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Grand Palace Barber Shop employee Mark Davydov gave a long-awaited haircut to a Baldwin resident on June 12.

As Nassau County’s Phase 2 begins, Baldwin barbershops, retail stores reopen

Grand Palace Barber Shop employee Mark Davydov said last Friday that the first three days since the shop had reopened were very busy. The barbershop, at Grand Avenue and Merrick Road in Baldwin, … more

By Bridget Downes | 6/18/20

In remembrance of John Rosati

June 24 was a terrible day for Jackie Fiorello and her family. After a months-long search for help for her nephew John Rosati, a 20-year-old who had moved into their Baldwin home three years earlier, Rosati took his own life. more

By Brian Croce | 10/22/14

Jolie, a dog described as “fancy,” looked like she felt right at home on a pet bed made from an Abercrombie & Fitch sweatshirt.

A&F going to the dogs, local says

Deidre Stammers, a Baldwin resident and the owner of Glory Beezzz thrift store on Merrick Road, was so outraged by comments by Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries that she decided to take a stand: She is turning all the Abercrombie merchandise in her collection into pet beds. more

Amanda McKelvey | 6/12/13

Chris Connolly/Herald Having opened within a few days of each other, Glory Beezzz, top, and Glammatoys are two new Grand Avenue storefronts that share more than a common concern about finances.

Parallel tracks for new businesses

Glory Beezzz and Glammatoys both opened their doors on Grand Avenue shortly before Christmas. The two stores still share a work-in-progress feel, and each is helmed by a female Baldwin resident with energy to spare. But these are not the only things the two small businesses have in common. They’re also stoically keeping their eyes on the prize while Baldwin — not to mention the rest of the country — slogs its way through a sagging economy. more

Chris Connolly | 3/25/11

Glory Beezzz, the brainchild of Deidre Stammers, center, opened on Grand Avenue Saturday.

New business abuzz in Baldwin

Occupying a spot in Baldwin’s wounded downtown, a new craft and thrift store, Glory Beezzz, which opened on Dec. 4, is relying on community donations and involvement to make business brisk. more

Chris Connolly | 12/8/10

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