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The Herald Leader was granted permission to tour the historic, neglected building, a triangular Art Deco structure in the heart of Freeport. This is the view from the fifth floor to the bottom of the staircase.
The haunting decay of Plaza West
On July 26, the Herald was granted permission by Freeport village officials to tour the inside of the abandoned six-story Art Deco building at 70 W. Sunrise Highway in Freeport. more
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The Atlantic Auto Group is expected to close on the property by the end of the month.
The end is near for Plaza West in Freeport
Freeporters rallied on July 9 in front of Village Hall ahead of a planning board hearing to voice their concerns about the future of the Art Deco Plaza West building in the center of Freeport, on Sunrise Highway, which a developer is proposing to convert into a car dealership. more
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The Art Deco building at Plaza West, between Sunrise Highway and the Long Island Rail Road, has been sold to Atlantic Auto Group, which is expected to transform the property into a Lexus dealership.
Plaza West to become Lexus dealer
The Freeport Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-1 on May 30 to grant land use and parking variances for Plaza West, a vacant, six-story art deco building on Sunrise Highway in central Freeport, to Atlantic Auto Group. more
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Gia Puma, owner of Puma’s Auto Body, recently celebrated the grand opening of the shop at its new location, 4270 Austin Blvd., in Island Park.
Puma’s Auto Body celebrates new Island Park location
Puma’s Auto Body recently opened its new office in Island Park. more
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George and Cindy Mudford, the owners of English Country Garden Flowers will be closing shop in January.
Major changes for three Oyster Bay businesses
There will be one fewer pit stop for car enthusiasts heading to Cruise Night in Oyster Bay next summer. Obar Auto Parts, on South Street, closed for good last week. Pediatrician Dr. Greg Gulbransen, … more
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Family-owned and -operated for over 40 years
Friendly’s Auto & Body, which was founded in 1975 by the late Dave Morrison, is still in operation in its original location in Long Beach. more
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The Corner of Merrick and Ocean
“Back in the day there was Studnick Auto Parts,” wrote Car Geek on the online car forum jalopyjournal.com. “They had wood floors and the owners lived upstairs above the shop. If you needed something after they closed, you would ring their bell and they would come down and sell you the part.” This is how many of us remember this popular store. But, before there was Studnick’s — there was Roeckel’s General Store. more
Have a heart — become an organ donor this Valentine’s Day
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, there are more than 119,000 men, women and children on the national waiting list for organ donations. Even more sobering . . . more
Shameful executives and pure corporate greed
Let me get this straight. If a kid has an allergic reaction, his or her parents have to pay an exorbitant price for an EpiPen, something that will save the life of their child, yet a junkie who overdoses receives Narcan for free? more
Surveillance photos of the robbery at Jerusalem Auto Inc.
North Merrick used-card dealer robbed at gunpoint
Two men armed with a handgun robbed Jerusalem Auto Inc., a used car dealer at 1345 Jerusalem Ave. in North Merrick, on June 14 at 6:15 p.m., according to Nassau County police. more
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