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The United States Postal Service delivered more than 100,000 brown paper bags across Long Island this week to accommodate donations to the collection, which benefits Island Harvest Food Bank.
Stamp out hunger on Saturday
Community members are invited to stamp out hunger this Saturday by participating in the nation’s largest single-day food drive. The collection benefits Island Harvest Food Bank — a … more
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Quality haircuts for men and children
When Michael Chimounov opened his barber shop last August, he knew he had launched his vision. He took over an existing shop and remodeled it, giving it a sports theme. New York team jerseys . . . more
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Michelangelo LaMendola of the Malverne Pastry Shop displayed a tray of freshly-baked gingerbread men cookies for the village's Gingerbread Cookie Workshop, scheduled for the next day.
The inner sanctum of the Malverne Pastry Shop
It was the day before the village’s Gingerbread Workshop, and Michelangelo LaMendola, 62, was busy baking the cookies in his enormous 30-tray oven at the Malverne Pastry Shop, known throughout Long Island as the baking mecca of the village. more
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Help make Small Business Saturday a success
At least one holiday commercial aired before many children headed back to school from their summer vacations: Kmart rolled out a television spot called “Ridiculous” during the first week of September . . . more
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, watched by developer Bruce Ratner, swung a sledgehammer at a wall of Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum at a ceremonial groundbreaking for the renovation of the arena on Nov. 5.
Officials break ground for new Nassau Coliseum
With the swing of a sledgehammer into one of the walls of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, the renovation of the 43-year-old arena officially began on Nov. 5. Nassau County Executive Ed … 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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Holiday finances – Are yours on the ‘Nice’ list?
As we look forward to the joys of the holidays, it can be all too easy to get wrapped up in the excitement of the season and spend more than you can afford. According to a survey by Price Waterhouse … more
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Shop locally to help your community
Before their Thanksgiving dinners even cooled, millions of Americans began lining up outside the mega-stores to be among the first to get at Black Friday deals. Next week . . . more
OLL Youth Ministry’s fifth annual Souper Scavenger Hunt collected over 5,100 pounds of food on March 22.
Hungry for a win
Our Lady of Lourdes Youth Ministry held its fifth annual Souper Scavenger Hunt on March 22, in which 15 teams collected over 5,100 pounds of food to benefit the parish’s food pantry. The … more
Bringing the Emerald Isle to Long Island
Jennifer Derrig was a jewelry designer for more than 20 years before opening Lynbrook Irish Shop with her husband, Andrew, in August 2010. more
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