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Adam Schmitt, right, and Madison Minniti, tested out the VersaClimber machines inside Climb N Vibe’s studio.
Climb N Vibe celebrates grand opening in Bellmore
Although David Schmitt has owned several businesses in his life, it was only recently that he pursued a venture in his hometown. Last Friday, Schmitt, an entrepreneur born and raised in Bellmore, … more
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Longtime Merrick resident Giuseppe Levanti, seen here preparing a pizza at his restaurant, Violetta’s, died last month at the age of 76.
Longtime Merrick resident Giuseppe Levanti dies at 76
Those who remember Violetta’s would recall it as one of the more popular hangout spots in Merrick in the 1970s. It had an old-fashioned jukebox, a sought-after salad recipe and an owner who … more
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Herald Inside LI will host a webinar on how to find success in family business Feb. 23 at 10 a.m.
Herald Inside LI to host webinar on family businesses
Many Long Islanders are grappling with questions about how they can best start or maintain a business. Many wonder how a family business differs from other businesses and what it takes to bring … more
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The Baldwin School District recently launched a partnership with a testing company to provide free Covid-19 testing for in-person students and their families. Appointments can be made and testing take places at the District Office.
Baldwin School District offers free Covid testing for in-person students, their families
The Baldwin School District recently launched a partnership with ATC Testing and Screening Services LLC to provide free Covid-19 testing for in-person students and their families. The initiative, … more
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Successful Aging for Active Adults…5 Tips to Achieve Your Goals
Jo Ann Jenkins, AARP CEO and author of the novel Disrupt Aging, provides an outline for living your life fully at every life stage and age. This concept became more significant to Jenkins when she … more
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As if it couldn’t have gotten worse, he was contagious
Millions of Americans seem to be manifesting what has been called “insane” behavior: They keep doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different and better result. They keep flouting coronavirus regulations . . . more
Employee Ed Frontera prepared a cart of bowling balls and shoes.
Bowling is back in Rockville Centre
Monday was a day for celebration at Maple Lanes in Rockville Centre. After a five-month shutdown because of the coronavirus pandemic, the bowling alley reopened. more
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Helping Aging Parents Plan for the Best of Their Life
There is a new generation label that many of us fall into, along with our Generation X and Millennial designation – the Sandwich Generation. This large group of 30-, 40- and 50-somethings can … more
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Feeding Your Immune System to Fight Against COVID-19
As we phase in more of the everyday activities we once enjoyed, it’s important to remember that this is a “new normal,” not necessarily the normal we were once accustomed to. As a … more
Lydia Tangorra, third from right, a volunteer for Rescuing Families, chatted with the Helfenbein family at a fundraiser last year.
Rescuing Families to hold first sale of the season
Gina and Vincent Centauro were all ready to begin holding their monthly charity yard sales at the end of March — they had several volunteers willing to help out and already had the tents set up … more
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