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Calendar ................................................................................................. 12-14 Chamber Message .........................................................................................8 Clubs and Organizations .........................................................................20 Community Services ......................................................................... 16-17 Elected Oﬃcials ..........................................................................................36 Chamber Member List ......................................................................... 7-46 Important Numbers ......................................................................................9 Libraries ................................................................................................... 32-33 Mayor's Message ........................................................................................10 Places of Worship .......................................................................................30 Publisher's Letter ...........................................................................................6 Reach the Herald ........................................................................................31 Schools..................................................................................................... 34-35 The Glen Cove Community Guide is an supplement to the Herald Community Newspapers. Copyright © 2026 Richner Communications, Inc. Published by Richner Communications, Inc. 2 Endo Blvd., Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 569-4000 • www.liherald.com

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PUBLISHER Welcome to this year’s Glen Cove Community Guide, your essential resource for everything that makes the City of Glen Cove such a vibrant, historic and welcoming place to live. We’re proud to bring you this annual supplement, designed to celebrate the people, places and traditions that define our waterfront city. Whether you’re a lifelong resident or new to Glen Cove, this guide is your passport to explore the experiences, resources Stuart and connections that define living here. Richner This year’s cover features a lively collage of images that capture the rhythms of daily life — signature events such as the city’s St. Patrick’s Day parade, the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival, high school athletics, residents participating in the Long Island Runs Too running club, and the North Shore Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. Together these moments capture the spirit of a city that’s among Long Island’s most dynamic places to live, work and visit. Inside these pages is a curated look at the parks, schools, library, community organizations, dining destinations and historical legacy — the places and stories that give the city its distinct character. Even longtime residents may find something new to check out, whether it’s a neighborhood event, a scenic waterfront destination or a dining spot that quickly becomes a favorite. Of course, no conversation about Glen Cove would be complete without recognizing the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce. The chamber’s dedication and leadership foster connection year-round through well-loved events, ongoing initiatives and programs that support local businesses and bring people together. Consider this guide your “owner’s manual” to Glen Cove — a resource for discovering, reconnecting with and appreciating all the city has to offer. From its historic downtown to its growing arts and dining scene, Glen Cove continues to evolve while holding on to its hometown charm. This edition is published once again in partnership with the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce, and we are honored to continue that collaboration. The guide represents our ongoing commitment to local journalism and community storytelling; we hope it inspires you to experience even more of what makes the city such an extraordinary place to call home. Thank you for reading and here’s to another great year in a community that looks toward the future while cherishing the character and connections that shape it.

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xciting news! In response to popular demand, the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce has moved Deep Roots Farmers Market into the heart of Glen Cove at beautiful Maxine Cappel Mayreis, Village Square. The DC, DACS visibility, convenience Chamber President and parking garage make it easy to pop in every Saturday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., May 30 to Nov. 7, in 2026. Deep Roots is a treasured gathering place bringing neighbors together, supporting small business vendors and celebrating the best of what is locally grown, locally sourced, locally produced, and handmade. Find amazing baked goods, produce, flowers, freshest fish, healthy dog treats, pickles, live music and more! FMNP coupons accepted. Plus, monthly indoor winter markets will run January through April 2027 at Knights of Columbus! Start planning your best pickles, pies, sauces and chili for upcoming contests! Please visit, shop and help this market flourish.Your support strengthens small businesses and keeps this vibrant experience alive. New faces welcome! Bring friends! The Glen Cove Chamber works tirelessly to elevate the visibility and success of our businesses. Through member spotlights, videos, reels, social media posting, monthly networking meetings, sponsorships, and promotional opportunities, we shine a bright light on our members. We also assist businesses by leveraging our extensive relationships across city, county, state and federal government, local newspapers and other civic agencies. The connections and resources cultivated over our 126-year history are among the greatest benefits of chamber membership. Join the chamber at glencovechamber.org and grow your business. Our spectacular Culinary Delights showcased more than 60 food and beverage businesses to nearly 800 guests at the luxurious Glen Cove Mansion. It’s an extraordinary value 8

— limitless food, drink and raffles.Vendors at our Family Fall Festival saw about 2,000 attendees. Our Awards Dinner in July celebrates London Jewelers' 100th Anniversary, NOSH Delivers, Inc., Tocolo Cantina, and Former GCPD Chief Bill Whitton. Did you see our new Welcome to Glen Cove sign on Glen Cove Ave? Shop Local reminder is on the obverse. Businesses can display their names on this sign as well. Please know that your investments in Glen Cove Chamber membership, sponsorships or events helps us give back. The Chamber donates to many local nonprofits, including NOSH, Cove Animal Rescue, Mill Neck Foundation, Glen Cove Education Foundation, college scholarships, and more. Together, we make a lasting impact. The Glen Cove Chamber’s energy, commitment and enthusiasm continue to create endless opportunities to showcase our businesses and strengthen our community. We warmly welcome you to join, no matter where you’re located. To your success, Maxine Cappel Mayreis, DC, DACS President, Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce Co-Chair, Deep Roots Farmers Market Cell: (516) 528-5955

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len Cove continues to stand Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade, out as a truly special place to Greek Festival and St. Rocco’s Feast live, work and raise a family.We are bring the community together, while proud to be a city with a small-town the Gold Coast Dance Festival and the feel, where neighbors look out for Great Marques Concours d’Elegance one another and community spirit car show attract visitors from across is part of everyday life. From our the region. Family-friendly events like walkable downtown to our scenic our Fourth of July children’s bike paMayor waterfront, there is something here rade and fireworks show, along with Pamela Panzenbeck for everyone. the annual vintage baseball game, Our youth programs are thriving. offer fun for all ages. Events are held Each year, more than 5,000 children participate throughout the year and can be found on the in programs through our Youth Services and city’s website. Recreation Department — from afterschool During the summer, the city comes alive with care and the After 3 program to junior basketball, music and activity. Sunday evenings at Morgan cheer, swimming, and tennis. Our community is Memorial Park feature the Summer Music further enriched by local sports organizations, Festival, while Friday nights in our downtown including football and cheer, Glen Cove Junior are filled with energy through the Glen Cove Soccer, Glen Cove Junior Lacrosse, and baseball Downtown Business Improvement District's and softball — helping keep children active and Downtown Sounds series. engaged.These programs are complemented Our waterfront remains one of our greatest by partners like the Glen Cove Public Library, assets. Residents and visitors can enjoy scenic the Boys & Girls Club, Garvies Point Museum, excursions on Skyline Princess Cruises, experiand the YMCA, offering additional opportunities ence Port Tiki, or head out with Never Enuff for learning and connection. Glen Cove is also Fishing from the Garvies Point area. Along with home to Glen Cove Hospital, recently recognized waterfront views and dining, these experiences as one of only two healthcare organizations in make Glen Cove a true destination. the nation to receive the 2025 Malcolm Baldrige Recreation continues to be a priority. Our golf National Quality Award. course has undergone a major transformation Glen Cove has long supported and honored and is poised to attract both residents and visiour veterans and active military. Each year, tors, while our parks and facilities offer opportuour Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade and nities to stay active year-round. Veterans Day observances serve as meaningful Glen Cove is also proud to have been recogtributes.We are especially proud to be the first nized as a Tree City USA community for 25 years, city in the United States recognized as a Mental reflecting our commitment to preserving our Health Advocate City by the Long Island Marine natural environment. Corps League, reflecting our commitment to vetWhether you are enjoying our parks, attenderan mental health. Glen Cove is also recognized ing a community event, or spending time with as an Age-Friendly Center of Excellence since neighbors, Glen Cove is a place where people 2017 and an AARP Age-Friendly City, prioritizing feel connected.We welcome you to be part of all safe, walkable streets. Our Senior Center offers a that makes this community so special. wide range of programs, services, access to our Adult Day Program, and low-cost Loop Bus. Glen Cove celebrates its diversity through a Sincerely, vibrant calendar of events.Traditions like the Pamela Panzenbeck 10

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Events that bring everyone together F By Roksana Amid

rom waterfront concerts and outdoor markets to neighborhood parades and cultural celebrations, Glen Cove’s annual calendar reflects a community built on tradition, entertainment and civic pride. Seasonal events throughout the city bring together residents of all ages while supporting local businesses, artists, nonprofits, and volunteers. Anchored by longtime staples such as the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival and the Feast of St. Rocco, Glen Cove’s community programming blends music, heritage and familycentered activities with opportunities for residents to connect. Downtown events organized by the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District, including Downtown Sounds and the annual Halloween Parade, continue to strengthen the city’s walkable downtown atmosphere while drawing crowds from across the North Shore. The Deep Roots Farmers Market has also become a popular gathering place, showcasing local produce, handmade goods and waterfront scenery each week during the warmer months. Together, these events help reinforce Glen Cove’s identity as a city where culture, community and tradition remain closely connected.

Courtesy Morgan Park Summer Music Festival Richie Cannata and The Lords of 52nd Street performed during the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival, entertaining the waterfront crowd with an evening of classic hits and high-energy music.

Morgan Park Summer Music Festival remains a waterfront tradition The Morgan Park Summer Music Festival takes place every Sunday evening in July and August at Morgan Memorial Park. All concerts are free and begin at 7 p.m., drawing thousands of residents and visitors from the North Shore and beyond each summer season. The lineup offers performances designed to appeal to a wide range of audiences and musical tastes. Past seasons have included performances by the Massapequa Philharmonic featuring the music of Gershwin and Bernstein, Broadway-themed concerts, soul and country 12

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performances, Latin music nights and tribute acts that attracted large crowds of younger attendees, including a Taylor Swift tribute concert. Founded in 1959 by the parents of Rep. Tom Suozzi, Joseph and Marguerite Suozzi, the festival has grown from a single concert into one of Glen Cove’s most recognizable community traditions. It continues to thrive through the work of volunteers and community donors who help keep the performances free and accessible for the public.

Deep Roots Farmers Market supports local vendors Held weekly at 100 Village Square in downtown Glen Cove, the Deep Roots Farmers Market has become a seasonal staple for residents seeking fresh produce, locally sourced foods and handmade products in the appealing waterfront setting. The market operates for 23 weeks from May 30 through Nov. 7, every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., rain or shine. In addition to local and organic foods, the Roksana Amid/Herald market features live music, arts and John Garcia, from The Cheese Guy, hands samples to eager shoppers Carmen and crafts vendors and family-friendly Enrique Morales. activities. Deep Roots Farmers Market was founded by Amy Peters, who died in 2024. The market is now overseen by the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce and continues to serve as both a shopping destination and community gathering space throughout the warmer months.

Downtown Sounds energizes the city center Each summer, Downtown Sounds transforms the downtown district into an outdoor concert venue filled with music, dining and community activity. Organized by the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District, the weekly event draws residents and visitors to local restaurants and businesses while bands perform throughout the Courtesy Glen Cove BID evening. JD Leonard’s Decades of Country brought high-energy country hits and crowd-favorite singalongs to Downtown Sounds. Backed by seasoned Long Island musicians, the The event highlights Glen Cove’s band celebrated decades of country music from the 1980s through today. growing downtown culture and encourages residents to gather in the city center throughout the summer. continued on page 14

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Courtesy Glen Cove BID Families, friends and costumed characters filled the streets of downtown Glen Cove during the annual Halloween Parade hosted by the Downtown Business Improvement District, celebrating the season with music, candy and community spirit.

Halloween Parade remains a family favorite Each fall during the last week of October, families line the streets of downtown Glen Cove for the annual Business Improvement District Halloween Parade, which features costumes, music and activities for children and residents of all ages. It's become one of Glen Cove’s most popular seasonal traditions, helping bring families and local businesses together while creating a festive atmosphere throughout downtown.

Noelle Hatalovsky/Herald proudly waved Greek nos eta Mountrikis, Maria Tagaris, Nina Katsa Friends Kyriaki Eliades, Athanasia Tsiolis, Nikol flags during Glen Cove’s Hellenic Heritage Day.

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Rooted in compassion C By Roksana Amid

ommunity service remains a defining part of life in Glen Cove, where local nonprofit organizations continue working to support residents, veterans, families and animals in need. Through volunteerism, outreach programs and fundraising efforts, groups across the city help strengthen connections within the community while providing important services yearround.

NOSH Delivers Founded during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, NOSH Delivers has grown into a major food assistance organization serving Glen Cove and surrounding communities. Operating from the James E. Donahue Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 347 building on Hill Street, NOSH provides food pantry services and grocery deliveries to families facing food insecurity. The organization distributes groceries, meal ingredients and household staples to over 750 residents each week. NOSH also operates programs supporting children and families during weekends, holidays and school breaks, when school meal programs may not be available. The organization relies heavily on volunteers and donations from local businesses, schools, civic groups and residents. Food drives and community fundraisers throughout the year help support Roksana Amid/Herald the organization’s growing Quincy Bartlet, Olivia Vilz and Daniela Agustin, members of the North Shore High School Key Club, mission. volunteered to help sort fresh produce for NOSH.

Tribute and Honor Foundation The Tribute and Honor Foundation is dedicated to recognizing and supporting veterans, active-duty military members and first responders throughout the Glen Cove area. Founded by residents Jeanine DiMenna and Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews, the organization has become known for its veterans recognition programs, patriotic ceremonies and community outreach initiatives. One of the foundation’s most recognizable projects is the city’s military banner program, 16

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which honors local veterans with banners displayed throughout Glen Cove. The organization also hosts awards ceremonies and collaborates with veterans organizations on memorial programs and educational initiatives. The foundation works to preserve the stories and sacrifices of veterans while encouraging community involvement and appreciation for military service.

Courtesy Elizabeth Sagarin Honorees and community members gathered during the fifth annual Tribute and Honor Awards Ceremony and Fundraising Gala.

Cove Animal Rescue For animal lovers throughout the area, Cove Animal Rescue serves as an important community resource focused on rescuing and caring for abandoned and neglected pets. Located on Shore Road, the no-kill shelter provides temporary housing, medical care and adoption services for cats and dogs in need of permanent homes. The organization depends on volunteers, foster families and donations to continue operating.Volunteers assist with feeding, cleaning, transportation and adoption events, while community fundraisers help offset veterinary and operational costs. Cove Animal Rescue also promotes responsible pet ownership and animal welfare education through outreach efforts and adoption programs.

Roksana Amid/Herald Rebecca Omaggio, of Glen Cove, adopted two black kittens since black cats are the least likely to find forever homes.

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Courtesy Pete Budraitis Photography Glen Cove embraces diversity throughout the year. The city's annual Pride flag-raising ceremony features remarks from LGBTQ+ advocates and local officials before the Pride flag is raised in Village Square. Beyond Pride Month, Glen Cove recognizes a broad range of communities, including LGBTQ+ individuals, people with disabilities, neurodiverse residents, veterans, seniors and residents from a variety of cultural backgrounds.

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ordered by the waters of Hempstead Harbor and the Long Island Sound, Glen Cove reveals itself in layers — a waterfront city shaped by immigration, industry, resilience and reinvention. While many know Glen Cove for its marinas, beaches and revitalized waterfront, the city’s deeper identity is often found in quieter places: historic side streets, longtime neighborhood institutions and overlooked landmarks that continue to reflect generations of community life. Long before Glen Cove became one of Nassau County’s only two cities, the area was home to the Matinecock people, who lived along the shoreline and relied on the harbor’s resources for survival and trade. European settlers later arrived in the 1600s, drawn by the region’s protected waters and fertile land. Over time, the settlement evolved into an important industrial and maritime center on Long Island. By the 19th century, Glen Cove had become known for shipbuilding, milling, brickmaking and oyster processing. Factories lined portions of the waterfront, attracting immigrant workers from Ireland, Italy and Eastern Europe. Those communities helped shape the city’s culture, traditions and neighborhoods — influences that remain visible today through local businesses, churches and annual celebrations. At the same time, Glen Cove became part of Long Island’s famed Gold Coast era. Wealthy industrialists built sprawling estates overlooking Hempstead Harbor, transforming sections of the city into retreats for some of America’s most prominent families. Members of the Pratt family and other influential figures established estates throughout the North Shore, leaving behind architectural reminders of Glen Cove’s Gilded Age past.

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Still, some of Glen Cove’s most meaningful places are not its grandest landmarks. Morgan Memorial Park has long served as a gathering place for residents, offering waterfront views, concerts and community events that bring generations together during the summer months. The harbor surrounding the park remains central to the city’s identity, connecting modern Glen Cove to its maritime history. Nearby, Garvies Point Preserve preserves one of Long Island’s most significant geological and archaeological sites. The wooded trails and glacial cliffs provide a glimpse into the region’s natural history while protecting Native American artifacts and ecosystems that often go unnoticed by visitors passing through the city. Downtown Glen Cove also reflects the Courtesy Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews city’s evolving identity. Older storefronts The Deep Roots Farmers Market, in Village Square, is a treasure trove stand beside newer developments, while of locally sourced delights. restaurants and small businesses represent cultures from around the world. Glen Cove’s large Hispanic and immigrant communities have become an increasingly important part of the city’s economic and cultural fabric, helping shape neighborhood life and local traditions. Religious and civic institutions continue to anchor the community as well. The Church of St. Rocco remains closely tied to the city’s Italian-American heritage, particularly during the annual Feast of St. Rocco, which fills the streets with music, food and religious processions each summer. Community organizations, volunteer groups and local nonprofits continue to play a major role in supporting residents and preserving Glen Cove’s strong sense of civic pride. Glen Cove continues to maintain a distinct identity shaped by both its history and its people. It is a city where industrial roots meet waterfront beauty, where immigrant traditions remain deeply woven into daily life, and where longtime residents and newcomers continue contributing to the next chapter of the community’s story. For many who call Glen Cove home, the city’s true character is not found in a single landmark or headline. It exists in the blend of cultures, histories and everyday moments that continue to shape life along the harbor — a reminder that some of a community’s most meaningful stories are Courtesy Church of St. Rocco often hidden in plain The Feast of Saint Rocco draws residents and visitors to Glen Cove each summer for a celebration sight. featuring food, music, rides, and Italian traditions. 2026 - 2027 19 Glen Cove Community Guide

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Volunteers and veterans gathered at the Veterans of Foreign Wars after a community banner cleaning event, helping preserve the military tribute banners that honor local service members displayed throughout Morgan Memorial Park each year. angler’s Club 70 Garvies Point Road (516) 676-9794 boy scouts of america troop 6 (516) 698-2521 GlenCove6.mytroop.us Friends of garvies Point Museum Kathryn Natale 50 Barry Drive (516) 571-8010 knatale@optimum.net GarviesPointMuseum.com Friends of glen Cove library 5 Brewster St., Box 309 (516) 676-2130 Friends of Youth bureau 128 Glen St. B (516) 671-4600 girl scouts of nassau County (516) 741-2550 customercare@gsnc.org glen Cove boys and girls Club Franca Trunzo 113 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 671-8030 mrhodes@glencovebgc.com GlenCoveBGC.org

glen Cove golf Course Mens’ Club 109 Lattingtown Road (516) 676-0550 Pro Shop: (516) 671-0033 glen Cove golf Course Womens’ Club 109 Lattingtown Road (516) 676-0550 Pro Shop: (516) 671-0033 glen Cove Hospital auxiliary 101 St. Andrews Lane (516) 674-7365 glen Cove sagE Foundation 130 Glen St. A (516) 671-2280 Kiwanis Club of glen Cove 38 Mill Hill Road (516) 669-1908

Order sons of italy in america glen Cove Loggia No. 1016 69 Glen St. (516) 676-8110 Post 76 american legion 8 Ridge Drive Glen Head 11542 (516) 671-0052 rotary Club of glen Cove P.O. Box 469 (516) 433-8882 Veterans of Foreign Wars 15 Hill St. (516) 676-9641 Woman’s Club of glen Cove (516) 676-7624 tswenson@optonline.net

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Glen Cove’s outdoor treasures By Roksana Amid

Parks shape community life From waterfront promenades to neighborhood ballfields and wooded preserves, Glen Cove’s parks are woven into the rhythm of daily life. Across the city, residents gather for concerts, youth sports, walks along the harbor and quiet moments outdoors. Together, these public spaces reflect both Glen Cove’s coastal identity and its strong sense of community.

Morgan Memorial Park remains a summer centerpiece Set along Hempstead Harbor, Morgan Memorial Park has long served as one of Glen Cove’s most recognizable public gathering places. The waterfront park draws residents throughout the year, but especially during the summer months, when thousands gather on Sunday evenings for the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival. Families spread out lawn chairs beneath the trees while boats drift in the harbor behind the stage. The park’s open green spaces, walking paths and beach access make it a destination not only for concerts, but also for recreation, relaxation and community events. Generations of residents have memories tied to the park, from childhood summers to annual traditions that continue today.

Garvies Point Park reflects Glen Cove’s evolving waterfront A short distance from downtown, Garvies Point Park offers sweeping waterfront views and modern public spaces along Glen Cove Creek. Walking trails, landscaped paths and open seating areas have helped transform the area into a destination for both residents and visitors. The park’s location beside new housing, restaurants and marinas reflects the continued evolution of Glen Cove’s shoreline while maintaining public access to the waterfront. Joggers, cyclists and families regularly use the paths throughout the year, and community events often bring additional activity to the area during warmer months. 22

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Welwyn Preserve offers a quieter natural retreat While some parks bustle with activity, Welwyn Preserve provides a more peaceful setting tucked within Glen Cove’s natural landscape. The preserve’s wooded trails and shoreline views create a quiet escape where residents can explore nature close to home. The preserve is also home to the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, adding historical and educational significance to the property. Visitors often come to walk the trails, observe wildlife or simply enjoy the calm atmosphere away from busier parts of the city. Herald file photo Students from nearby Webb Institute volunteer their time to clear out branches at Welwyn Preserve.

Get your game on Beyond Glen Cove’s larger waterfront destinations, neighborhood parks continue to play an important role every day. At Joe Stanco Park, basketball courts, playgrounds and athletic fields regularly bring together local families and young athletes. Simpkins Park provides additional recreational space for residents, while Big Ralph Park remains a familiar neighborhood gathering spot for outdoor activity and youth sports. City Stadium Park, located near Glen Cove Herald file photo High School, continues to Brian DeMasi, left, and Simranjeet Singh play regular pickleball games at Stanco Park. serve as a central location for athletic events and recreation. From youth leagues to school sports and community gatherings, the park remains closely tied to the city’s active recreational culture. Within a relatively small city, Glen Cove residents can move from waterfront promenades to wooded trails, neighborhood playgrounds and athletic fields in just a few minutes. Together, these parks help shape the character of the community, offering spaces for recreation, tradition and connection throughout the year. 2026 - 2027

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Dining scene serves up flavor, tradition and innovation By Christy Hinko

From Italian classics to global cuisine, Glen Cove’s restaurants redefine North Shore dining

he dining scene associated with larger in Glen Cove has cities. evolved into one of Italian cuisine the North Shore’s most remains one of the appealing culinary cornerstones of destinations, offering dining in Glen Cove. residents and visitors a Traditional red-sauce diverse mix of flavors, favorites, Sicilian styles and experiences specialties, brick-oven that reflect both the pizzas and refined city’s heritage and its Northern Italian changing population. dishes all have a From classic Italian place within the local comfort food and restaurant landscape. polished American Family-style meals fare to globally and multigenerational inspired cuisine and dining continue to be health-conscious popular, reinforcing eateries, Glen Cove’s the strong sense restaurants continue of community that to shape the city’s defines the city. At identity as a vibrant the same time, many waterfront community restaurants have with an increasingly modernized their sophisticated palate. menus with seasonal Much of Glen ingredients, houseCove’s culinary appeal made pastas and comes from its balance lighter preparations between tradition and that appeal to Courtesy Gaitley Stevenson-Matthews innovation. Longtime contemporary diners. Chef Jeanine and Laurie Graziose of Jeanine’s American Bistro, recently recognized as winners of Best Overall Bar and Best neighborhood American cuisine Cocktail at this year’s Culinary Delights event. establishments also plays a major continue to serve the hearty dishes and role in the city’s food scene, particularly familiar atmosphere that generations of through taverns, bistros and New American residents have come to expect, while newer restaurants that emphasize elevated comfort restaurants are bringing contemporary food and locally sourced ingredients. Menus menus, craft cocktails and elevated frequently feature seafood, steaks, gourmet dining concepts to downtown streets and burgers and creative small plates, often surrounding neighborhoods. Together, they paired with rotating craft beer selections create a food culture that feels approachable and curated wine lists. The growth of upscale while still offering the kind of variety often casual dining has helped transform Glen 26

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EATS and SWEETS Cove into a destination for date nights, celebrations and weekend gatherings. Another noticeable trend is the rise of tasting menus, shareable plates and winefocused dining experiences. Restaurants centered around small plates and carefully selected wine programs have become increasingly popular among younger professionals and longtime residents looking for a more social dining atmosphere. These establishments often emphasize ambiance as much as cuisine, with stylish interiors, outdoor patios and intimate seating that encourage guests to linger. Global cuisine has also expanded throughout the area, reflecting the city’s

cultural diversity and openness to new culinary influences. Mexican and Latin American restaurants bring bold flavors, handcrafted cocktails and festive energy to the local dining scene. Peruvian cuisine, known for its fusion of indigenous and international influences, has developed a strong following thanks to dishes that combine vibrant spices, grilled meats and fresh seafood. South Asian cuisine has likewise become an important part of Glen Cove’s restaurant mix. Himalayan and Nepalese-inspired menus introduce diners to dumplings, curries and aromatic rice dishes that add another continued on page 28

Here are some of our top choices for local eats: Cactus Cafe 214 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 609-2623 cactuscafetexmex.com Downtown Cafe 4 School St. (516) 759-2233 downtowncafegc.com Forest Ave Grill 170 Forest Ave. (516) 277-2360 forestavegrill.com Garvies Point Brewery & Restaurant 45 Herb Hill Rd. (516) 927-8300 garviespointbreweryandrestaurant.com

La Bussola Restaurant 40 School St. (516) 671-2100 labussolaristorante.com

Scoop N Fruit 8 School St. (516) 957-2667 scoopnfruit.square.site

La Ginestra 50 Forest Ave. (516) 674-2244 laginestrany.com

Sid's All American 80 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 200-9071 sidsallamerican.com

La Vicharra 58 Landing Road (516) 801-1314 lavicharragrill.com

Sweet Mandarin Asian Bistro 18 Cottage Row (516) 671-2228 sweetmandarin18.com

Laura's BBQ Waterfront Restaurant and Bar 76 Shore Rd. (516) 715-1500 laurasbbq.com

The Cove Restaurant & Oyster Bar 74 Shore Road #3427 (516) 676-1211 thecoveny.com The Marker 111 Lattingtown Road (516) 629-6686 themarkerny.com

Glen Cove Gourmet Deli & Bagels 350 Herb Hill Rd. (516) 801-0360

Oak & Vine 75 Cedar Swamp Road. (516) 200-9520 oakandvineny.com

Green Eats 17 Bridge St. (516) 787-7476 greeneatsli.com

Otherside Wine Bar 149 Glen St. Suite 2 (516) 962-9463 otherside.wine

Jalisco Cocina Mexicana & Tequila Bar 100 School St. (516) 801-1960 jaliscomexicana.com

The Metropolitan Restaurant & Bar 3 Pratt Blvd. (516) 806-4111 themetropolitancaterers.com

Pio Pio 10 51 Cedar Swamp Road (516) 667-6868 piopio.shop

Tocolo Cantina Glen Cove 120 Village Suare (516) 222-0060 tocolocantina.com

Jeanine's American Bistro 242 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 200-9603 jeaninesbistro.com

Plado Tasting Bar 274 Glen St. (516) 277-1288 pladohospitality.com

Umberto's of Glen Cove 246 Glen St. (516) 399-2255 umbertosonline.com

Puerto Vallarta 48 Cedar Swamp Road (516) 277-2900 puertovallartaglencove.com

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La Bottega 190 Glen St. (516) 277-2612 labottegagourmet.com

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layer of international flavor to the city’s offerings. These restaurants contribute to the increasingly global character of downtown dining while maintaining the warm hospitality associated with family-owned businesses. Health-conscious dining has emerged as another significant trend. Cafés and casual eateries focused on fresh ingredients, vegetarian options, smoothies, grain bowls and organic products continue to attract customers seeking lighter meals and wellnessoriented choices. The demand for healthier dining options reflects broader lifestyle trends while also complementing Glen Cove’s active community and waterfront setting. Seafood remains an important element of the local food culture, thanks in part to Glen Cove’s coastal location and maritime history. Many restaurants incorporate fresh fish, shellfish and seasonal seafood specials into their menus, often highlighting East Coast flavors and classic preparations. Waterfront and harbor-adjacent dining experiences are especially popular during warmer months, when outdoor seating and scenic views enhance the appeal of local restaurants. Downtown Glen Cove has become the focal point of much of the city’s culinary growth. Revitalization efforts and new 28

residential developments have helped increase foot traffic and support a steady flow of diners throughout the week. Restaurants, cafés and bars clustered along the downtown corridor create a walkable dining district where visitors can move easily from dinner to dessert, drinks or live entertainment. The local food scene also benefits from its connection to the surrounding North Shore communities. Nearby villages contribute additional dining destinations that complement Glen Cove’s offerings, creating a regional restaurant culture that attracts patrons from across Nassau County. Many residents view dining out as both a social activity and a way to support independently owned businesses that play a central role in community life. Outdoor dining continues to be a major draw, especially during the spring and summer months. Sidewalk tables, patios and garden-style seating areas allow restaurants to capitalize on the city’s scenic atmosphere and encourage a lively street presence. Seasonal dining events, holiday celebrations and food-centered gatherings further strengthen the connection between local restaurants and the broader community. While Glen Cove’s restaurant landscape continues to evolve, its greatest strength may be its ability to combine small-town familiarity with increasingly diverse culinary experiences. Diners can still find the comforting classics that have long defined North Shore dining, but they can also explore international flavors, contemporary presentations and creative menus that reflect changing tastes and new influences. As the city continues to grow and attract new residents, Glen Cove’s food scene appears poised for continued expansion. The combination of tradition, innovation and community support has helped establish the city as a destination where local dining is not simply about meals, but about gathering, celebrating and experiencing the unique character of one of Long Island’s most dynamic waterfront communities.

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is home to many places of worship. The city’s churches provide numerous destinations for Christians of both Protestant and Catholic denominations. Those who practice Judaism are welcome at two synagogues, from the most devout to those who wish to learn more. Sikhs can worship in Glen Cove, too, at Gurdwara Mata Sahib Kaur.

Churches Calvary AME Church 80 Cottage Row (516) 756-9060

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The Church of St. Rocco has served as a longtime center of faith and Italian-American tradition in the community, hosting religious services, cultural events and the annual Feast of St. Rocco celebration.

Carpenter Memorial United Methodist Church 11 Oak Lane (516) 946-6181

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Trinity Lutheran Church 74 Forest Ave. (516) 676-1340 Narcotics Anonymous meetings

Community Gospel Church 28 Forest Ave. (516) 676-4219 Evangelical Christian Church 2 Ann St. (516) 674-0437 First Church of God in Christ 60 Cottage Row (516) 674-0437

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 28 Highland Road (516) 676-0015

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Sikh Temple Gurdwara Mata Sahib Kaur 100 Lattingtown Road (516) 609-3333

Synagogues Congregation Tifereth Israel 40 Hill St. (516) 676-5080 CTIOnline.org North Country Reform Temple

Glen Cove Christian Church 74 Walnut Road (516) 676-2055 Glen Cove Spanish SDA Church 7 North Lane (516) 225-0490 Hanmaun Baptist Church 70 School St. (516) 277-1103 Intercession of the Holy Virgin 14 Alvin St. (516) 676-2379 Iglesia Ciudad de Refugio Asambleas de Dios de Glen Cove 47 Cottage Row (516) 671-3016 Salem Baptist Church 21 Burns Ave. (516) 676-7843 St. Patrick Catholic Church 235 Glen Cove Ave. (516) 676-0276 GlenCoveCatholic.org Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon meetings

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Cantor Gustavo Gitlin, left, and Rabbi Irwin Huberman led a song at Congregation Tifereth Israel, where they have served together for 18 years. Their partnership has helped transform the Glen Cove synagogue into a vibrant, growing community.

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Courtesy Iri Creco Visitors fill the gallery for a group photo with artist Nabil Azamy, center left, and Anthony DeSantis, right, during “The Art of Genetics” exhibit.

Glen Cove Public Library: A destination for discovery By Alyssa R. Griffin

len Cove Public Library serves as a community hub where residents can explore new interests, learn practical skills and connect with others through a variety of educational, wellness and family-focused programs. From fascinating lecture programs, clubs and health services to virtual programming and performances, the library offers a robust schedule throughout the year for patrons of all ages. One of the library’s recurring programs is its monthly Genealogy and Local History Roundtable, an in-person gathering where participants can explore family history research and discuss local history with fellow residents. Open to both beginners and experienced researchers, the roundtable encourages attendees to share genealogy tips, compare

research methods and exchange ideas about tracing family connections. Participants can discuss challenges they have encountered in their research, learn new approaches from others and discover resources that may help them continue their search. Learning opportunities at library extend far beyond bookshelves, with a diverse lineup of programming that encourages lifelong curiosity. Throughout the year, the library presents virtual lectures exploring science, history, art and culture. One recent example, “Leonardo’s Top Inventions,” featured Dr. Bill Thierfelder, who examined the remarkable innovations and scientific discoveries of Leonardo da Vinci. The presentation offered participants a closer look at the Renaissance visionary's groundbreaking ideas and the lasting influence his work continues to have on engineering, technology and modern scientific thought. Entertaining family activities delight audiences of all ages. Popular events such as

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Diana and the Dancing Dogs involve Diana and her talented golden retrievers performing impressive tricks, freestyle dance routines and interactive demonstrations. With plenty of audience participation and lighthearted fun, the show creates memorable experiences that appeal to all. The library also supports community wellness through its monthly Blood Pressure Screening program. Offered free of charge on the first Wednesday of each month, from 1-3 p.m., the screenings are conducted by a registered nurse from St. Francis Hospital. Available on a walk-in basis, the screenings give residents a convenient opportunity to have their blood pressure checked and receive basic health information from a medical professional. From thought-provoking lectures and educational workshops to Roksana Amid/Herald lively family entertainment, the Koorosh Leibowitz, brought postcards that he obtained privately from a local resilibrary continues to stand out as a dent to discuss at the Genealogy Club. vibrant community hub. By offering programs that inspire learning, spark creativity and bring neighbors together, the library enriches the lives of residents of every age while fostering a lifelong love of discovery. Visit your library Residents are encouraged to explore the calendar for upcoming lectures, workshops, wellness programs and family events. Glen Cove Public Library is located at 4 Glen Cove Ave. For more information about programs, services and events, visit the website at glencovelibrary.org or call (516) 676-2130.

Courtesy Iri Creco An abstract work by Nabil Azamy uses layered lines and algorithmic design to visualize genetic data, blending scientific information with artistic expression.

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Courtesy Glen Cove City School District For the fourth consecutive year, second-grade students from Deasy School secured the first-place regional title in the First In Math Statewide Elementary Mathematics Tournament. This year’s winners were Malek Mesbah, left, Dillan Gonzalez and Isaac Abraham.

Glen Cove City School District: Overview and highlights PTAs, cultural celebrations and volunteer initiatives that strengthen the home-school connection.

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he Glen Cove City School District serves students K–12 across four elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. Rooted in a proud seaside community, the district blends neighborhood warmth with ambitious academic and arts goals. Teachers emphasize both foundational skills and creative problem-solving so students can thrive in higher education, skilled trades and civic life. A commitment to equity guides programs for multilingual learners, students with disabilities and advanced scholars alike, ensuring access to challenging coursework and the supports to succeed. Partnerships with local arts organizations, businesses and service groups extend learning beyond the classroom through performances, internships and community projects. Families play an active role through 34

Elementary schools (Grades K-5) • Deasy School • Gribbin School • Connolly School • Landing School What stands out:

Strong foundations in literacy and math with tiered supports, enrichment and social-emotional learning. Arts and music begin early, with frequent showcases and family-focused events. Recent honors: Deasy School’s secondgrade team won its fourth straight regional title in the First in Math Statewide Elementary Mathematics Tournament, outpacing 82 districts. Each team member earned individual first-place regional honors. Awards included a regional plaque, individual trophies and a $1,000 school grant. Glen Cove Community Guide www.liherald.com

Middle school (Grades 6-8) • Robert M. Finley Middle School What stands out:

Honors and advanced coursework prepare students for high school rigor. Broad extracurriculars: clubs, performing arts, service, and athletics support exploration and belonging. Advisory and SEL programs build study skills and transition readiness. Robert M. Finley Middle School proudly hosted its annual National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony, celebrating the outstanding achievements of its newest members.

High school (Grades 9-12) • Glen Cove High School What stands out:

College and career readiness: AP/honors, CTE pathways, dual‑credit options, and counseling focus on postsecondary planning. Award‑winning arts and music with theater, band, orchestra and visual arts. Recent honors: The Glen Cove High School Masquers earned top‑tier awards at the third annual Eastern Student Artist Guild Awards for "Peter and the Starcatcher;" with Golds for Glen Cove High School cheerleaders showed immense school pride during their homeComedy Production (cast and coming game. crew), Sound Designer/Technician (Mia Lupinski, Gold with Recognition), Stage Manager (Gianna Gonzales), Performance in a Comedy (Leo Goldstein), and Supporting Performance in a Comedy (Carolyne Datkhayeva); Silvers for Ensemble in a Comedy and for performances by Kasey Miller, Aiden Van Ommeren, Rose Sullivan, and Mia DiFrancisco.

District highlights Music and arts reputation: consistent recognition at regional festivals and adjudications; theater program recognized with multiple awards. Academic reputation: Elementary math excellence — spotlighted by Deasy’s regional championship streak and advancement to state finals. Community engagement: Active parent organizations, cultural celebrations, service‑ learning, and schoolwide traditions connect classrooms to Glen Cove’s civic life. Inclusive supports: Multilingual communication, special education services and targeted interventions meet diverse learner needs. 2026 - 2027

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City officials, business owners, and Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce members gathered at 238 Glen Cove Ave. for the ribbon cutting of the new double-sided “Welcome to Glen Cove” sign, a project funded through PSEG Long Island’s Community Thrive grant and supported by participating local businesses. Orchard Laundromat Ruth Vergara (516) 582-2545 7 Alexander Pl ace orchardlaundromat@gmail.com orchardlaundromat.com Pure Pro Cleaning Solutions Michael DelliGatti (516) 427-1617 pureproclean2024@gmail.com pureprocleanny.com Ship To Shore Detailing Kenny Neice 516-996-0172 29 9th Ave. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 liboatcleaning@gmail.com longislandboatcleaning.com Victory Restoration and Cleaning, Inc. Jeannie Riccardo 516-723-9463 61 Glen Head Road Glen Head, NY 11545 victoryrestorationinc@gmail.com victoryrestorationandcleaning.com

Construction and Remodeling Rason Asphalt James Haney (631) 293-6210 PO Box 530 Old Bethpage, NY 11804 amurphy@rason1.com Tempco, Inc. Matt 5166745100 10 Morris Ave. matt@tempcoair.com tempcoair.com

Consulting and Advisory Services Executive Coaching Group, Inc Herma M. Schmitz (212) 245-2871 300 Herb Hill Road ph07i hschmitz@executivecoachgroup.com executivecoachgroup.com

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World Insurance Associates Owen Trepeta (516) 477-5849 40 Ayers Road Locust Valley, NY 11560 owentrepeta@worldinsurance.com

Education and Childcare Kent Prep Sharon Kim (718) 423-5757 241-02 Northern Blvd.., Suite #3A Douglaston, NY 11362 joyce@kentprep.nyc kentprep.com COPA, Inc.: College Options in the Performing Arts Amy Goldin (516) 674-6116 1 Berry Lane info@performingartsoptions.com performingartsoptions.com Friends Academy Leslie Lemma (516) 676-0393 270 Duck Pond Road Locust Valley, NY 11560 leslie_lemma@fa.org fa.org Glen Cove Child Day Care Center, Inc. Christine Curra (516) 671-2880 P.O. Box 191 ccurra@gccdc.org glencovechilddaycarecenter.org Glen Cove Schools Dr. Alexa Doeschner (516) 759-7217 150 Dosoris Lane adoeschner@glencoveschools.org glencove.k12.ny.us Harbor Child Care Erica Giddens (516) 277-2123 49 Forest Ave . egiddens@harborchildcare.org harborchildcare.org Continued on next page

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Jazz Hands Children's Theatre Christopher Moll (310) 490-4102 3 Eldridge Place jazzhandsct@gmail.com jazzhandschildrenstheatre.com R.M Finley Middle School Tania Polansky (516) 801-7510 1 Forest Ave. tpolansky@glencoveschools.org Tiegerman Cynthia Romito (516) 609-2000 ext.312 100 Glen Cove Ave cromito@tiegerman.org tiegerman.org Webb Institute Mark Martecchini (516) 671-2277 298 Crescent Beach Road mmartecchini@webb.edu

Elder Care and Senior Services 4U Transit LLC John Guozo (917) 471-2477 35 Plymouth Dr. S. Glen Head, NY 11545 Izoitas@4utransit.com 4utransit.com CareFirst Home Solutions Carolynn Eipel (516) 784-4411 58 School St. carolynn@carefirsthomesolutions.com How Can I Help Elder Care Angelina Stone (516) 779-9487 P.O. Box 605 cna452@aol.com howcanihelpeldercare.com

Events and Entertainment Services Brookville Country Club Carl O'Boyle (516) 671-5440 210 Chicken Valley Glen Head, NY 11545 ap@brookvillecc.com brookvillecc.com Northwell Multiple Sclerosis & Breast Cancer Lori Shane (516) 666-7762 100 Glen St 2213 lorishane1111@gmail.com Port Tiki at Glen Cove Mathew Bittner (516) 566-7011 Slip FA Garvies Point Marina, porttikiglencove@gmail.com porttiki.com Sea Cliff Manor Nick Pellegrini (516) 671-0200 395 Prospect Ave. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 seacliffmanor7@gmail.com seacliffmanor.com

Skyline Cruises & Charters Marie Shea (718) 446-1100 1 World's Fair Marina Flushing, NY 11368 management@skylinecruises.com skylinecruises.com The Mansion At Glen Cove Hotel Helen Whitehead (516) 560-3130 200 Dosoris Lane hwhitehead@glencovemansion.com themansionatglencove.com The Metropolitan Caterers Raj & Raiki Maini (516) 671-4444 3 Pratt Blvd. themetropolitancaterers.com Wonder Walls Glen Cove Nicole Awad (917) 974-9361 77 Woolsey Ave. Wonderwallsglencove@gmail.com wonderwallsglencove.com

Finance and Insurance 3 Dimensional Wealth Advisory Matthew Rendell (646) 779-8486 168 Forest Ave., Suite 101 Locust Valley, NY 11560 matthew.rendell@3dwealthadvisory.com 3dwealthadvisory.com American Community Bank Stephen F. Juhasz (516) 609-2900 300 Glen St. sjuhasz@acbalways.com acbalways.com Assured Partners Chris Volpe (516) 666-2413 16 Cherrywood Lane Lattingtown, NY 11560 crvolpe10@gmail.com linkedin.cominchris-volpe-5194771a3 C. A. M. Associates Nicholas DiLeo, Jr. (516) 609-0444 34 Forest Ave. info@camassociatesinc.com Celeste & Co. Insurance Group. Celeste P. Gullo (516) 658-1301 60 Glen Head Road Glen Head, NY 11545 celestegullo@gmail.com celestegullo.com Embrace Home Loans Carlos Santana (516) 604-9895 53 The Promenade Glen Head, NY 11545 carlossantana2303487@gmail.com papimortgages.com First Central Savings Bank Matt Nartowicz 516-609-3500 70 Glen St. mnartowicz@myfcsb.com firstcentralsavings.com

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FourLeaf Federal Credit Union Christian Noboa (516) 740-0678 111 School St. (800) 628-7070 cnoboa@fourleaffcu.com fourleaffcu.com John S Morana CPA PLLC John Morana 3477020858 11 Hamilton Square Glen Head, NY 11545 john@moranacpa.com John Perrone State Farm Insurance Agency John Perrone (516) 502-0540 1644 Hillside Ave. New Hyde Park, NY 11542 john.perrone.vaaj3k@statefarm.com sfagentjohn.com Michael G. Norman CPA, PC Michael Norman (516) 942-0300 410 Jericho Tpke., Ste 200 Jericho, NY 11753 mikencpa01@aol.com New York Life Patti Collins (631) 877-1980 520 Broadhollow Road Melville, NY 11747 pacollins01@ft.newyorklife.com newyorklife.comagentpacollins01 Paul Nagel, CPA Paul Nagel (516) 759-2930 13 Deasy Lane pnagelcpa@hotmail.com pnagelcpa.com Paul Roman State Farm Agency Paul Roman (516) 676-4141 39 Glen St.., Ste #1 paul.roman.vahkn7@statefarm.com insuredbypaul.com Seaview Adjusting Group Inc Johny Martinez (516) 790-4377 28 East Park Ave. Long Beach, NY 11561 jmartinez@seaviewadjusting.com seaviewadjusting.com Seniors First NY, Inc. Carolyn Marks (516) 570-0675 47 Harwood Drive East seniorsfirstny@gmail.com seniorsfirstinsurance.com Shelter Rock Wealth Management, LLC Matthew Brenner (516) 921-1445 404 Glen Cove Ave., Ste 100 Sea Cliff, NY 11579 matthew.brenner@lpl.com lpl.com The Peart Agency Lauren Peart (914) 316-8983 1005 Glen Cove Ave., Suite 103 Glen Head, NY 11545 laurensflady@gmail.com laurensflady.com Continued on next page

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Thomas Bunger Insurance Thomas Bunger (516) 761-2856 USI Dominic Brasiello (516) 424-6939 43 Maple Ave . dominic.brasiello@usi.com Webster Bank Ann Coughlin (516) 532-2272 acoughlin@websterbank.com websterbank.com

Fitness and Sports Centers Gold Coast Pickleball Club Jason Strong (516) 676-9849 95 Glen Head Road Glen Head, NY 11545 ghrctennis@gmail.com goldcoastpickleballclub.com Level Up Glen Cove Nicole Helmus (516) 629-6045 10 School St. Info@levelupglencove.com levelupglencove.com Orangetheory Fitness Greenvale(516) 535-0900 61 Glen Cove Road Greenvale, NY 11548 studiomanager1160@orangetheoryfitness.com greenvale.orangetheoryfitness.com RADD, Fitness, Nutrition and Recovery Daniel Gutierrez (516) 855-7348 74 Cedar Swamp Road Info@raddcrossfitnsli.com raddfitness.com Scuba Network Martha Katz (516) 997-4864 204 Glen Cove Road Carle Place, NY 11514 scubaclass@aol.com scubalongisland.com YMCA at Glen Cove Peter Foster (516) 671-8270 125 Dosoris Lane peter.foster@ymcali.org ymcali.org

Food and Beverage Belgian Mastercooks Alain V De Coster ACE, CE, BMCA, CEC, AAC (516) 650-2725 83 Dosoris Lan e almageo@optonline.net mastercooks.be Blessing's Artisan Bakery Marty Rosengarten (917) 576-7035 82 School St. blessingsartisanbakery@gmail.com Redesigning our website COCO Confections and Coffee Terrence Kenniff

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Mario Marin, Celeste Gullo and Roberto Hernandez, with Allstate Insurance, were ready with goodies during the chamber’s Fall Festival. (516) 277-2657 365 Glen Cove Sea Cliff, NY 11579 kenniff@coco-li.com coco-li.com Curcio Bakery & Cafe Angelina Curcio (516) 759-1141 10 Cedar Swamp Road curciobakery@gmail.com curciobakery.com Deep Roots Farmers Market Maxine Cappel Mayreis (516) 676-6666 100 Garvies Point Road deeproots@glencovechamber.org facebook.comdeeprootsfarmersmarket Forest Ave Grill Alberto Ruiz (516) 277-2360 170 Forest Ave. rruiz2071@gmail.com ForestAveGrill.com Glen Cove Liquor and Wine Factory Bobby Lee (516) 676-6500 223 Forest Ave . jaesoolee@yahoo.com Hormans Pickles Nick Horman (516) 444-1280 36 Garvies Point Road nicky@hormansbestpickles.com hormansbestpickles.com Morgan's Delicatessen Louis Lopez (516) 676-3253 29 Carpenter St. lopezdvr2021@gmail.com facebookmorgansdelicatessen Mr. Flavors Ice Cream Truck Leon Williams (720) 291-1176 741 Elmont Road Nassau, NY 11003 mr.flavorsli@gmail.com mrflavorsicecream.com MsSauce Plates Culinary Horizon Jonelle Watson

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(516) 473-3667 86 Crescent Beach Road imadethesauce@yahoo.com mssauceplates.comimadethesauce Munch Coffee & Confections Courteney Preenja (646) 509-7033 244 C Glen Cove Ave. bakedbymunch@gmail.com Ralph’s Italian Ices Lorrie Vaccaro (516) 417-3330 events.ralphsgoldcoast@gmail.com ralphsices.com Rising Tide Natural Market Jerry Farrell (516) 676-7895 42 Forest Ave. jerry@risingtidemarket.com risingtidemarket.com Scoop N Fruit Antonio Mazilu (646) 913-3115 8 School St. info@scoopnfruit.com St. Rocco's Panetteria Lisa Sacchetta (516) 427-5333 4 St. Rocco Place st.roccosbakery@yahoo.com

Government and Public Services Glen Cove Public Library Joanna Cabo (516) 676-2130 4 Glen Cove Ave . jcabo@glencovelibrary.org glencovelibrary.org Glen Cove Volunteer Fire Dept Joseph Solomito (516) 676-0336 10 Glen Cove Ave. chiefs@gcvfd.com gcvfd.com US Army SFC Luis Gamarra Continued on next page

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(315) 777-0529 1704 Pitkin Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11212 gamarrafamily0917@gmail.com

Health and Wellness All Island Dermatology Tom Onorato (516) 488-1313 ex 329 100 Village Square., Suite 170 tomonorato@hotmail.com allislanddermatology.com Alchermes Wellness Kate Alchermes (516) 318-3242 kate.alchermes@gmail.com AlchermesWellness.com CEC Health Care Michael DeGeorges (516) 622.8888 113 Glen Cove Ave . degeorgesm@charlesevanscenter.org charlesevanscenter.org Clarity Mental Health Counseling Long Island PLLC Christina Mortimer (914) 340-4345 70 Glen St., Suite 247 Info@claritymentalhealthli.com claritycounselingli.com Crescent Integrative Medicine Dr. Siddique 5167760745 235 Forest Ave . ksiddiquemd1@gmail.com crescentintegrativemedical.com Dr. Eve Lupenko Greenberg Cosmetic Surgery & Dermatology Eve Lupenko (516) 364-200 160 Crossways Park Drive Woodbury, NY 11797 evelup@yahoo.com greenbergcosmeticsurgery.com Dr. Max Chiropractor Maxine Cappel Mayreis (516) 759-7702 480 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, NY 11560 spinetime4u@yahoo.com doctormax.net Dr. Stacie Locascio, D.C., BCN Brain Core Neurofeedback Dr. Stacie Locascio (516) 903-4599 480 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, NY 11560 s.locascio@optonline.net dr-stacie.com Emerge Nursing & Rehabilitation at Glen Cove Mary Suddel (516) 740-9900 2 Medical Place msuddell@gmail.com marquisrehabandnursing.com Empire Psychiatry Jacob Wartenberg (516) 900-7646 708 Glen Cove Ave., Ste 5 Glen Head, NY 11545 empirepsychiatrypc@gmail.com empirecareclinic.com Glen Cove Hospital

Northwell Health Allison Shimonski (516) 674-7580 101 Saint Andrews Lane ashimonski@northwell.edu northwell.edu Glen Cove Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation Kathy Santucci (516) 778 4345 6 Medical Place kathy@liaisonrehab.com liaisonrehab.com Glengariff Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center Stephanie DePalma (516) 672-3084 141 Dosoris Lane sdepalma@glengariffrehab.com glengariffrehab.com Glenn Optics LLC Margaret Logan (516) 674-4063 26 Glen St. glennoptics@hotmail.com glennoptics.com GNC Raja (516) 674-8029 214 Glen Cove Ave., Suite E gncspringfield7530@gmail.com Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy Jason Villano (516) 268-3555 214 Glen Cove Ave. jason.villano@ivyrehab.com ivyrehab.comlocationglen-cove-ny LifeVac Laura Bonelli (516) 659-4122 120 Lake Ave. Nesconset, NY 11767 laurabonelli@lifevac.net lifevac.net Mark Medical Care Lizette Herrera (877) 673-4818 195 Forest Ave. info@markmedicalcare.com markmedicalcare.com Monarch Acupuncture PLLC Francisco Medrano (516) 801-0097 333 Glen Head Road, Ste 70 Old Brookville, NY 11545 monarchacupunctureli@gmail.com monarchacupunctureli.com North Shore Laser Pain Relief Maxine Cappel Mayreis (516) 759-7702 480 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, NY 11560 spinetime4u@yahoo.com doctormax.net Poiema Wellness Sonya Lowe (917) 362-7088 16 Carolina Ave. Hempstead, NY 11550 poiemanewlife@gmail.com poiemawellness.com Sands Point Center

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Nancy Waldman (516) 719-9423 1440 Port Washington Blvd. Port Washington, NY 11569 nwaldman.sandspoint@gmail.com sandspointrehab.com The Med Station Ernie Feliciano (516) 759-5406 480 Forest Ave., Suite # 403 Locust Valley, NY 11560 efeliciano@themedstationpc.com themedstationpc.com Tranquil Heart Reiki, Intuitive Nick Carbuto (516) 313-8276 4 Grissom Drive Clifton Park, NY 12065 tranquilheartnick@gmail.com Village Square Pharmacy Yury Arabov (516) 201-2820 100 Village Square, Suite 130 VillageSquareRX@gmail.com villagesquarepharmacy.com

Home and Garden A.F Kaufman, Inc. Claude Wieman (516) 676-8330 50 Dickson St. claudew@afsupply.com afsupply.com Arborland Tree Care & Landscaping Corp. Gerald Aparicio (516) 918-9719 arborlandtc22@gmail.com facebook.comArborlandtree-Care-LandscapingCorp-100256329360160 Brinkmann's Frank Carlick (516) 676-3300 77 Forest Ave. fcarlick@brinkmannsenterprises.com brinkmannhardware.com Costantino's Nursery Angelo Constantino (516) 671-6064 36 Forest Ave. angelo0917@gmail.com Fibrenew Nassau North Anita Shen Silber (929) 665-0902 90 E Broadway Roslyn, NY 11576 anitashen-silber@hotmail.com fibrenew.comnassaunorth Sound Designs Joseph Ferrara (516) 946-6726 4 Alvin St. joe@sounddesignsny.com sounddesignsny.com Westbury Floral Designs Lia D'Angelo-Alan (516) 333-0830 53 Post Ave. Westbury, NY 11590 sales@westburyflorist.com westburyflorist.com Continued on next page

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Home Services and Contractors Baker Air, Inc. - Heating & AC Kris (516) 650-0622 1 School House Hill Road Glenwood Landing, NY 11547 kris@bakerair.com bakerair.com Better Water Jeannie Riccardo (516) 801-0191 61 Glen Head Road Glen Head, NY 11545 betterwaterny@gmail.com betterwaterny.com Glen Floors Carol Nelson (516) 671-3737 30 Glen St. glenfloors@aol.com glenfloors.com Green Light Inspections Ronald Darress (516) 668-0043 ron@greenlightinspections.com Higher Elevation LLC. Licensed & Insured Home Inspectors Rob Byrne, CPI (516) 509-9091 188 Brown St. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 rob@higherelevationllc.com higherelevationllc.com O'Keefe Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Timothy O'Keefe (516) 674-3154 42 Harbor Way Sea Cliff, NY 11579 okeefeplumbing@gmail.com okeefeplumbing.net Renewal by Andersen of Long Island Doreen Caulo (516) 647-6351 dcaulo@rbalongisland.com

Information Technology Klyonlabs LLC Benjamin Law (646) 335-3456 14 Cedar Lane N Glen Head, NY 11545 blaw@klyonlabs.com klyonlabs.com Prime Internet Group Periklis Lampros (718) 886-1672 3 Tennis Court Glen Head, NY 11545 pl@primeinternetgroup.com primeinternetgroup.com Studio Haven Web Design Michelle Ng (917) 727-3597 19 Lamarcus Ave. hello@studiohaven.com studiohaven.com

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Award recipients were recognized during the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce awards ceremony in 2025. Honorees included Antonio and Olga Mazilu of Scoop N Fruit Ice Cream, who received the New Business Award; Glen Cove High School Principal Allen Hudson, who received the Leadership Award; Ian and Adam Siegel of The Shoppe by Trubee Hill, who received the Small Business Achievement Award; Dean Mayreis, who received the Community Service Award; and Kris Baker, who received the Corporate Achievement Award.

Investigation Security Finest Security & Consulting Jon Wilson (516) 857-8963 352 North Delaware Ave. Lindenhurst, NY 11757 info@finestsecurityconsulting.com finestsecurityconsulting.com FVP investigations (516) 615-6825 285 Jericho Tpke. Mineola, NY 11501 FVPinvestigations@gmail.com fvpinvestigations.com

Legal Services Chiariello & Chiariello, Esqs. Gerald Chiariello (516) 801-8100 147 Glen St. accountspayable@chiariello.com chiariello.com Donna M. McNaughton, P.C. Donna M. McNaughton, Esq. (516) 759-6800 108 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, NY 11560 dmmlawlady@yahoo.com Edward Lieberman, Esq Edward Lieberman 516-359-4691 elieberman614@gmail.com Ellenoff Grossman & Schole, LLP Amanda Fugazy (516) 801-8139 1345 6th Ave. New York, NY 10105 avieyra@egsllp.com egsllp.com Greenberg & Greenberg New York Adoption Attorneys James Marlowe Greenberg Esq. (516) 621-7717 3 Sierks Lane Roslyn, NY 11576 ggesqsjames@aol.com adoptlawfirm.com

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Hecht, Kleeger & Damashek, P.C.Jordan Hecht 212-490-5700 19 West 44th St., Suite 1500 New York, NY 10036 support@lawyer1.com lawyer1.com Megerian Law Firm PLLC John D. Megerian Esq. (212) 684-9693 186 Forest Ave . john@megerianlaw.com megerianlaw.com Roberta Fox, Esq Roberta Fox (516) 671-3807 34 Harbor Way Sea Cliff, NY 11579 foxesq1@aol.com robertafoxesq.com

Manufacturing and Industrial Allied Maker Ryden Rizzo (516) 200-9145 108 Glen Cove Ave., Suite 3 ryden@alliedmaker.com alliedmaker.com Maida International Gerald Maida (516) 676-3079 7A Oyster Bay Road Locust Valley, NY 11560 sales@maidaintl.com maidaintl.com SAE Manufacturing Specialties Corp. August Kim (516) 855-5540 86a Bayville Ave. Bayville, NY 11709 operations@saemfg.com saemfg.com Continued on next page

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Media and Communications Ampere Business Services, Inc. Michael McGowan (516) 900-3365 626 RXR Place., West Tower, 6 Uniondale, NY 11556 mike@amperebusinessservice.com amperebusinessservice.com BrakeThrough Media Iri Greco (516) 607-9101 35 Woolsey Ave. iri@brakethroughmedia.com brakethroughmedia.com Content CreatorBlogger Gracie Donaldson Cipriano (516) 650-9637 45 12 Elm Ave. marygrace.donaldson@gmail.com marygracedonaldson.wixsite.comfightingfoodnoise DMW Marketing Solutions Danielle Welge (516) 672-6697 17 Laurel Ave. dmwmarketingsolutions@gmail.com GSM Communications, Voice & Speech CoachPR Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews, MFA (212) 315-4118 163 Landing Road gsmcommunicationsgroup@gmail.com gaitley.biz Glen Cove Central Online Directory Lorin Roberts (516) 669-7457 15 Germaine St. admin@glencovecentraldirectory.com glencovecentraldirectory.com HibuMichelle Zeitlin Michelle Zeitlin (516) 647-4633 Cedar Lane Glen Head, NY 11545 michelle.zeitlin@hibu.com hibu.com Marketing Crew LLC Roberto Hernandez (516) 366-2505 50 Saint Andrews Lan e roberto@marketingcrewllc.com marketingcrewllc.com Richner Communications, Inc., Glen Cove Herald Rhonda Glickman 516-569-4000 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City, NY 11530 rglickman@liherald.com liherald.com Roel Resources Ronald Roel (516) 319-4874 19 St. Andrews Lane ron.roel@gmail.com 45forward.org Schneps Media LI Steven Blank (516) 263-6440 132 East. 2nd St. Mineolam, NY 11501 sblank@schnepsmedia.com theisland360.com

W.M.S. Designs Matt Senie (631) 804-6632 2 Baycrest Ave. Westhampton, NY 11977 w.matthew.senie@gmail.com wmsdesignsgames.com

Nonprofit and Community Organizations La Fuerza Unida, Inc. Kelly Guerra (516) 554-7261 40 Glen St., Suite 1 president@lfuinc.org lfuinc.orgindex.html Causes For Kids Aleta Love (631) 704-6833 372 Erlanger Blvd. North Babylon, NY 11703 contact@causesforkids.org causesforkids.org Friends of Garvies Point Museum Veronica Natale (516) 571-8010 50 Barry Drive vnatale@nassaucountyny.gov garviespointmuseum.com Friends of The Glen Cove Youth Board Spiro K. Tsirkas 516-671-4600 128 Glen St. B info@friendsoftheglencoveyouthboard.com friendsoftheglencoveyouthboard.com Glen Cove Boys and Girls Club Franca Trunzo (516) 671-8030 113 Glen Cove Ave. ftrunzo@glencovebgc.org glencovebgc.org Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce Maxine Mayreis (Treasurer) (516) 676-6666 info@glencovechamber.org glencovechamber.org Glen Cove Downtown B.I.D. Jill Nossa (516) 759-6970 30A Glen St., Ste 200 info@glencovedowntown.org glencovedowntown.org Glen Cove P.B.A. Ryan Nardone (516) 676-1000 PO Box 285 gccpba@yahoo.com glencovepd.com Glen Cove Sage Foundation Carolynn Eipel (516) 721-9585 130 Glen St. carolynneipel@gmail.com glencovesage.com Gold Coast Business Association Jeannie Riccardo (516) 860-5176 PO Box 251 Glen Head, NY 11545 goldcoastbusinessassociationli@ gmail.com goldcoastbusinessassociation.com

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Grenville Baker Boys & Girls ClubTara Butler (516) 759-5437 135 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, NY 11560 tara.butler-sahai@gbbgc.org gbbgc.org Hempstead Harbour Club Leslie Stein (516) 592-2475 150 Garvies Point Road omegaind@aol.com hempsteadharbourclub.com Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County Bernard Furshpan (212) 315-4118 100 Crescent Beach Road info@holocaust-nassau.org hmtcli.org Living Water for Women, Inc. Lisa Cohn (516) 759-0643 85 Glen Cove Ave. lisa@livingwaterforwomen.org livingwaterforwomen.org Loggia Glen Cove Sons of Italy #1016 Ralph Ciano (516) 676-8110 69 Glen St. loggiaglencove@gmail.com loggiaglencove.org Mill Neck Family of Organizations Kelly Barbu (516) 628-4241 40 Frost Mill Road Mill Neck, NY 11765 kelly.barbu@millneck.org millneck.org North Shore Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Connie Pinilla (516) 521-8274 cpinilla@nshchamber.org nshchamber.org SCO Family of Services Emma Flahive (516) 666-0469 1 Alexander Place eflahive@sco.org sco.org Sid Jacobson JCC Lisa Rosenkrantz 516-484-1545 300 Forest Drive Greenvale, NY 11548 lrosenkrantz@sjjcc.org sjjcc.org The WaterFront Center George Ellis (516) 922-7245 1 Westend Ave. Oyster Bay, NY 11771 george@thewaterfrontcenter.org thewaterfrontcenter.org Tribute & Honor Foundation Gaitley Stevenson-Mathews (212) 315-4118 tributeandhonorfoundation@gmail.com phoenixrisingawards.com VFW Post 347 Dave Whitting (516) 676-9641 davidwhitting@yahoo.com VFWPost347.com Continued on next page

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Pet Services Cove Animal Rescue Dayna Connelley (516) 676-5913 40 Shore Road coveanimalrescue@gmail.com coveanimalrescue.com Dan's Pet Care Daniel Reitman (516) 551-1613 10 Shore Road dan@danspetcare.com danspetcare.com House Of The Woofers Inc Alan Huaranca (516) 591-3819 38 Forest Ave., Ste A alan@houseofthewoofers.com houseofthewoofers.com

Photography and Videography Adrienne Daley Photography Adrienne Daley (516) 380-4876 25 Kirkwood Drive adrienne@adriennedaley.com daleyportraits.com Peter M. Budraitis Photography Studio 9 New York, Inc. Peter Budraitis (516) 674-0227 Hours by appointment pb@s9ny.com Photography: pmbphoto.com Marketing: s9ny.com Headshots: HeadshotsOnLongIsland.com Portraiture: PortraitsWithAPurpose.com

Printing and Graphics Image Krafters Inc. Cliff Krauter (516) 922-0692 251 Bayville Ave., Unit 1321 (877) 922-0612 Bayville, NY 11709 cliff@imagekrafters.com imagekrafters.com Minuteman Press Alan Goldberg (516) 676-7718 63 12 Glen St. mmpgc@aol.com glencove.minutemanpress.com The Glen Cove Printery Patti & Kevin Lohrius (516) 609-2554 177 Glen St. pattiprintery@gmail.com glencoveprintery.com Richner Printing and Mail Services Michael Karff (516) 516-4000 ext 288 2 Endo Blvd., Garden City, NY 11530 mkarff@richnerprinting.com richnerprinting.com

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Professional Services Verity Van Lines Will Feimer (516) 232-6233 3685 Merrick Road Seaford, NY 11596 william@verityvanlines.com verityvanlines.com Whitting Funeral Home Blase Whitting (516) 671-0807 300 Glen Cove Ave. Glen Head, NY 11545 info@whitting.com whitting.com

Real Estate and Realtors A Class Realty Tony Mazzara (516) 368-6841 268 Bayville Ave. Bayville, NY 11709 tony.mazzara@a-classrealty.com aclassrealty.com Bedi Team at Compass Rhonda Sadur (516) 446-4311 rhonda.sadur@compass.com compass.comagentsrhonda-sadur Berkshire Hathaway Laffey International Realty Mary Stanco, Realtor (516) 351-6336 50 School St., Suite 2 maryann1970@aol.com facebook.commary.stanco Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Laffey International Realty Joanne Yee (646) 541-2300 49 Bryant Ave. Roslyn, NY 11576 joanneyeepta@yahoo.com Berkshire Hathaway Laffey International Realty Ben Greenspan (516) 375-1943 191 Hillside Ave. Williston Park, NY 11596 bgreenspan@bhhslaffey.com bengreenspan.com Blue Island Homes Mark Stempel (516) 613-3600 43 Glen Cove Road Greenvale, NY 11548 mark@blueislandhomesny.com blueislandhomesny.com Branch Real Estate Group Molly Deegan (917) 744-3961 203 Glen Cove Ave. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 mollydeegan@branchreg.com branchreg.com Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty Stephanie Feiner (631) 614-6637 342 Wheatley Plaza Greenvale, NY 11548 stephaniefeiner@danielgale.com homeonlongisland.com

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Daniel Gale Sotheby's Realty Robin (516) 759-6822 329 Glen Cove Ave. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 robinhesse@danielgale.com danielgale.com Douglas Elliman Real Estate Alexa Moshos (516) 759-0400 71 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, NY 11560 alexa.moshos@elliman.com elliman.com Douglas Elliman Real Estate Lori Sheehan (516) 382-4242 71 Forest Ave. Locust Valley, NY 11560 lori.sheehan@elliman.com elliman.comlorisheehan Garvies Point Development 49 Herb Hill Road garviespoint.com Laffey Real Estate Melissa P. Mancuso Licensed North Shore Realtor (516) 322-3501 55 Northern Blvd. Greenvale, NY 11548 mmancuso@laffeyre.com melissamancuso.laffey.com Landmark Realtors Inc. Gabor Karsai (516) 359-8028 1 Garvies Point Road karsai@aol.com Steven Warshaw Realty Connect USA Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker (516) 336-8126 35 Arkay Drive Hauppauge, NY 11788 stevenwrealtor@gmail.com stevenwarshaw.realtyconnectusa.com

Religious Organizations Congregation Tifereth Israel CTI Rabbi Irwin Hubermam (516) 676-5080 40 Hill St. lauren@ctionline.org ctionline.org First Presbyterian Church of Glen Cove Lana Hurst (516) 671-0258 7 North Lane Lana@fpcglencove.org fpcglencove.org North Country Reform Temple Nancy Cohen (516) 671-4760 86 Crescent Beach Road office@ncrt.org ncrt.org Continued on next page

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Restaurants and Dining All American Sean (516) 200-9071 80 Glen Cove Ave. sidsallamerican@gmail.com sidsallamerican.com Burger Boys Bar & Grill Raul Pacheco (516) 723-9710 70 Landing Road burgerboysbar@gmail.com burgerboysbarandgrill.com Cactus Cafe Paul Hansen (516) 609-2623 214 D Glen Cove Ave. cactuscafeoffice@gmail.com cactuscafetexmex.com El Tazumal Restaurant Edward Villatoro (516) 674-9465 6 Glen St. edwardscoffeeshopinc@gmail.com eltazumal.com Garvies Point Brewery & Restaurant Matt Silver (516) 927-8300 45 Herb Hill Road info@garviespointbrewing.com gpbreweryandrestaurant.com Glen Cove Diner Byron Nick Voutsinas (516) 676-1400 187 Glen St. glencovediner1@gmail.com glencovediner.com Hazuki Sushi Liu Helen (516) 609-2828 207 Forest Ave . helenliu100102@gmail.com hazukijapanese.com Honey's Bistro Patrick OHalloran (516) 424-9957 6 Railroad Ave. Glen Head, NY 11545 honeysbistroglenhead@gmail.com honeys-bistro.com Hooked & Battered at Morgan Memorial Park John DeJesus (516) 234-9420 Germaine St. Morgan Park musketatackle@gmail.com facebook.commusketacove Jeanine's American Bistro Jeanine DiMenna (516) 200-9603 242 Glen Cove Ave. chef@jeaninesbistro.com jeaninesbistro.com La Bottega Guiseppe Ruta (516) 414-4404 190 Glen St. anne@labottegagourmet.com labottegagourmet.com

La Bussola Ristorante Carlo Lubrano (516) 671-2100 40 School St. glencove@bussolagroup.com labussolaristorante.com Laura's BBQ Waterfront Smokehouse Lloyd Adams (516) 715-1500 76 Shore Road laurasbbq@gmail.com laurasbbq.com The Downtown Cafe Shawn Scoyni (516) 759-2233 4 School St. Glen Cove, NY 11542 thedowntowncafe@gmail.com downtowncafeandpizza.com The Marker Restaurant Eric Telese, Kent Monkan (516) 629-6686 111 Lattingtown Road Info@themarkerny.com themarkerny.com Tocolo Cantina Lloyd Rosenman (516) 222-0060 120 Village Square lloyd@tocolocantina.com tocolocantina.com Tre Sorelle Ristorante Suedi Zyberaj (845) 754-6561 347 Glen Cove Ave. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 Suedizyberaj@icloud.com tresorelleristorante.com Vito's Ristorante & Pizzeria Vito Marchese (516) 759-13661355 91 Forest Ave. vmarch27@gmail.com vitospizzany.com While In Kathmandu Bikash Kharel (718) 581-9840 61 12 Glen St . kathmanduglencove@gmail.com

Retail and Shopping Filthbomb Breaks Stephen Abbondandolo (516) 660-1520 116 Glen St. filthbombbreaks@gmail.com filthbombbreaks.com London Jewelers Mark Udell Felice Gruenhut (516) 671-3154 28 School St. felice.gruenhut@londonjewelers.com londonjewelers.com Roland NY Auctions Bill Roland (516) 759-9400 150 School St. vivian@rolandauctions.com rolandauctions.com

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Scents 4 My Soul Carolyn Miles (631) 807-6108 13 Cedarwood Drive Huntington Station, NY 11746 carolyn@scents4mysoul.com Scents4MySoul.com Sea Cliff General, LLC Laura Bonelli (516) 659-4122 311 Sea Cliff Ave. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 laura@seacliffgeneral.com Seacliffgeneral.com Staples Rob Pelliccia (516) 609-8001 71 school St. robert.pelliccia@staples.com The Shoppe by Trubee Hill Ian Siegel (516) 435-5611 100 Village Square. Suite 150 iansiegel@aol.com trubeehill.com staples.com Up In Smoke Headshop Christopher Schupke (929) 330-3222 70 Forest Ave.., Ste A1C upinsmokefour20@gmail.com Worth Repeating Boutique Consignment Betsy Gibbs (516) 759-5726 36 Railroad Ave. Glen Head, NY 11545 worthrepeating@optonline.net worthrepeatinggh.com

Seasonal Members Annie's Ginger Elixir Annie (917) 855-5382 annie@anniesgingerelixir.com Baked by a Chef Robert (631) 332-4549 occhipinti.robert@gmail.com Banana Bread Baking Company Lenore Rust (917) 533-9761 info@bananabreadbakingco.com Bibacious Entertainment Black Cap Kombucha Patrick Sullivan (516) 410-0042 Patrick@blackcapbev.com Blue Hill Bakery Brooke Nemrff Andrew Weiskopf (516) 655-8316 brooke.nemirff@gmail.com andrewweiskopf1@gmail.com Brian's House of Spices Brian Contegni (516) 509-2490 brianshouseofspices@gmail.com By Hand Art Joanna Gil (Perez) (516) 303-5473 byhandartshop@gmail.com Continued on next page

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Cam's Urban Farm Farm 347-977-0168 Carlos Homemade Tomato Sauce of NY Anthony Caruana (347) 819-1131 carloshomemade1966@gmail.com Cheesemaker on Duty Julie Lamothe (516) 816-0303 jules9977@yahoo.com Chef D's Kitchen David Kagan Great Neck (516) 457-4763 davidkagan08@gmail.com Chez Hedwige Edwige Oriol Great Neck (516) 474-5017 edwige@chezhedwige.com Concious Kitchen Schoudel (516) 946-1784 info@consciouskitchenli.com Continuous Harmony Farm Doug Mott Glen Cove/Great Neck (207) 763-3891 info@continuousharmonyfarm.com Dobler Farms Erica Dobler Great Neck (516) 965-1568 doblerfarmli@gmail.com Dom's Honey Dom Grella (516) 314-7292 domgrella11@gmail.com Eggcellent Quiche Linda Doomes (718) 812-6154 ldoomes@lovebylinda.com Eye of Newt Potions Kathleen Csillag-Klein (516) 974-8204 katcsillagklein@gmail.com Fresh Factor Juice Curtis Redding (631) 776-9339 thefreshfactorjuice@gmail.com Frubae Frozen Shaved Fruit Perry Sherman (516) 724-2843 frubae.co@gmail.com Garden of Eve Farm Eve Kaplan-Walbrecht (631) 722-8777 farmer@gardenofevefarm.com Goodness Dairy Ice Cream Jeffrey Saliture (516) 508-3154 moo@goodnessdairy.com Hausshold Shelley Fernella Glen Cove/Great Neck (917) 749-5906 shelleyfernella@verizon.net Hormans Best Pickles Nick Horman Glen Cove/Great Neck (516) 444-1280 nicky@hormansbestpickles.com

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Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce members march in the annual Glen Cove St. Patrick's Day Parade, joining local organizations, businesses and community leaders in celebrating Irish heritage and one of the city's longstanding traditions. Hospitality Inc dba Free Spirit Cocktail Co. Gina Weinstein (917) 412-0261 gina@hospitalityincny.com Johnny Breads John DellAquila Glen Cove/Great Neck (347) 856-7769 John@johnnybreads.com Juice PLNT (631) 357-6422 heyjuiceplnt@gmail.com K9 Bros David (516)384-1963 david@k9bros.com Kabato Baked Goods Republic of Georgia Tamar Bennyson (646) 599-4098 bghvini@gmail.com Kathleen's Confections Kathleen (917) 426-4377 kathleensconfectionsnyc@gmail.com Kensington Pies Lisa Lowe (516) 298-8409 lisalowe@optonline.net LiLis Creations Malacia Anderson Great Neck (516) 884-0017 liliscreations.couture@gmail.com Londin's Microgreens Londin (317) 427-3718 Londinsmicrogreens@gmail.com Lost Farmer Brewing (516) 283-2500 vicky@lostfarmerbrewing.com Marine Fisheries Allsion Cohen Glen Cove/Great Neck (516 )487-3145 acohen8437@gmail.com

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Melmade Cookies Melissa Hedalgo Glen Cove/Great Neck (917) 485-2855 cookiebreadlove@gmail.com Michael Fagan Miranda Kandles Maria Miranda (929) 508-6737 mirandakllc@gmail. Morgan Park Sumer Music Festival Cindy Rogers Nelly's Empanadas Nelly Mourelle (646) 735-1775 empanadasnellys@gmail.com Nerdling Acres Flower Farm Derrick Boson (631) 379-0854 nerdlingacres@gmail.com Newlight Breadworks Thomas Farrell Great Neck (631) 875-9451 tom_farrell2001@yahoo.com Oregon Road Organics Calvin (631) 735-9195 info@oregonroadorganics.com Panini Pie Factory Yelena Marchuk (917) 698-0374 paninipiefactory@gmail.com Peace Soap Diane (516) 662-1755 diane@knowpeacesoap.com Pecks of Maine Brian Jeran Great Neck (631) 560-9719 contactus@pecksofmaine.com PollyAnna in NY Anna Semenko Great Neck (516) 450-7865 ann.strlc@gmail.com Continued on next page

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Porchside Bakery Elenore Bella Great Neck (917) 912-2270 porchsidebakery@gmail.com Pottery By Ruth Ruth Lowenberg Glen Cove/Great Neck (516) 382-7434 ruth.lowenberg@gmail.com Puppy Dog Drool Designs Nicole Lekos Great Neck (917) 863-5086 nicolelekos@aol.com Ronance Mushroom Chips Nancy (516) 468-1158 ronancecatering@gmail.com Sauce Up Priscilla Suh (646) 725-8454 info@icrewusa.com Simple Fine Food British Pies Pastries Lisa Lowe (516) 298-8409 simplefinefood@gmail.com Sound Designs John Ferrara Glen Cove/Great Neck (516) 946-6726 joe@sounddesignsny.com Southdown Coffee wholesale@southdowncoffee.com Sparkle and Splash Table and Soul Julya Brown Great Neck (516) 413-7572 julyabrownimagery@gmail.com Taylor Belle Macarons Ginny L (917) 755-9899 taylorbellemacarons@gmail.com The Cheese Guy Brent Delman Great Neck (646) 752-2338 brent@thecheeseguy.com The Local Batch Carol Khairallah Glen Cove/Great Neck (917) 418-1806 carol@thelocalbatch.com Three French Hens Lisa and Rebecca (631) 943-6664 threefrenchhensbakers@gmail.com Tried and True Housewares Matt Mastrorocco Great Neck (516) 996-2928 triedandtruehousewares@gmail.com Turturici & Sons Olive Oil Antonella (934) 800-8042 turturici.sons@gmail.com Ugly Biscuit Baking Co Alexis Margolin (516) 298-8935 alexismargolin@gmail.com

Unique Sharpening Ilene/Kevin (516) 272-2992 info@uniquesharpening.com Wally's Weiners Wally Zeins (917) 428-5952 Wheatley Farms Thomas S. Gulotta (516) 626-1000 cateringrequest@ahrc.org White Mustache Yogurt Ojan (818) 601-8658

Senior and Assisted Living Atria Glen Cove Senior Living Christopher Pagoto (516) 671-7008 146 Glen St. christopher.pagoto@atria seniorliving.com atriaseniorliving.comretirementcommunitiesatria-glen-cove-glencove-ny Sunrise Senior Living at Glen Cove Pamela Kiperman (516) 615-5168 39 Forest Ave. pamela.kiperman@sunriseseniorliving.com sunriseseniorliving.com The Regency at Glen Cove Assisted Living Mitch Chodes (516) 674-3007 94 School St. mitch@regencyglencove.com theregencyatglencove.com

DFS Communications Danielle Fugazy Scagliola (516) 801-8140 15 Glen St., Suite 202 dfugazy@fugazygroup.com Xerox Andrew Kiperman (516) 329-5484 2150 Joshuas Path, Suite 100 Hauppauge, NY 11788 andrew.kiperman@xerox.com

Travel and Tourism Safe Harbor Glen Cove Marina Mark Friel (516) 671-5563 128 Shore Road mfriel@shmarinas.com byy.com The Mansion At Glen Cove Hotel Helen Whitehead (516) 560-3130 200 Dosoris Lane hwhitehead@glencovemansion.com themansionatglencove.com Visit Glen Cove & Sea Cliff Lora Cusumano (516) 721-7394 113 Shore Road lora@visitgcsc.com visitglencoveandseacliff.com

Shipping and Printing Gold Coast Mailroom Kishore Hemrajani (516) 759-0000 5 Brewster St. sales@goldcoastmailroom.com goldcoastmailroom.com The UPS Store #1658 Raj & Kelly Bhatia (516) 671-4337 43 B Glen Cove Road Greenvale, NY 11548 store1658@theupsstore.com greenvale-ny-1658.theupsstorelocal.com?utm_source=Yext&utm_ medium=organic&utm_campai

Technology and Telecommunications Blinkvoice.com Vanessa G. Bellia 5166620014 70 Charles Lindbergh Blvd. Uniondale, NY 11553 vanessa@blinkvoice.com blinkvoice.com Brisingamen Technical Solutions Eileen Coles (516) 459-9872 2 Glen Cove Ave., Box 763 eileen.coles@brisingamentech.com brisingamentech.com

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