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Plans for Marriott in Lynbrook inch forward
The Lynbrook village board plans to hold a public hearing this fall at which it will make a final decision on the construction of a Courtyard by Marriott hotel that was first proposed in 2004, though officials said they have already OK’d a tentative lease agreement for the land with the developer. more
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Boardwalk race honors Long Beach civic leader
More than 100 Long Beach residents gathered on the boardwalk last Saturday to honor the memory of one of the city’s longtime civic leaders. The Fourth Annual Larry Elovich 5K Fun Run event kicked off at 9 a.m., starting and finishing at New York Avenue. more
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Island Park Chamber of Commerce President Glenn Ingoglia, fifth from left, greets officials, chamber members, and guests at the chamber’s Summer Kickoff at Jordan’s Lobster Farm.
Chamber holds summer kickoff
It was a beautiful night, the breeze kept the mosquitoes away, as the Island Park Chamber of Commerce kicked off its summer season with a mixer at Jordan’s Lobster Farm. The group enjoyed the … more
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Nassau County Legislator Steven Rhoads, Hempstead Town Clerk Nasrin Ahmad, Owner Christine Cillis, Teddy Cillis, Legislator Rose Walker and State Sen. Michael Venditto posed at the What A Girl Wants ribbon-cutting ceremony last week.
Seaford welcomes two new businesses
The Seaford Chamber of Commerce and locally elected leaders welcomed two new businesses to the community — What a Girl Wants, a women’s clothing and accessory boutique, and the Selvin Law Firm — last week. more
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Residents met casually at Reel on July 6 to discuss creative ideas for attracting new businesses to the community.
Talking traffic, commerce in East Rockaway
Residents met for an informal meeting at Reel restaurant on July 6, the second in a series of discussions centered on attracting new businesses and foot traffic to Main Street. more
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Though Long Beach netted a record $4.3 million in beach pass revenue last summer, City Manager Jack Schnirman said the city is already ahead of last year’s pace.
More food concessions open on boardwalk
At the peak of one of the city’s busiest summer seasons, two more food concessions opened up in time for the July Fourth weekend, and more comfort stations are prepared for grand openings originally scheduled for May. more
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Pie Craft is expected to open up in the former Friendly’s location in September.
Build your own pizza in Wantagh
A new way to eat pizza is coming to Wantagh. In the space that was formerly Friendly’s at the Willow Wood shopping center, Pie Craft will open in September. It is the pizzeria-restaurant’s second location, with its first in Island Park. more
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Alexis Monaco, John Cilio, Brianna Belajonas, Jackson Cortez and Cassidy Zane proudly held their awards at the Merrick Chamber of Commerce’s annual Scholarship Awards. Not pictured was Jessica Mascia.
Chamber awards six scholarships to seniors
The Merrick Library’s garden was lined with gray chairs on June 6 in preparation for the Merrick Chamber of Commerce’s annual Scholarship Awards Night. more
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C&L Plumbing, at 196 Merrick Rd., serves homeowners, commercial businesses, and industrial customers.
A grand day for Lynbrook
Business was booming in the Village of Lynbrook last weekend when four new establishments held grand openings and ribbon cuttings on the same day. more
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Mary Levin, 6, enjoyed one of the many sweet treats available at East Meadow Community Pride Day.
Food, festivities and fun at East Meadow Community Pride Day
Residents of all ages raced to Speno Memorial Park last Saturday for one of the most beloved neighborhood events of the year: East Meadow Community Pride Day. Leaders and locals celebrated a … more
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