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Shopping local really does make a difference

This holiday season, when American consumers are once again gearing up to brave the crowds at the malls and outlet stores, or the endless expanse of the online marketplace, the Herald encourages you to do at least some of your shopping in the places you know best — your local downtowns. more

11/21/18

Gary Hudes is celebrating the 95th anniversary of Gennaro Jewelers.

A Bellmore jeweler's success was the community's success

Though Gennaro Jewelers has been in business in Bellmore for 95 years, the customer service remains similar to when Erwin Von der Heydt opened the store in May 1923, even as the community around it has changed drastically. more

By Erik Hawkins | 9/13/18

Hempstead Town Councilman Gary Hudes demonstrated proper handshake etiquette with Spencer Kaufman during a recent business seminar at Calhoun High School in North Merrick.

Hempstead Town councilman teaches business basics at Calhoun High

“How are you doing so far?” Hempstead Town Councilman Gary Hudes bellowed, addressing Peter Palazzo’s class at Calhoun High School on a recent Thursday. “Outstanding!” senior Spencer Kaufman replied. more

By Scott Brinton | 11/26/14

Gennaro Jewelers has been at its 410 Bedford Ave. location for 90 years.

Gennaro Jewelers celebrates 90 years

When customers walk into Gennaro Jewelers on Bedford Avenue, they may notice a sign hung above the doorway that reads, “The growth of any business is nurtured one customer at a time.” Gary Hudes, the shop’s owner, said his staff lives by the mantra and similar sayings posted around the store, which is among the reasons the shop has been in business for 90 years. more

By Julie Mansmann | 1/20/14

Piccolo's of Bellmore saw increased sales during the holiday season –– and even expanded to a new location.

Bellmore-Merrick businesses see signs of hope

Holiday-season retail sales across the country rose about 5 percent over their 2008 levels, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. And there are signs of recovery in the Bellmore-Merrick area as well. Many businesses have seen their sales improve since the bleak climate of 2008, but few have matched the level of activity five years ago, a Herald survey indicates. more

Deirdre Krasula | 3/10/10

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