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Keane (left) and Paruch (right) with Associated manager Ralph Fischetto

American Legion Post 303 thanks local businesses for donations

Post 303 presented plaques to three RVC businesses that allowed them to solicit donations for their Poppies that they did in April and May to honor veterans. more

Compiled by Tom Carrozza tcarrozza@liherald.com | 9/2/21

Remembering Rockville Centre resident Arlene Wohlfarth

Arlene Wohlfrath, a resident of Rockville Centre for 62 years and former owner of Front Street Bakery, died on Feb. 9. She was 86. She was surrounded by her children until she peacefully took her … more

4/16/21

Flourish will replace the Iron Horse Restaurant and Bar, at 6 Railroad Ave. in Glen Head.

A new café is coming to Glen Head

Glen Head resident Chelsea Kravitz said it has been her dream to open her own brick-and-mortar bakery and café since 2013. Next summer, she will have her chance, as she plans to open the … more

By Mike Conn | 10/29/20

Manuel Lemues, a manager of Amalfi Pizzeria and Restaurant, said that he and his coworkers have been appreciating the community support after losing power for several days.

Glen Cove businesses impacted by Isaias

After months of serving customers through a pandemic, many local businesses did not expect to have to deal with the consequences of Tropical Storm Isaias. more

By Jennifer Corr | 8/12/20

Agrigento Bakery, in Island Park, is offering curbside pickup. The shop itself is closed to customers.

Island Park bakery, sweet shop prepare for spring holidays amid sour times

Island Park’s bakeries and candy shops are dealing with losses because of the coronavirus, while forging forward and preparing for Easter and Passover. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 4/6/20

Polka Dot Pound Cake is offering plenty of festive baked goods, including bunny cookies for Easter and flourless bread for Passover.

Bakeries in Rockville Centre shift selling methods this spring season

Rockville Centre bakeries are adapting to what’s become an unusual spring holiday season. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 4/6/20

Emile’s Candies, in Oceanside, is taking orders to be shipped through its new online store and by phone. The shop itself, however, is closed to customers at this time, said owner Jackie Brown.

Mario's Bakery temporarily closes, Emile's Candies shifts to shipping, curbside pickup in Oceanside

Not all is sweet in the world right now, but that won’t stop the spring holidays from coming. Oceanside and Island Park’s bakeries and candy shops are dealing with losses because of the coronavirus, while forging forward and preparing for Easter and Passover. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 4/6/20

Several local businesses partook in the “A Taste of East Rockaway” event in support of establishments affected by a fire on Main Street in August.

‘A Taste of East Rockaway’ supports fire-ravaged businesses

When three East Rockaway businesses were severely damaged by an early morning fire on Aug. 8, it did not take long for the community to rally around them. more

By Mike Smollins | 9/26/19

Fine European baking sweetens Rockville Centre

While Peter Kambitsis opened his first Long Island bakery on Feb. 1, he is far from a novice. His other culinary ventures include . . . more

By Teri Ann Loeser | 4/12/19

John Keating, manager of economic development for PSEG Long Island, left, and Linda Herman, economic development specialist at PSEG, far right, presented Baked by the Ocean owner Catherine Schimenti with a $25,000 check for building her business with energy efficient equipment.

PSEG awards grant to Baked by the Ocean

PSEG Long Island presented a check to the owner of a new bakery in the West End for building her business with energy efficient equipment in a longtime-vacant space. Catherine Schimenti, the … more

By Bridget Downes | 9/27/18

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