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Sparky, the Islanders mascot, danced around the cars as they waited in line for Islanders swag at Belmont Park on Jan. 16.
Islanders bring their team pride to Belmont
Hundreds of cars lined Hempstead Turnpike leading in to Belmont Park last Saturday, as New York Islanders fans from throughout Long Island waited on line for their chance to get a team rally towel … more
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A new Covid vaccination site operated by Northwell Health opened at Belmont Park earlier this month.
Vaccine site opens at Belmont Park amid high demand
One day after County Legislator Carrié Solages publicly called for a vaccination distribution center in the 3rd Legislative District, which includes Elmont and Lawrence, on Jan. 5, Northwell … more
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A map of the Belmont Park redevelopment project, with the proposed modifications in place.
State seeks modifications to Belmont project
After more than a year of construction on the UBS Arena, state officials are proposing changes in the scope of the Belmont Park redevelopment project. Under proposals for the redevelopment project … more
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Carl Lubin
Good tidings for a new year
The story of Jesus Christ is not fake news — it’s good news: The good news of God the Son coming to Earth to defeat evil and bring hope and deliverance to all. It is good news that Jesus … more
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John Jurik
Look at the whole picture
I have a favorite Christmas card: a cozy little cabin snuggled in some snowy woods. Yet, it is only a moment in time. If we could see past the edges of that card, we might also see some pretty … more
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Charlotte Clark posed in front of her decorated windows.
Franklin Square man decorates homes, businesses for the holidays
Larry Cozzolino has always been into art, from the time he was a child spray painting the windows at Phil’s Pizzeria and Restaurant in Massapequa to the time he was a young adult painting … more
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The nonprofit Vision Long Island held an hour-long “Main Street Business Survival” panel discussion last Thursday as part of its three-day Long Island Smart Growth Summit, which this year was held online. Roughly 75 attended the business talk.
Long Island businesses left in limbo by pandemic
Long Island business owners, particularly its restaurateurs, are feeling anxious and confused once again after a four-month period of relative calm following last spring’s deadly local outbreak … more
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Franklin Square beekeeper John Sperduto is selling his homemade honey this year.
Franklin Square beekeeper sells homemade honey
When John Sperduto bought some honey for Christmas four years ago, he became interested in how the sugary, sweet substance is made, and started to watch YouTube videos about the process every day and … more
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Mental health groups face funding cuts as cases rise
Nonprofit mental health services in New York are facing a cut in state aid at a time when many people are struggling with anxiety and depression as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, conditions … more
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Paul Sapienza was president of the Elmont Chamber of Commerce since 2012. He gave the State of Elmont address last year.
Business community remembers Paul Sapienza
Paul Sapienza, the longtime president of the Elmont Chamber of Commerce and the owner of Sapienza Bake Shop, died at St. Francis Hospital, in Roslyn, on Saturday, at the age of 68. The cause of his … more
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