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News of the Business Community of Garden City Spring 2008
Winthrop Wellness Pavilion/Healthtrax Fitness & Wellness
Plus Major Tenants to be Operational in Late Spring
It was September of 2006 that an unprece-
dented lease-signing took place at the
Chamber’s season kick-off luncheon. It was
there that Winthrop University Hospital signed
a 15-year lease with Yonkers-based Alfred
Weissman Real Estate, owner of the former
Saks Fifth Avenue building at 1300 Franklin
Avenue.
Having partnered with Healthtrax Fitness
and Wellness, now, more than two years later,
this “community resource for health improve-
ment” to provide medical, clinical and fitness
The Winthrop Wellness Pavilion
services under one roof, will include other at 1300 Franklin Avenue
major tenants which expect to be operational in
late spring of this year. Among its medical serv- series of wellness programs.
ices, Winthrop will offer physician offices, Tenants will also include Cornell University’s
health education classes and seminars, physical
therapy, sports medicine and an orthopedic cen-
Center for Reproductive Medicine and
Infertility, Morgan Stanley, Walgreen’s plus a
April 2nd
ter. Healthtrax will provide 150 pieces of mod- high-end yet-to-be announced restaurant. The Luncheon
ern fitness equipment for cardio and sports-spe- Winthrop Wellness Pavilion will be a welcome
April 2
cific training; plus an aquatics center to include addition to Franklin Avenue, situated at the , 2008
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a lap pool; a series of cutting edge fitness and a northern gate to Garden City. Annu HEON
Electio al Meeting
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Chamber Hears AvalonBay’s Proposal to Busine
11:30
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Develop and Transform St. Paul’s Receptowcase &
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At its 2008 kick-off impact both on the local Lunch 12:30 - 2:0
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luncheon on January 9, at economy and on the busi- Vincen on & Guest 0
CEO o t Polimeni, C Speakers:
the Garden City Hotel, ness community. Matt f Polim hairm
and Ja eni Internat an,
the Garden City Chamber Whalen reported that ck Mar ional
Mayor t
of Commerce was pleased “AvalonBay has always of Mine ins,
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to welcome Matthew B. believed that its communi- CITY HOTE
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Whalen, Vice President, ties should become a vital
Development, AvalonBay part of any community in
Communities, Inc. as which it is located. “We Pineapple Ball
guest speaker. This special have real proof right here Details & Honorees see page 10
program was the oppor- on Long Island of how we Scholarship Winner page 6
tunity for members of the Roger Eltringham, President, Garden City have a positive impact on
business community and Chamber; Matthew B. Whalen, VP the local business communi-
Development, AvalonBay Communities;
beyond, to hear the cur- and Dr. Anthony Libertella, immediate ties where we are located”
rent status and specifics of past-president, Garden City Chamber Whalen said. He cited
AvalonBay’s conditional of Commerce. AvalonBay’s other success-
proposal to develop and ful developments on Long
transform St. Paul’s School main building. Island where they offer participation in the
Examples were given of how the proposed Preferred Vendor Program which offers a series
development would have direct and positive of specific benefits to local businesses.
From the President
Roger Eltringham
President, Garden City Chamber of Commerce
The mindset of the Chamber Officers and Directors has
been to promote our projects in such a way that our mem-
ber businesses benefit in synergy with our Garden City resi-
dents. A win-win mentality has to be the basis of anything
in which the Chamber engages. Our new Friend of the
Chamber Merchant Card typifies this thinking. For a twenty dollar investment
(over two years) you can benefit from discounts and promotions that will pay for
the card many times over. From personal experience I am happy to report that
it works! Recently, at a family birthday celebration at the Garden City Hotel,
I saved $88.00 with the Friend card. This discount made an already sparkling
evening at the very classy Polo Grille, at the Garden City Hotel, an even nicer
event.
You can order your own Friend card directly from the Chamber office, from
civic groups like Kiwanis, or from Russ Ciolli at Grimaldi’s Pizzeria. Log onto
our website, www.gardencitychamber.org to view the Garden City merchants
and businesses who have already signed on to participate in the program. It’s a
great deal for the residents and a great incentive to keep your business dollars
right here in Garden City.
Franklin Avenue Streetscape Improvements – The Garden City Chamber
Board has been closely monitoring the annual Village Budget Hearings and
work sessions and are happy to report that the streetscape improvements on
Franklin Avenue, north of Eleventh Street are finally being addressed, The pre-
liminary plans are a good start and the Chamber Board expects to have more
input toward refining those plans. Our Board understands that this project has
to be considered in context with other important Village Capital needs, but we
also know how critical the sidewalk improvements, planting areas and lay-by
parking on Franklin Avenue are to the final development of the northern gate-
way to our Village. With completion of Alfred Weissman’s reconstruction of the
former Saks property entering its final phase, its vital that these improvements
are made. No one can dispute the great effect that the original improvements on
Franklin and Seventh Street have had in attracting great new businesses to
Garden City. We will continue to urge the Village Board of Trustees to adopt
this project into the 2008 Capital Budget.
2008 Pineapple Ball – If you haven’t attended our premiere Chamber event of
the year in the past, I would urge you to do so on April 18 at the Garden City
Hotel. In a few short years, The Pineapple Ball has become one of the social
events in Garden City. Besides the great cocktail hour and dinner put forth by
the hotel staff, we have a great dance band and a terrific, interesting, value added
raffle and auction, plus great networking Garden City style! We are also fortu-
nate to have great Honorees, including Citizen of the Year – Gerard
Lundquist; Community Achievement winner – Dennis Donnelly; and Garden
City Business Person of the Year – Stuart Lubow of Community National
Bank. When you see most of the guests still around at closing time you’re at
The Pineapple Ball! Join me on April 18th !
Warm Regards,
Roger
Editor: ALTHEA ROBINSON
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Garden City Chamber of Commerce BUSINESS BULLETIN 3
Garden City Letter from the Executive Director
Althea Robinson Executive Director, Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
230 Seventh Street · Garden City, NY 11530
Phone: 516-746-7724 · Fax: 516-746-7725
In and Outside the Village …
www.gardencitychamber.org · Email: gcchamber@verizon.net
What’s Going On?
OFFICERS
President ROGER ELTRINGHAM
Now that we are well into the seasonal activi-
Allianceplus ties of 2008, the Chamber proudly reports that
516-742-3000 · roger@allianceplus.com
we continue to maintain our standing as Long
Vice President RUSSELL G. MATTHEWS
Albanese Organization, Inc. Island’s largest community chamber and contin-
516-746-6000 rgm@albanesedev.com
ue to be cited as one of Long Island’s most dynamic organizations.
Secretary & Treasurer JOSEPH A. GIACINTO
PBI Payroll We are also proud to report that our collective voice advocates on
516-338-5454 · jgiacinto@pbipayroll.com behalf of the entire community – both business and residential.
Immediate Past President Not only do we provide representation at the local level, but also
ANTHONY F. LIBERTELLA
Adelphi University on regional issues at Garden City’s borders that impact the Village
516-877-4690 · libertel@adelphi.edu and its businesses.
DIRECTORS Major issues inside the Village continue to be on-going – like
CYNTHIA BEVINGTON SCOTT KNUCKLES the resolution of St. Paul’s … the LIRR Third Track proposal …
Civic Member Fidelity Investments the development of 550 and 551 Stewart Ave. … the 3rd phase of
516-314-0985 516-248-3735
cbevington@jaralproperties.com scott.knuckles@fmr.com the design improvements to Franklin Ave. north of Eleventh St.
RUSSELL CIOLLI E. CHRISTOPHER MURRAY (advocated by the Chamber for the past 7 years) … the possibility
Grimaldi’s Pizzeria Reisman Peirez & Reisman of “greening” Garden City. Out there – beyond our eastern
516-294-6565 516-746-7799
rjlovers@aol.com emurray@reismanpeirez.com boundary – are the “Hub” transportation issue … the Lighthouse
STEPHANIE H. CULLUM KATHLEEN PETRONIS at Long Island/Coliseum Project proposed by Scott Rechler and
Coach Realtors Commerce Bank
516-746-5511 516-739-2605 Charles Wang … the Simon development of the former Avis
scullum@coachrealtors.com kpetronis@yesbank.com property; then – less than 300 feet from our border, on Old
CONNIE DECKEL M. JOHN PITTONI Country Road between Willis Ave. and Main St. in Mineola,
Kings Supermarket Pittoni, Bonchonsky & Banio LLP
516-739-5559 516-248-5400 is the proposed 9-story, 285 unit “Winston” luxury
cdeckel@kingssm.com jpittoni@bbzlaw.com condominium project.
BERT DONLEY NASSER SAMMAN Rest assured that the Chamber will continue its advocacy
Windsor Commercial Real Estate Garden City Hotel
516-503-1638 516-747-3000 efforts and its ability to provide input toward many of the
bdonley@windsorcre.com nsammer@gchotel.com issues both in and outside the Village. When appropriate, in
DENNIS DONNELLY RAY SIKORSKI order to provide information to the business community and
Civic Member Origin Press
516-248-2358 516-746-2262 beyond, about proposed projects that impact the entire Village,
ddonne141@aol.com ray@originprinters.com we continue to invite various representatives to speak at our
SUZANNE EIGL MICHAEL VENTRE seasonal luncheon programs at the Garden City Hotel.
Taylor Warner Real Estate Civic Member
516-741-4422 516-510-9666 We are listening, and we are pro-active. We have a dedicated
seiglrealtor@aol.com mventre@windsorcre.com elected and volunteer Board of Directors. They are doing their
DR. ROBERT FEIRSEN ALFRED WEISSMAN utmost to represent the interests of our membership and of the
Garden City Public Schools Alfred Weissman Real Estate
516-478-1010 914-963-3200 Village as a whole as we face the potential for enormous impact
feirsenr@gcufsd.net alfred@awre.net
on the future of both the business and residential communities.
Executive Director ALTHEA ROBINSON
516-746-7724 x102
alrobinson.GCChamber@verizon.net
Editors Note:
Assistant Director ELIZABETH DENBY
edenby.GCChamber@verizon.net CAN YOU HELP?
Controller JIM HEAVEY
jheavey.GCChamber@verizon.net We need volunteers to assist with the line-up
of Antique/Vintage cars at the Car Parade on
Village Trustee Liaison NICHOLAS EPISCOPIA
Excel Realty Advisors Easter Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
516-365-5100 – nicke@excelrealtyadvisors.com It’s a barrel of fun. (See page 10.)
If you can give us a hand, please call Liz:
(516) 746-7724, Ext. 101.
4 Garden City Chamber of Commerce BUSINESS BULLETIN
Chamber Foundation Elects Joanne K. Adams President Madison Horl
The Board of Directors of the Realty); Dougall Fraser (Dougall
to Receive
Garden City Chamber of Fraser Real Estate); Tim McCue Business Education
Commerce Foundation, Inc. is (State Bank of Long Island) and Scholarship
pleased to report that it has elected Althea Robinson (Garden City
Joanne K. Adams as its new presi- Chamber of Commerce executive
dent. A Civic Member of the director.)
Chamber of Commerce, Adams The mission of the Foundation
has served as the Foundation’s vice is to provide scholarships to
president since its inception in deserving Garden City High
2003. Professionally, she is a E. Christopher Murray, Esq. School students and to assist fami-
Special Events Coordinator with and Joanne K. Adams lies in need within the Garden City Joanne Adams, president of
the New York Racing Association. community. the Garden City Chamber of
The mission of the Commerce Foundation, Inc.,
Mrs. Adams takes the reins from The Foundation is planning two
Ross Mongiardo, Foundation pres- Foundation is to fundraising events to support its announces that Madison Horl,
ident also since its inception. provide scholarships mission and will be working close- a senior at Garden City High
E. Christopher Murray, Esq., to deserving Garden ly with the Chamber of School has been selected by the
Chamber director and a director of City High School Commerce Board of Directors. A High School Business and
the Foundation and its legal coun- students and to assist member of the 2008 Pineapple Guidance departments to
cil since its inception, was elected families in need Ball committee, Joanne K. Adams receive the Foundation’s
vice president. Mr. Murray also within the is chairing a special Super Raffle. A Excellence in Business
serves as 1st vice president and Garden City percentage of the proceeds from Education Scholarship Award
legal counsel to the Nassau community. the Pineapple Ball will be for the at the Chamber’s Pineapple Ball
Council of Chambers of benefit of the Foundation. For on April 18 at the Garden City
Commerce, Inc. He is a partner with the law more information about the Garden City Hotel. The award recognizes
firm of Reisman Peirez & Reisman. Kathleen Chamber of Commerce Foundation or about the student who best exempli-
Petronis, Chamber director (Commerce Bank) the Pineapple Ball Super Raffle, please fies the spirit of the Garden City
continues as secretary/treasurer. Directors call Joanne K. Adams at (718) 659-2262; business community by achiev-
include Maureen Clancy (Clancy & Clancy (516) 924-2499 (cell). ing academic success in the area
Brokerage, LTD); Stephanie Cullum (Coach of business.
6 Garden City Chamber of Commerce BUSINESS BULLETIN
THE GARDEN CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ANNOUNCES HONOREES FOR 2008
2008 Pineapple Ball
to be feted at the SUPER RAFFLE!
Joanne K. Adams, Super Raffle Chair
6 ANNUAL PINEAPPLE BALL
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Winning tickets to be drawn on
FRIDAY APRIL 18, 2008, 7PM THE GARDEN CITY HOTEL
Friday, April 18, 2008
at the Pineapple Ball
Winner need not be present to win. For more tickets,
call 516-222-0550, x128 and ask for Tania
Take a chance for $100
– Only 250 tickets to be sold!
1ST PRIZE
Gerard P. Lundquist Dennis C. Donnelly Stuart H. Lubow $5,000 Cash Prize
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR COMMUNITY ACHIEVEMENT BUSINESS PERSON
Immediate Past Mayor, current AWARD OF THE YEAR
2ND PRIZE
Trustee, Village of Garden Commemorates outstanding is recognized for significant 32" Flat-Screen
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ice to the Village. Director of Garden City and beyond through the aims and objectives of the
Construction, New York City one’s profession; former Chamber and to the welfare of 3RD PRIZE
and Long Island Region,
KeySpan Energy/National Grid.
Director of Government and the community; founder and Garden City Hotel Getaway!
Community Relations, LI region, chairman, President and CEO, Overnight Stay in a Luxury Suite,
Verizon Communications. Community National Bank.
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To receive an invitation to the Pineapple Ball or for information about registration,
sponsorships, journal advertising or raffle donations, please call For ticket information, call
Tracey Gittere, Legendary Events at (516) 222-0550, x 127 Joanne K. Adams at 516-924-2499(cell)
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53rd Easter Car Parade to be Gala Event UPCOMING 2008
Plans are in motion wandering Easter CHAMBER EVENTS
for the Garden Bunnies and more.
March 23, 1 p.m.
City Chamber of The Kiwanis Bunnies
54TH EASTER VINTAGE CAR PARADE
Commerce’s 53rd will also distribute lol-
Franklin Ave. & Seventh St.
Annual Easter Sunday lipops on Seventh
Garden City
Vintage Car Parade to Street during the
be held March 23. parade where the
April 2, 11:30 – 2 p.m.
The parade will step Banjo Rascals will also
LUNCHEON/BUSINESS SHOWCASE
off on Franklin perform.
Annual Meeting/Election of
Avenue at Tenth This year the
Chamber Directors
Street with antique, Chamber offers show-
Guest Speakers: Vincent Polimeni,
classic, and special case booths at the
Chairman, CEO of Polimeni International
interest cars through- exhibit area to
and Jack Martins, Mayor of Mineola
out the metropolitan Chamber Members
Garden City Hotel
area expected to par- This 1910 Baker Electric was the oldest car in interested in showcas-
ticipate in the lineup. last year’s Vintage Car Parade. ing their products and
April 18, 7 p.m. – Midnight
Spectators are wel- services. Various spon-
6TH ANNUAL PINEAPPLE BALL
come to preview the hundreds of magnifi- sorships providing many benefits are avail-
Garden City Hotel
cent vintage car specimens at the staging able. The Chamber gratefully acknowledges
area in Parking Field 9E on Franklin Avenue AAA New York for providing dash plaques
May 14, 11:30 - 2 p.m.
between Tenth and Eleventh Streets from for car owners.
LUNCHEON/BUSINESS SHOWCASE
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. when the parade steps off. For information about Showcasing and
Speaker TBA
The procession of cars will head south on sponsorship opportunities, please call
Garden City Hotel
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June 12, 9 a.m.
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Lord & Taylor to Host 3rd Annual Benefit Ribbon Cuttings • Welcome New Businesses
Bash to Support Local Non-Profits
Lord & Taylor will A variety of special
once again host a tradi- events throughout the
tionally fabulous store will include a
Benefit Bash in sup- Runway Fashion Show
port of Garden City’s featuring Lord &
charitable organizations Taylor’s spring collec-
on Tuesday, April 15 tions at 4 p.m. … book NEWSMA
from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. signings by prestigious
KERS
The event will give authors at intervals
non-profits an oppor- through the day …
tunity to raise thou- make-up artists from
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zations. tomers in finding the perfect
Here’s how it works: look for spring … plus a series of
Customers may purchase $5 tick- events for children.
ets in advance from participating Lord & Taylor is an active
organizations; or at the door the Chamber member, partnering in On February 5, CitiBank Financial Center Manager Jennifer
day of the Bash. Last year close to such events as the annual “Taste Scognamiglio and members of the Garden City business and residen-
one hundred charities participat- of Garden City,” set for tial community enjoyed a festive grand opening celebrating CitiBank’s
newest financial center at 1050 Franklin Avenue. Present at the rib-
ed raising nearly $50,000. The November 18, 2008. To receive
bon cutting were (L-R): Detective Rich Pedone, Garden City Police
Mineola-Garden City Rotary detailed information about the Department; Althea Robinson, Chamber of Commerce Executive
Club, Chamber member, is one Benefit Bash, please contact Director; Roger Eltringham, President, Garden City Chamber of
of the participating organiza- Marilu Menendez, Director of Commerce; Jennifer Scognamiglio; John Stewart, Managing Director,
tions. To purchase advance tick- Publicity, Lord & Taylor at 212- CitiBank North America; Peter Bee, Garden City Mayor; Nick
ets, please call Bernarda Malone 391-3634; watch the local press; Episcopia, Village Trustee Liaison to the Business Community; Vanda
at 516-873-1548. visit www.lordandtaylor.com. Simon, Director of Finance, Institute for Student Achievement; James
Sheridan, Director of Development, Institute for Student
Achievement; and Liz McNally, Area Manager, Nassau Central.
Do You Have Your Card Yet?
“Friend of the Chamber”
Co-Chairs, Russell Ciolli and
Suzanne Eigl, report that the
Chamber of Commerce
Merchant Card Program is off
to a roaring start with more
than 50 participating local mer-
chants, professionals and other
businesses on board.
The program, which was pation is limited to Garden
kicked off in January, provides a City Chamber Members only,
variety of discounts on another good reason to be a
goods/services and/promo- member of the Garden City
tional gifts to card-bearing Chamber of Commerce.
shoppers. For more information on
The cards are available the program including appli-
through local organizations at cations for participating
a cost of $20.00 for a two-year organizations (card sales) and
membership. As the selling Merchants go to www.gar-
organization makes $4.00 on dencitychamber.org.
each card sold, this is a great Shoppers are encouraged to
fund-raising opportunity. show their card whenever they
The cards come with a handy shop at a participating mer-
directory of participants. Cards chant. And merchants are
are also available at Grimaldi’s encouraged to mention their
Pizzeria at 960 Franklin Avenue. acceptance of the “Friend of
While the cards may be pur- the Chamber” Merchant
chased by all who shop in Discount Card in their adver-
Garden City, merchant partici- tising and publicity efforts.
Garden City Chamber of Commerce BUSINESS BULLETIN 11
Community National Bank Hos
On the evening of February 13,
Chamber members and guests were
treated to a pre-Valentine’s Day After
Hours Networking Event graciously
hosted and sponsored by Community
National Bank at 1050 Franklin Avenue.
CNB’s executive staff created a party-like
atmosphere with fine wines and elegant
hors d’oeuvres provided by the Seventh
Street Cafe.
Complimentary raffles, courtesy of
CNB and an opportunity to purchase
tickets to the Pineapple Ball Super Raffle
rounded out the Chamber’s 16th in the
series of seasonal After Hours events.
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Garden City Chamber of Commerce BUSINESS BULLETIN 13
Holiday Shop Windows and Restaurant Interiors Recognized
diSalvo Interiors holiday window judged "Toast of the Town." Seventh Street Cafe, judged by the staff of diSalvo Interiors
as the most festively decorated restaurant.
A segment of the Chamber’s Christmas business district included: Annastasia Beauty ning restaurant was Seventh Street Café.
Holiday Program, sponsored by Astoria Salon, Feldis Florist, Hagen’s Homes, Joseph Runners-up were Leo’s and Uptown Grille.
Federal Savings is the annual Holiday Shop & Joseph, June Nail, The Pear Tree, SL The 53rd Annual Village Tree Lighting, a
Window competition initiated in 1977. The Enterprise of NY, Taylor Warner Real Estate, most festive community event, also sponsored
Chamber is pleased to recognize winners for Wayne’s Pharmacy and West & Stannish by Astoria Federal Savings, had been can-
2007 judged on holiday spirit, creativity and Opticians. Reflections Jewelry was the winner celled for the second time in 53 years due to
originality. The window earning the “Toast of on New Hyde Park Road. snow/ice conditions deemed a safety concern
the Town” designation was diSalvo Interiors. While all of Garden City’s restaurants by the Garden City Police Department.
The additional windows within the central exhibited holiday inspired interiors, the win-
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Luncheon Exhibitors
A Chamber Member Benefit For every member who sells, distributes or man-
Did You Know You Could ufactures a product or service: An additional
Chamber member benefit is the opportunity to show-
Exhibit at Chamber Luncheons? case your products, brochures, give-away novelties and
make new business contacts at seasonal Chamber
luncheon programs held at the Garden City Hotel.
The Hotel graciously provides 6-foot tables with
linens for displays. The fee is minimal at $50 per mem-
ber/exhibitor and a luncheon discount is offered IF
exhibitors stay for lunch. The Business Showcase starts
at 11:30 a.m.and runs until 12:30 p.m. – ample time
for attendees to view dis-
plays and connect with
respective businesses.
Each exhibit is pho-
Roslyn Savings Bank Sovereign Bank tographed by a profes-
sional photographer with
the CHANCE to have
exhibits pictured in the
next luncheon invitation.
The next two lunch-
eons are scheduled for
April 2 and May 14.
Showcase reservations are
granted on a first come,
first serve basis. For
information or to
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NEWS SCOOPS Chamber Members in Good Standing
DID YOU KNOW
Since You’ve Asked … YOU COULD ...
FORMER FOOD BASKET PROPERTY: Include the Chamber Seal
As we go to press, we have confirmed through a spokesper- in Your Advertising?
son from Forest Hills based Natural Foods, that they have
leased the former Food Basket property at 140 Seventh Street. It’s like the “Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval!”
The company plans to open a store called Natural Foods in For example, within your ad you may print:
late May or June with work to begin the end of February. Proud Member of the Garden City Chamber of Commerce
To obtain a camera ready seal, please call Liz at
FORMER TEXACO PROPERTY: (516) 746-7724, Ext. 101
A spokesperson representing the owner of the former
Texaco property on the corner of Franklin Ave. and Seventh Commerce Bank to Hold Chamber
St., reports that plans for a mixed-use operation combining Foundation Networking After Hours Event
retail space at ground level, with residential rental units above, Commerce Bank, 855 Franklin Ave., will graciously host a
are progressing well. Representatives are currently meeting Chamber of Commerce Foundation networking event to benefit the
with Village planners to work out various details and will keep Foundation on Tuesday, June 3, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. The mission of
the Chamber informed. the Foundation is to provide scholarships for deserving Garden City
High School students and to assist community members in need.
LORD & TAYLOR TO “ACQUIRE” FORTUNOFF? For more information please call Joanne K. Adams at 516-924-
Not exactly! Fortunoff reported in early February it had 2499 (cell).
filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. It is expected to
be bought by NRDC Equity Partners, OWNERS of Lord & ROTARY AND KIWANIS NEWS
Taylor. Because the sale will take place in the bankruptcy
The Chamber is pleased to include two of Garden City’s most
process, other bidders may make competing offers, it is said. renowned service organizations as long-time members.
While the sale is expected to close in early March, according to
a spokesperson representing NRDC at press time, “this is not ROTARY INDUCTS PRESIDENT TIERNEY
a done deal!” This past spring, Tracy Abamont,
Stay tuned. Immediate Past-President of the
Mineola-Garden City Rotary Club,
passed the gavel to Tom Tierney, new
president. With the theme “service
above self,” Rotary is the world’s
largest service organization.
AAA can save you money Among the club’s chief projects are Tracy Abamont,
and reduce your driver Rotacare, which provides for free Immediate Past-President
license violation points.
medical care to Long Islanders in of the Mineola-Garden
Join us at a regularly
scheduled class at our need; the “Gift of Life;” a program City Rotary Club, passes
Garden City location or which repairs the damaged hearts of the gavel to new president
Tom Tierney.
we can come to your children around the world; plus schol-
place of business for 20 arship, study exchange programs and assistance to the Salvation
or more people for a Army during the Holidays. For information about the club’s
reduced rate.
meetings, activities and membership, please call Tom Tierney at
Call Mariola at 516-747-5879.
516-873-2407 KIWANIS INDUCTS PRESIDENT ANDERSON
or visit AAA.com/safety
The Kiwanis Club of Garden City, Inc.
recently installed Arthur Anderson as
president during its Induction
Luncheon at the Garden City Hotel.
Chartered almost 57 years ago on July
3rd, 1951, the Kiwanis Club of Garden
City is a group of service-minded people
who work tirelessly along with 260,000
other Kiwanians and 320,000 children Arthur Anderson,
worldwide in almost 8,000 Kiwanis clubs President of Kiwanis,
“to serve the children of the world.” left, with Richard
Deremer, Kiwanis
For information about club activities, Immediate Past-
meetings and membership, please call President.
Arthur Anderson at 516-319-2459.
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NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS
It’s the Law!!!
You Must Yield For Pedestrians Restaurant Review
in Crosswalks La Bottega
From Southern Italy to Southern Garden City
By Bertram Donley
Ostensibly a Panini emporium sand- of Italian cheese is as good as it gets.
wiched into a tiny space at 147 Nassau Cheese’s best accompaniment is
Boulevard South, La Bottega wine. Those of us Long Islanders who
(www.ilovepanini.com) offers far more became adults in the ’70s should recall
than said exquisite Italian take-out cre- the overpriced “date traps” billed as
ations. From a kitchen not big enough “Wine & Cheese” – awful were the
to change your mind in, emerges a selections of either. The wine list at La
plethora of authentic Italian meals for Bottega is perhaps the finest selection of
those lucky enough to get a table. Italian wines on Long Island. Tuscans,
There’s a lot of charm in La Bottega’s Super-Tuscans, Barolos, Piemonte,
diminutive design. Sicilian, et al, have been selected with
In addition to the weekly variety of expertise. Regardless of price point
We have been reminded by a few observant merchants on menu choices of the freshest seafood, preference, care was taken to provide
Seventh Street that many motorists ignore the YIELD FOR pasta and meat dishes, I was sold on the value.
PEDESTRIAN IN CROSSWALK signs at three mid- place upon viewing the Cheese Menu. The proprietors, Giuseppi and Marisa
block crosswalks between Franklin and Hilton Avenues. I love cheese. The French and Italians Ruta, from Ispica Italy also operate
State Vehicle and Traffic Law requires motorists to think of cheese differently than do Caffé Barroco at 13 Nassau Boulevard
yield to pedestrians crossing a roadway within the striped Americans. To them cheese is alive. South where La Bottega utilizes the
crosswalks, and the Garden City Police Department has Every neighborhood has purveyors of larger seating capacity to offer catering.
been instructed to vigorously enforce these regulations. fresh and aged cheeses. The only ques- Barroco features a laid back ambiance
tion they ask of their patrons concerns with fine confections, homemade gela-
Years ago, the Chamber and our Village Trustees worked
the “when” of when it will be eaten so to, coffee varietals and some of the best
with much effort, through the State, to secure these signs that it can be served at its peak ripeness. salads around. Though their website
that better ensure a safer crossing for pedestrians on Seventh For Americans, cheese is dead. We describes it as having a “Manhattan
Street. process and refrigerate it into its most style setting,” fear not, the wait staff are
mundane form. La Bottega’s selection in no way surly or pretentious.
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Garden City Chamber of Commerce Members 2008 Join the Garden City Chamber of Commerce.
For Information Call 516-746-7724
Chase Bank Fichandler, Dr. Chet Hope for Strokes c/o Interface Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein Riesterer’s Bakeries
Children’s Medical Fund, Garden City Fidelity Investments Financial Group Michael Parente Masonry Corp. Robinson, Althea & Jack
57 Main Street Imports Chapter Figaro Hair Studio HSBC Bank NA USA Miller Moran Properties Roslyn Savings Bank
A. G. Edwards Chiropractic Wellness Center of First National Bank of L.I. Ideal Image Laser Hair Removal Miller, Barbara & Russell Ross F. Mongiardo, CFP
Garden City Infinity Marketing Team, Inc.
A.C. Desk Company, Inc. Flynn Zito Capital Management Miller Moran Properties Ruth’s Chris Steak House
Christ Episcopal Church Intelligent Office, The
A.T. Stewart Exchange Consignment Fontana & Broderick, LLP Mineola-Garden City Co., LTD. Saint Joseph’s Catholic School PTA
Shop-G.C. Historical Society CitiBank INVISTA Solutions Inc.
Fortune Chinese Restaurant Mineola-Garden City Rotary Club Salem, George M.
AAA New York CitiBank, Jennifer Scognamiglio Island - A Lilly Pulitzer Signature
Franchina & Giordano, P.C. Miracle Foundation Sands, Esq., Philip
ACE Communications Clancy & Clancy Brokerage LTD Store, The
Frank Graves Irrigation Mistretta, Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Schoelle Jr., Robert L.
aCE02 Consulting LLC Club Agency Island Financial Group
Frankel Loughran Starr & Vallone LLP Modell’s Sporting Goods Schroeder, Mr. & Mrs. Michael
Adams, Joanne CMIT Solutions of Central Nassau J. Barbera Tobacconist
Franklin Associates Mollie Biggane Melanoma Foundation Schwartz & Livoti, LLP
Adelphi Cleaners Coach Realtors JDI Mortgage Corp
Frey, Anita & Joe Morgan Stanley Securities Consultants, LLC
Adelphi University Coalition Against Child Abuse John Chianese Realty, Inc
& Neglect Friends of Adelphi University Library Morrison, John W. Senior Network Solutions
Albanese & Albanese LLP Jones & Jones
Coldwell Banker Residential Friends of the Garden City Mortages for Improvement LLC Sentinel Management Group, Inc.
Albanese Organization, Inc. Public Library Joseph G. Gonzal, CPA Private Security & Investigation
Brokerage Mound, Cotton, Wollan & Greengrass
Alfred Weissman Real Estate, Inc Frozen Ropes Kearney, John J. Servpro of Garden City & Hempstead
Collins, John T. Musa, Mr. & Mrs. Jose A.
All Island Dermatology Funt, MD, Tina Kelian Family Chiropractic, P.C. Seventh Street Café
Comerford and Dougherty Muscarella & Di Raimo, LLP
All Island Financial Group G C Alarm Kerantzas, CPA, Paul Seventh Street Stationery
Commerce Bank NAI Long Island
Allstate Insurance Jerry Barry Agency G. Paul Communications Kernan, Andrew Shaw, Licitra, Gulotta, Esernio &
Community National Bank Nassau Community College
Allstate Insurance Suzanne Saramak G. W. Walters, Insurance Agency, Ltd. Kerr, Marilyn Henry, P.C.
Cono J. Gallo & Co., LLP Ste.302 Nassau Financial Federal Credit
Agency Garden City Aluminum & Roofing Kevin Murray Construction Union Shiptrade
Conservation Services Group
Alpha Collision Garden City Asthma & Sleep Center/ Key Food Market Place National Archives, Inc Smith Barney
Conte, Paul
Alvey, Suzie Pulmonary Care Assistance Keyspan Neptune Camera Smith, Doris
Coquette
Ambassador Abstract, LLC Garden City Bistro Kings Supermarket Network Partners of Garden City SolutionsWeigh Program for Eating
Corriss, Jill & Stephen Disorders
American Legion Post 265 Garden City Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club of Garden City, Inc. New Hyde Park Funeral Home Inc.
Costello, James E. Sovereign Bank
American Red Cross, Nassau County Garden City Community Theater Kurz, Douglas W. New York Sports Club
Chapter Countrywide Home Loans Spellman Rice Schure Gibbons
Garden City Family Pharmacy La Bottega North Fork Bank
Ameriprise Financial Cradle of Aviation McDonough & Polizzi, LLP
Garden City Historical Society La Quinta Inn & Suites Garden City North Shore Podiatry Associates
Anderson, H. Arthur Cullen and Dykman Sperry Credit Union
Garden City Homemakers L’Abbate, Balkan, Colavita & Novita
Andron Realty Group Pastula Cystic Fibrosis Foundation - Contini, LLP Stafford, Esq., Michael
Long Island Chapter Garden City Hotel NS/LIJ: Institute for Orthopedic
Associates LandStar Title Agency, Inc Starbucks Coffee Company
Daughney, Brian Garden City Life Science
Ashley, Jan Laurino & Laurino State Bank of Long Island
Davis, Robert T. Garden City Lions Club Old Westbury Gardens
Astoria Federal Savings Law Office of Peter J. Tomao, Esq. SunFlower Fine Art & Framing
Dehler, Martin Garden City News Ollie’s Taxi & Airport Service
At Home Senior Care Law Offices of Alan J. Schwartz Sushi Ya
Demetriou & Demetriou Garden City Pizza Orchid Restaurant
AvalonBay CommunitIes Inc. Le Joaillier of Garden City Taste Restaurant
Design & Construction Garden City Police Benevolent Assoc. Originpress
Bagelman of Garden City Le Visage Center for Aesthetic Taylor Warner Real Estate
Technologies, Inc. Garden City Printers & Mailers Oxford & Simpson Realty
Bamboo Boutique LLC Excellence, Dr. A. Prasad & Services, Inc. Torino, Bruce
DiBenedetto, Michelle Garden City Properties Dr. Pankaj Singh
Bank of New York - Mellon Wealth Pappas, Dean P. MD., FACS, Town Meat Market
Management DiChiara, Agnes Garden City Pub Legendary Events, Inc. FASCRS Traxler, John & Maureen
Barbatsuly Furs diSalvo Interiors Garden City Public Schools Leo’s Pay/Half Treeline Companies
Basile, Anthony Donnelly, Dennis Garden City Sabb Levinson, Harvey PBI Payroll The perfecthealth Insurance Co.
Baubles, Bangles & Bags Dooley Deremer Orr Agency Garden City Special Police Limoncelli & Sperendi Pear Tree, The U. S. Trust Company
Bee, Esq., Peter Dougall Fraser Real Estate Garden City Stitches Links Realty of Nassau County Personal Training Institute Uncle Bacala’s
Bencivenga, Gary E*TRADE FINANCIAL Garden City Super Pumper, Inc. Loaves and Fishes Cookshop GC Personal Training Studio United Way of Long Island
Berwitz & DiTata Ear Works Audiology, P.C. Garden City Veterinary Care Long Island Chess Nuts Personal-Touch Home Care of V Spa
Bevington, Cynthia Eastern Garden City Property Garden City Volunteer Long Island Children’s Museum Long Island
Owners’ Association Fire Department Ventre, Michael
Bisulk Kitchens Long Island Plastic Surgical Group Peter E. O'Neill, MD, PC Verdis, Dr. & Mrs. Jordan
Eastern Numismatics Inc. Garden City Wines and Spirits
Bliss Productions, LLC Lord and Taylor Pittoni, Bonchonsky & Zaino, LLP Verizon
Edible Arrangements General Utilities & Securities
Bolter & Company, LLC Lutheran Church of the Resurrection PoeticPetals Wachovia Bank
Education & Assistance Corp. Gerry Anne’s Cards & Gifts
Bonaventure Tuxedo Lutz & Sons Landscaping Premium Capital Funding Waldorf School, The
Eltringham, Roger Girl Scouts of Nassau County
Bradish, Jennifer M and T Bank Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc. Walk Street
Emma, DDS, Denise L. Gold’s Gym
Broadway Bound of Garden City Inc. Magnum Security Systems Professional Athletic Performance Walsh Markus McDougal
Engelke, Sandra J. Graves, Frank Center
Business Development Group Mahalo Health Spa and Natural & DeBellis, LLP
Epilepsy Foundation of Long Island Greatdatenow Organic Café Property Owners’ Assoc. of Garden
C.A.T.S & Yoga Hot or Not (Children’s WAMU
Athletic TraIning School) Episcopia, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. Grimaldi’s Pizzeria Mahon, Mahon, Kerins & O’Brien LLP City Estates
Waterzooi
Caffe Barocco Esquire Bank H. L. Gross & Bro., Jewelers Mainly Marketing Enterprises, Inc Quigley, J. Peter
West & Stannish Opticians
Calagero’s Ethical Humanist Society Hagen’s Homes Inc. Marathon Payroll Services Quizno’s Subs
of Long Island Western Garden City Property
Cappelli, Louis Hairvision 2000 Mary Matthews Interiors, Inc. Randstad North America Owners’ Association, Inc.
Fairchild Sons Funeral Home, Inc. Rauch Foundation
Carmel Quill - Broker Hampton Appliances Mauceri, Dr. Anthony & Dr. Thomas Windsor Commercial Real Estate
Falcone, Musmacher & Raymond James Financial
Carmine’s Haircutters Associates, P.C. Hampton Inn, Garden City McMahon Realty Inc. Windsor Commercial Real Estate,
Caryle Management Corp Harper, Esq., Robert F. Meadowbrook Pointe Rehabilitation Institute Bernard Del Bello
Farr Nezhat, M.D., FACOG,
Cathedral Nursery School Gyn-Oncology Helen C. Caine Realty Mental Health Association of Nassau Reisman, Peirez & Reisman Winthrop-University Hospital
Cathedral of the Incarnation Farrell Design Associates Hengstenberg’s Florist County, Inc. Renken, Veronica WORC
Central Garden City Property Owners’ Feldis Florist Hesterberg, Esq., Gregory X. Mercante Family Chiropratic Reproductive Medicine Associates of XSport Fitness
Association Merrill Lynch New York, LLP Zonta Club of Long Island
Ferng, Richard C. Hilton Hall Apartments
Charles Schwab & Company, Inc. Metropolitan Diagnostic Imaging, PC Retail Property Trust
Fianei’s Paninoteca Italiana Hoffmann’s Delicatessen & Caterers
Richard P. Goodwin Associates, Inc.
Dues are Due April 1. Keep your membership in the Garden City Chamber of Commerce up to date.
Only current members will be listed in the Business Bulletin summer issue.
JOIN THE GARDEN CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
It Pays!
Call 516-746-7724
or register online at www.gardencitychamber.org
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Historical Society’s Consignment Shop
In Full Swing FARR R. NEZHAT, M.D. FACOG, FACS
Chief, Dept. of Gyneocologic Oncology
Minimally Invasive Surgery
400 Garden City Plaza, Treatment of :
Suite 107 • Gynecological cancers
• Gynecological conditions
Garden City, NY 11530
• Fibroid Removal
Tel 516-741-1556 • Removal of ovarian cysts
Fax 516-746-3622 • Treatment of endometriosis
farr.nezhat@mssm.edu • Treatment of abnormal PAP
The Garden City Historical 4:00 p.m., and on Saturdays
Society’s new A.T. Exchange from noon to 3:00p.m. There
shop is now open at 109 is plenty of parking in the rear.
Eleventh St. Garden City. The The shop is operated entirely
Society welcomes residents and by enthusiastic volunteers
Chamber Members to come in always ready and happy to
and browse and/or shop from assist with selections. Proceeds
an array of selections. We are will benefit the maintenance
pleased to support this endeav- and restoration of the
or by the Historical Society, a Historical Society House, an
member of the Garden City 1872 Stewart era structure list-
Chamber of Commerce for the ed on the National and State
past 24 years, with whom we Register of Historic Places.
have worked on many mutual Pictured are volunteers Bea
projects. Maxfield (left) and Rhonda
The Exchange is located in Galucci. For further informa-
the Historical House Museum. tion about the consignment
It is open Tuesdays, Thursdays shop, please call Kris Harder at
and Fridays from 10:00 a.m. to (516) 747-1774.
VILLAGE NEWS
VILLAGE OF GARDEN CITY GETS
AA1 RATING FOR BONDS
Moody’s Investors Service recently cited Garden City’s strong
financial position and conservative budgeting practices by assign-
ing an AA1 bond rating to the Village’s sale of general obligation
bonds – Moody’s second highest rating!
Mayor Peter Bee pointed out that the Village realized signifi-
cant savings in the cost of these bonds – savings that will benefit
our taxpayers. Village Administrator Bob Schoelle, commented
that this excellent rating reflects the sound fiscal decisions of our
Board of Trustees and the professional execution of those policies Have You Seen Our New Face Online?
by the Village’s fiscal staff.
CONGRATULATIONS TO Many New
ADELPHI PRESIDENT SCOTT Options!
The Chamber congratulates Dr. Robert Scott, president of
Adelphi University, on having received the 2008 Chief Executive
Leadership Award from the Council for Advancement and
Support Education.
www.gardencitychamber.org
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ADVERTISER INDEX
SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS
AAA NEW YORK BONAVENTURE TUXEDO
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Contact: Russell G. Matthews Contact: Lucy Rosen
The Albanese Organization is a privately held, full-service real The Business Development Group is a marketing, public rela-
estate firm dedicated to creating commercial and residential tions, business development firm whose primary office is
buildings of distinction, quality and architectural merit that located in Garden City with a satellite office in Bohemia. The
optimize value, are environmentally responsible and enhance agency works with both start up and established businesses
the communities in which they are located. Albanese as well as many not-for-profits.
Organization has been a leader in the New York real estate
development community since 1949. The company has been CALAGERO’S
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experience. Alpha Collision works directly with your insurance catering.
company. With our trained staff and our state of the art equip-
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know you have concerns and we are here to take care of you. maureenclancy@clancy-clancy.com
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ASTORIA FEDERAL SAVINGS Established in 1956, Clancy & Clancy Brokerage, Ltd. is a
p5 1150 Franklin Avenue leading independent insurance agency. We represent some of
Garden City, NY 11530 the finest insurance companies in the country selling home,
516-746-0700 auto and business insurance.
Contact: Patricia Donnelly
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customers. Contact: Stephanie H. Cullum, CRB
Coach Realtors, Hubbell & Klapper, Fennessy Associates are
BARBATSULY FURS. known as “The Heart of Garden City’s Real Estate Industry
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Donna Frasco, First Vice President-Retail Banking
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attention to detail. Recently named #1 Hotel, Meeting and
EASTERN NUMISMATICS Conference Facility in Long Island Business News. Member of
p 11 642 Franklin Ave. Preferred Hotels & Resorts Worldwide.
Garden City, NY 11530
516-746-6460 GARDEN CITY PIZZA
Eastern Numismatics was established in 1974 and is one of p 20 670 Franklin Ave.
America’s largest dealers in rare coins and precious metals with Garden City, NY 11530
clients located in all 50 states and overseas. The firm is also a 516-294-2929 • Fax: 516-294-1461
major buyer of scrap gold, bullion coins and estate jewelry. www.gardencitypizza.com
Buyers and sellers are invited to visit our show room at 642 Contact: Greg Bavaro
Franklin Avenue, Garden City New York or to call 516-746-6460 Check us out! Over 50 different varieties of pizza, daily!
for further information. Refreshing salads, outrageous paninis and heroes. Pastas and
entrees large enough for two! Free local delivery ($10.00 min.
FAIRCHILD SONS FUNERAL HOME, INC please). Keep us in mind for your next gathering or corporate
p14 1201 Franklin Avenue function. We are your full service catering specialists!
Garden City, NY 11530
516-746-0585 GARDEN CITY SAAB
Email: directors@fairchildfuneral.com HEMPSTEAD LINCOLN MERCURY
Contact: Martin Herman, Manager; p 19 301 North Franklin Street
Dennis Kaminsky, Funeral Director Hempstead, NY 11550
516-483-7200 • Fax: 516-483-7703
FARR R. NEZHAT, MD, GYN ONCOLOGY www.turbotown.com
p 19 400 Garden City Plaza Suite 107 Contact: John Billard
Garden City, NY 11530 Email: blackpool5@aol.com
516-741-1556 • Fax: 516-746-3622 Saab’s tristate #1 dealer in customer satisfaction. We are a 79-
Email: farr.nezhat@mssm.edu year old family business here to serve your family. Garden City
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Dr. Farr Nezhat, MD, A Leader in Women’s Health. Director of our website at www.turbotown.com.
Gyn Oncology at Mercy Medical Center. Internationally known
for his laparoscopic skills for the treatment of gynecological GRIMALDI’S PIZZERIA
conditions and cancers including hysterectomy, fibroid p 22 980 Franklin Ave.
removal, ovarian cysts, treatment of endrometriosis and abnor- Garden City, NY 11530
mal PAP. 516-294-6565 • Fax: 516 294-0370
www.Grimaldisrestaurant.com
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LONG ISLAND Contact: Russell Ciolli
p9 1050 Franklin Avenue Grimaldi's prides itself as being the #1 Zagat rated pizza
Garden City, NY 11530 restaurant specializing in coal-fired pizza perfection — with its
516-742-6262 light crisp crust, fresh toppings, and handmade mozzarella. The
www.fnbli.com experience, coupled with the warm ambiance of our full service
Contact: Carol A. Kolesar, Vice President bar and dining area, has become the perfect spot to be enjoyed
& Branch Manager by family and friends each and every day of the week.
carol.kolesar@fnbli.com
As the Bank “Where Everyone Knows Your Name,” we are a LANDSTAR TITLE AGENCY INC.
full service commercial bank that provides a broad range of p 14 170 Old County Road Ste. 506
financial services to individual, professional and corporate cus- Mineola, NY 11501
tomers through our branches on Long Island and in 516-336-2020 • Fax: 516-336-2025
Manhattan. Our commitment is to provide the highest level of www.landstartitle.net
quality service to our customers. The Bank is consistently Contact: John F. Burke
ranked among the highest rated banks in terms of financial Landstar Title provides services for real estate transactions. Our
strength by The Street.com Ratings. For more information, clients consist of Attorneys, Developers, Mortgage Bankers and
visit the Bank’s web site at www.fnbli.com other real estate professionals. Our products include: Owner’s
and Lender’s Title Insurance, UCC Title Insurance, Leasehold Title
FORESTO TUXEDO Insurance, TOEPP Extended Protection Policies, Property Reports,
p 20 309 Willis Avenue Co-op Searches, Foreclosure Certificates, Condemnation
MIneola, NY 11501 Searches and Commercial Portfolios.
516-746-1410 • 800-843-8894
Fax: 516-747-8192 MARATHON PAYROLL SERVICES
www.foresto.com p 19 1140 Franklin Ave., Suite 214
In our original location since 1940, Foresto Tuxedo is family- Garden City, NY 11530
owned and operated. Our staff is extremely qualified in helping 516-248-2153 • Fax: 516-248-3822
you find the style tuxedo with the best possible fit. We stock all Email: info@marathonpayroll.com
styles from traditional to contemporary in a wide range of sizes Contact: Maureen DeRose
from 3 to 64, including portly and husky. We stock all the major Marathon Payroll Employee owned payroll processing company
designer labels including Perry Ellis, Chaps Ralph Lauren, providing accurate, on time payroll at competitive fees. We serv-
Joseph Abboud, Givenchy as well as Super 120 wool tuxedos to ice a variety of businesses including restaurants, contractors,
rent or purchase. We have a fine selection of men’s clothing law firms and medical offices. Our many services include direct
and accessories and shoes featuring Hart Schaffner & Marx,
Hickey-Freeman, Robert Talbot and Bobby Jones. All tailoring is
deposit, electronic tax filing, employee benefit plans, customized
payroll reports and Workers Compensation premium basis
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done on the premises – we also custom make clothing and
shirts!
reports.
NASSAU FINANCIAL
They Make
GARDEN CITY BISTRO
p 15 662 Franklin Ave.
FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
p 22 1325 Franklin Avenue Plaza. Ste 101
Garden City NY 11530
This Bulletin Possible
Garden City, NY 11530
516-747-3696 • Fax: 516-747-3910 516-742-4900 • Fax: 516-742-6253
www.gcbistro.com www.nassaufinancial.org
Contact: Nick and Rochelle
We are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We offer fabulous
Nassau Financial Federal Credit Union is your community credit
union serving everyone in Nassau County. Become a member
today and take advantage of Nassau Financial’s great rates and
To advertise call Dave Allen
wraps, paninis, salads, grilled flatbreads, burgers, plus delicious
soups and daily specials. For your convenience we offer
prompt, reliable delivery, free. We are also available to cater
full range of financial products and services including online
banking and no-fee checking. Just stop by our branch, call us
at 516-883-0313
any personal or corporate affair. House accounts are also wel- or visit us on the web.
come. Open M-F 8am-6pm, Sat 9-6pm.
Garden City Chamber of Commerce BUSINESS BULLETIN 21
ADVERTISER INDEX
SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS
OLLIE’S TAXI & AIRPORT SERVICE SPERRY CREDIT UNION
p. 21 851 Hempstead Turnpike p 20 2400 Jericho Turnpike
Franklin Square, NY 11010 Garden City Park, NY 11040
Reservations: 516-873-7171 ext. 1029 • Fax: 516-873-7623
N. Shore: 516-HU7-3420 or 718-229-5454 www.sperryfcu.org
S. Shore: 516-437-0505 or 516-352-6633 j.digeronimo@sperryfcu.com
www.olliestaxi.com Contact: Jan DiGeronimo
Ollie’s Taxi and Airport Service is a 24/7 full service company. Sperry Credit Union has been serving Long Islanders for over
www.Grimaldisrestaurant.com Fleet includes Lincoln Town Cars, 14-passenger vans, mini- 70 years with Better Rates…Better Service and Better
vans, limousines and sedans. Senior discounts available. Banking™. Sperry is a not-for-profit financial institution char-
Corporate accounts welcomed. tered to serve individuals who live, work worship or attend
school in Nassau County, as well as businesses and legal
PAUL CONTE CADILLAC entities. Sperry offers a wide range of products including
p 17 169 W. Sunrise Highway diverse checking options, competitive saving, loan and mort-
Freeport, NY 11520 gage products, as well as business services.
516-378-1130 • Fax: 516-623-8148
www.contecadillac.com STATE BANK OF L.I.
Contact: Paul Conte p 22 339 Nassau Boulevard
Paul Conte Cadillac is celebrating its 30th anniversary this Garden City South, NY 11530
year. We served this area for ten years before that as Brown- 516-481-3900 • Fax: 516-485-5766
Conte Cadillac in Hempstead. We are a eighteen year holder of www.statebankofli.com
the “Cadillac Master Dealer Award” and a 2-time winner of the elojacono@statebankofli.com
Time Magazine Quality Dealer of the Year National Award. We Contact: Eileen Lojacono, Vice President, Garden
have just completed a total expansion of our facilities and City South Branch Officer in Charge
invite all of you to come in to see it. Paul F. Conte, President. Conveniently located on Nassau Boulevard, State Bank
offers highly personalized banking products and services to
PHILIP SANDS, ESQ. both business and consumer clients. Take advantage of
p 22 301 Stewart Avenue extended banking hours, drive-up service, and 24 hour ATM
Garden City, NY 11530 service. For a better banking experience, call or visit State
516-739-3344 • Fax: 516-873-1706 Bank today!
philipsandsesq@optonline.net
Contact: Philip Sands, Esq. SUSHI YA
We all know divorcing couples, and have heard too many p 22 949 Franklin Ave.
“horror” stories. Divorce, if left to the courts and counsel by Garden City, NY 11530
those of us who abstain and decline educated and active par- 516-873-8818/516-873-6168
ticipation, can be lethal. Lead, immediately, with good sense Fax: 516-873-6738
and preparedness, and protect your children, your money, Contact: Eric and Kelly Leong.
your lives. Kelly and Eric Leong provide a delightful combination of
cooked Japanese delicacies along with exceptional sushi…at
SMITH BARNEY the sushi bar or at your table. Added to the appetizing delight
p 13 855 Franklin Avenue and entertainment is the Hibachi Grill. You will be delighted
Garden City, NY 11530 with the showmanship and culinary expertise of Hibachi Chef
516-248-8600 Toyota Chih Ho Wu. The Hibachi Grill provides a great setting
Contact: Glenn H. Fischer, Senior Vice President- for a group of friends or a place to meet new friends. Full bar
Wealth Management, Branch Manager and special martinis. Call for reservations. Delivery is avail-
able.
SOVEREIGN BANK
p 21 998 Franklin Avenue TSONTOS FURS
Garden City, NY 11530 p. 20 260 Jericho Tpke.
516-873-0003 Mineola, NY 11501
www.sovereignbank.com 516-746-5500 • Fax: 516-746-8602
Contact: Jennifer Anthony Furtune61@aol.com
At Sovereign Bank, we tailor our products and services to meet Contact: Bill Greene
the diverse needs of our consumer and business customers. Tsontos Furs specializes in custom-made and off the rack
We blend big bank products with small bank service to help furs, leathers and shearlings. Their huge selection runs the
you manage your money and achieve your financial goals. gamut from casual to dressy, from traditional to high fashion.
International trade, equipment leasing, mortgage warehouse So whether your tastes are classic, funky or somewhere in
funding, and asset-based lending capabilities are other impor- between, Tsontos Furs has the fur for you.
(516)739-3344 tant resources available to Sovereign clients. Sovereign Bank is
also the market leader in the NY-NJ metropolitan region for UNCLE BACALA’S…ITALIAN SEAFOOD AND MORE
multi-family mortgage lending. Sovereign Bank - America’s
PHILIP SANDS Neighborhood Bank. For more information, please call our
p 10 2370 Jericho Turnpike
Garden City Park, NY 11040
Garden City office at (516) 873-0003 or visit our website. 516-739-0505 • Fax: 516-739-1117
COUNSELOR AT LAW email: info@unclebacala.com
SPELLMAN RICE SCHURE GIBBONS www.unclebacala.com
MC DONOUGH & POLIZZI, LLP Join us for lunch or dinner…served quickly to meet your
“Divorce and Your Children” p 17 229 Seventh Street, Suite 100
Garden City, New York 11530
needs or more leisurely to suit your mood. Large selections of
pastas, pizzas, paninis, meat, fish and daily specials make
516-592-6800 • Fax: 516-742-1305 Uncle Bacala’s a favorite. Special Prix Fixe lunches and din-
www.spellmanlaw.com ners each day. Lunch served Monday through Saturday,
301 Stewart Avenue pkalenka@spellmanlaw.com Dinner 7 days. Private party room available. On or off premis-
Garden City, New York 11530 Contact: Phyllisann Polizzi Kalenka, Partner es catering.
General Practice law firm concentrating in Real Estate
(Residential and Commercial), Municipal Law, Estate and WACHOVIA
Elder Care Planning, Trust and Estate Administration, Land c4 101 Franklin Ave.
Use and Zoning Law, Education Law, Civil Litigation, Business Garden City, NY 11530
and Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, and Adoption Law. 516-535-4560
Wachovia is one of the nation’s largest diversified financial
services companies, providing 15 million household and
business relationships with a broad range of banking, asset
management, wealth management and corporate and
investment banking products and services. For the fifth
Advertise in the consecutive year, Wachovia posted the highest customer
satisfaction score among banks in a University of Michigan
Garden City survey – validating its consistent performance as the indus-
try leader in customer service. Equally committed to its
employees, it is consistently named among the best places
Business Bulletin. to work by publications such as Working Mother,
LatinaStyle, Essence and Diversity, Inc.
Call 516-883-0313.
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Garden City Chamber of Commerce BUSINESS BULLETIN 23
21 BRANCH OFFICES: Babylon • Commack • Dix Hills • E. Islip • E. Northport • E. Norwich • Garden City • Huntington Bay
Huntington Village • Manhasset • Miller Place • Mt. Sinai • Northport • Pt. Jefferson Harbor • Pt. Jefferson Village • Rockville Centre
Rockville Centre East • Setauket • Smithtown • W. Sayville • Williston Park • Relocation Center
HUBBELL & KLAPPER,
FENNESSY ASSOCIATES
The Heart Of Garden City’s
Real Estate Industry Since 1919
Stephanie H. Cullum, Manager, Associate Broker
116 Seventh Street • Garden City, NY 11530 • 516-746-5511
#1 YOUR NEIGHBOR–YOUR REALTOR
Call us for all of your real estate needs!
516-746-5511 • www.coachrealtors.com
Our Sales Professionals: Frank Alfieri • Catherine Anatra • Anne Bandiero • Rosemary Bruno • Margarita Chavez • Arlene Conigliaro • Stephanie Cullum
Lynn Curran • Ryan Donnelly • William Eckel • William Esslinger • Pam Goeller • Marie Grant • Karen Guendjoian • Regina Harrington • Kathleen Higdon
Herta Kapp • Maria Katrakazos • Lynne Koszalka • Mary LoGalbo • Patricia Mangan • Cheryl McAuliffe • Jayne McGratty • Catherine Menicheno
Patricia O’Grady • Thomas Paisley • Sharon K. Redmond • Linda J. Ruckh • John Russo • Linda Sambus • Melissa Smith • Terence Tener • Vivian Tener
Kathleen Thornton • Patricia Urquhart • Eugenia Verdis • Nicole Villoni • Allison Wangner • Mary Weille • Denise Wells • Gregory Welsh
Cathleen Whelan • Christine Wood • Kathleen Zelaya
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