made products are the specialty of the Bald Eagle gift shop on Malverne's Hempstead Avenue. The store is owned by Jo Ann Cuchel.
It’s beginning to look a lot like business
Venturing to the mall lately is more akin to putting on a suit of armor and marching alongside your brethren to combat the crowds, the parking, the rush, and lack of personal assistance. It’s enough to leave your head aching and your soul searching for a better way. more
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Second-grade students, from left, Emma Cavalluzzo, Jack Geoghan, Kaitlyn Sowa, Patrick Kiernan and Sydney Keane sold items they made to raise money for charity.
The mall comes to Manor School
Who says you have to go to the mall to do your holiday shopping? Seaford Manor students were content to take care of their Christmas and Hanukkah needs in the comfort of their own school last week, as part of the gymnasium was transformed into the Snowflake Village. more
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