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Interior designer Michael Delahanty (left) and Frank's Steaks owner Chris Meyer in front of the "lovers' lane" portion of the Valentine's Day design installations.
Frank's Steaks gets dolled up for Valentine's Day
Interior decorator Michael Delahanty and Frank’s Steaks owner Chris Meyer once again teamed up in anticipation of Valentine’s Day to give the restaurant an irresistible makeover. Just as he did for Christmas – when the steakhouse was covered in tinsel, wrapping paper, and wreaths – Delahanty covered the restaurant in holiday ambiance. This time, it is a ceiling-draped collage of red roses that greets couples as they share a dinner for that special night. more
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The Diocese of Rockville Centre’s Pastoral Center will soon be transformed into a $19 million, 60,000-square-foot office space.
Rockville Centre Diocese headquarters to be transformed into $19M office space
The Diocese of Rockville Centre’s headquarters will soon be transformed into 60,000 square feet of office space as part of a $19 million project. more
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A public hearing to review a fire access variance for a $95 million, $201-unit apartment complex, to be built on the site of the Mangrove Feather factory, has been postponed to March 10.
Variance hearing for Lynbrook apartment complex is set for March 10
A public hearing on a variance that a developer is seeking to build a $95 million, 201-unit apartment complex at the former Mangrove Feather factory has been delayed, and the project cannot move forward until they are approved. more
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Rockville Centre Deputy Mayor Kathy Baxley and Mayor Francis Murray came to the Backyard Players storefront on Long Beach Road to help BYP staff with the “Love, Nana” program to supply baby clothes and provide job training for BYP participants.
Love, Nana, BYP provide job training
Mayor Francis X. Murray and Deputy Mayor Kathy Baxley had the honor and pleasure of taking a tour of "Love, Nana" a new Program by the Backyard Players & Friends. Located on Seaman Avenue, "Love, Nana," supports families in need by suppling baby clothes while creating an inclusive job training and life skills program for Backyard Players participants. more
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Lisa Umansky, owner of the Polka Dot Pound Cake bakery on Long Beach Road, was sworn in as the new president of the Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 26.
Rockville Centre chamber begins new chapter
Lisa Umansky was sworn in as the new president of the Rockville Centre Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 26, at a meeting at MacArthur Park. Umansky, owner of the Polka Dot Pound Cake bakery, on Long Beach Road, succeeds Brian Croutier, who was president since 2019. more
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Laura Ryder
Lynbrook village trustee appointed to Nassau County Water Authority board
Lynbrook resident Laura Ryder was among three people appointed to the South Nassau Water Authority district board by Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin and other town officials. more
The city is seeking to ensure that its waterfront areas are not harmed by building construction,
L.B. received 90,000 NYS grant for waterfront care
The City of Long Beach has received a $90,100 New York State grant to hire a consultant to help formulate a program to help protect its waterfront. The grant was announced at a City Council … more
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A Pierce-manufactured fire truck similar to one the LBFD wants to buy.
LBFD wants $1.7M truck, which concerns City Council
The Long Beach Fire Department wants to buy a new ladder truck for $1.7 million to replace an aging vehicle that was badly damaged in Hurricane Sandy in 2012. But some City Council members are … more
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Leah Rosensweig-Tozer was named co-chair of the Chamber of Commerce last month alongside James Lynch, making her the first woman to have that position.
Tozer named co-chair of L.B. chamber
Leah Rosensweig-Tozer was recently elected co-chair of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce, the first woman to hold the post in the organization’s 140-year history. Tozer said it … more
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Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach, third from left, and Terwilliger & Bartone Managing Partner Fran Terwilliger, center, cut the ribbon on the Cornerstone at Yorkshire apartment complex on Jan. 20. Also taking part were, from left, Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony D’Esposito, Deputy Mayor Michael Hawxhurst, Trustees Robert Boccio and Laura Ryder, developer Anthony Bartone and Trustee Ann Marie Reardon.
Cornerstone at Yorkshire apartment complex replaces much-maligned motel in Lynbrook
Standing at a lectern in the courtyard of the Cornerstone at Yorkshire building at the former site of the much-maligned Capri Lynbrook Motor Inn, Mayor Alan Beach prepared to cut the ribbon on the new complex, while reflecting back on the decades of battles that several administrations had with the former motel. more
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