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King Kullen founder Michael J. Cullen moved to Point Lookout in the 1930s after founding America’s First Supermarket in 1930.
Island Park King Kullen is a family affair
When the new King Kullen supermarket in Island Park has its official opening on Dec. 14, it will be serving a region that was among the hardest hit by superstorm Sandy. The extent to which residents … more
The construction of King Kullen is taking up much of the space that used to be a lot for Paddy McGee’s, Warehouse 5 and other establishments.
Parking could plague Island Park partiers
With Memorial Day approaching, many Island Park residents are getting ready to spend some warm summer nights at the waterfront restaurants Island Park is known for: Paddy McGee’s, Coyote Grill, … more
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All of the permits needed have been issued, and now the Island Park King Kullen is set to begin construction on Oct. 1.
Island Park King Kullen going up
After years of being held up by red tape, the last of the approvals has been given for construction to begin on the King Kullen in Island Park. The Town of Hempstead recently approved the final … more
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The Barnum Island King Kullen — which would be Island Park’s only supermarket — is still on track, pending final negotiations with the Town of Hempstead.
Keeping up with Island Park
There has been quite a lot going on in Island Park the last year or so, from construction projects to surveys and more. Some of the work sites, however, have gone quiet in recent months, leaving many … more
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The parking variance for the proposed King Kullen in Island Park was approved by the town Board of Zoning Appeals. Developer John Vitale says construction could start by spring 2011.
BZA gives Island Park King Kullen the OK
John Vitale, owner of the parcel of land at the southern tip of Barnum Island, has cleared one of the last hurdles and will soon be able to start construction on the proposed King Kullen for the … more
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The proposed King Kullen would have 265 parking spaces, 22 fewer than the Town of Hempstead-required 287. The developers appealed to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a variance but were met with opposition from residents.
Island Park residents fight King Kullen
Representatives of developer John Vitale went before the Town of Hempstead’s Zoning Board of Appeals on Aug. 18 to request a parking variance for a proposed King Kullen supermarket in Barnum … more
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The proposed shopping center would feature a King Kullen, and would occupy the southern tip of Barnum Island. This rendering shows the center from Petit Place, the eastern boundary.
Island Park King Kullen moves forward
At its meeting on July 13, the Town of Hempstead Board of Trustees approved a request by Island Park developer John Vitale to rezone property he owns in the southern part of Barnum Island, bringing … more
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Town of Hempstead hosts lacrosse academy
The Town of Hempstead recently hosted a lacrosse academy for local players, attended by children from throughout the town at Speno Park in East Meadow. more
Police found an unattended suitcase at the Waldbaum's shopping center on Merrick Road in Merrick on Saturday, and the bomb squad was called in.
Second supermarket shut down because of suspicious suitcase
Nassau County Police cordoned off the Waldbaum’s shopping center on Merrick Road in Merrick on Saturday, around 5 p.m., after a suspicious suitcase was left unattended in the middle of the parking lot amid shopping carts and cars. more
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A rendering of the King Kullen development plan, designed by the Rosenbaum Design Group, was presented to the Hempstead town board on April 13.
King Kullen coming to I.P.?
A new King Kullen supermarket and retail shopping center may soon occupy a mostly vacant parcel of land in Island Park. The site's owner, John Vitale of Barnum Land Development LLC, has filed an application with the Hempstead town board requesting that the area be rezoned as a business district. more
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