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CHAMBER NEWS
Official Newsletter of the Glen Cove
Chamber of Commerce
Distributed to Gold Coast
Businesses!
Established in 1920
Fall 2010
General Membership Meeting ~ Wednesday, July 28, 2010
The Downtown Café, 4 School Street
Guest Speaker from Board of Elections
New Member Laura Lambiase,
ProSuites
& Lisa Cohn,
Lifeline Communications
Learning new voting procedures
Owners of the Downtown Café, with
the Mayor & Chamber President
Marie Coyle, CFP, Janet
Knipfing, American Community Bank,
and Amy Tabor, Mailboxes Etc.
New Member Lou Falco,
Falco Maintenance
Networking at the Monthly
General Membership Meeting with
President Mary Stanco of Laffy
Associates Fine Hokes & Estates
Networking pictures & information
on our next General Membership
meeting continue on page 6.
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Chamber Officers 2010
Mary Stanco
President
Laffey Associates Fine Homes & Estates
Glenn Howard, Jr.
First Vice President
Consultant
Lisa Cohn
Second Vice President
Lifeline Communications
Peter Cherry
Treasurer
First Central Savings Bank
Gabor Karsai
Board Advisor
Landmark Realtors
Phyllis Gorham
Executive Director
Maxine Cappel-Mayreis Mel Hitt
Glengariff Healthcare
DC DACS
Center
Chiropractor
Maxine Cappel Mayreis, DC, DACS, PC
Third Generation Chiropractor
Wellness Center
Chiropractic
Acupuncture & Massage on premises
Chamber Member Discounts
Se Habla Español
3 Brewster St. Glen Cove
(516) 759-7702 doctormax.net
fax (516) 674-0572
Tony Messineo
Patty Carrotta
Astoria Federal Savings and Stevenson Printing
Loans
Carol Nelson
Glen Floors
Dennis Connors
NSUH at Glen Cove
RADM Robert Olsen
Webb Institute
Beth Dressler
The Regency at Glen Cove
Jennifer Rehm
Atria Senior Living Group
Marisa Gambino
North Coast Internal
Amy Tabor
Medicine
Mail Boxes Etc.
Alan Goldberg
Jacki Yonick
Minuteman Press
Glen Cove Youth Bureau
Patti Greenberg
Marquis Rehabilitation and City Liaison
Nursing Center
Maureen Basdavanos
Deputy Mayor
Vivian Hardison
Benchmarks Worldwide
Junior Directors
DECA Club
Chamber Board of Directors 2010
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Celebrate Glen Cove!
Please join the Glen Cove Chamber for an
unforgettable Gala Evening!
Message from
the President
As the cooler months approach, we
need to gear up to face the less than
improved economy and jump at
every opportunity to make business
happen. The Chamber provides the
events for those networking
opportunities bringing members
together to exchange information
and services or, otherwise, connect.
However, it is the follow up that is
critical to the success of your
networking efforts. The sooner you
follow up, the sooner you will find
those hot leads, preferably within
three days. Reaching out can take
several forms including offering
information concerning a challenge
expressed during your first meeting,
suggesting joining the networking
group, in this case the Chamber if
they haven’t yet done so & requesting contacts that are appropriate to
your business. If you maintain some
communication it will be easier to
know your prospects better. In the
case of the Chamber, frequent our
general membership meetings held
monthly and those once strange
faces become familiar ones.
Referral business then takes on an
ease through which your business
can grow.
I am proud to serve as President of
the Chamber and be a part of the
ways we help our member
businesses.
Gathering together,
networking and sharing pertinent
information affords opportunity.
That’s our job to do …yours to
complete is to follow up and turn
those prospects into real customers!
I invite all members to visit our
Chamber office and make sure your
business is represented on our
directory, and, at the same time,
select contacts you have still yet to
reach. Our membership is growing,
make sure your business grows
along too!
Note from
the Executive Director
September is here & although I
am not on a school schedule, I feel
that the new season is another
start. Perhaps it is because the
Chamber conducts less meetings
and events in August that I have
the need to start afresh. In doing
so, there are some members who
are so giving and devoted that
they deserve special recognition.
These people have come forth to
make my job a little easier & for
that I am most appreciative. Stevenson Printing recently moved to
the first floor of the same building
and contributed reams and reams
of paper and boxes and boxes of
envelopes for Chamber use. What
a savings! Glenn Howard will
appear to help out on a moment’s
notice. Anthony of NYPC has
unlimited patience when instructing new web site functionalities.
Mary Stanco always stretches her
hand out to help in any direction
and Lisa Cohn imparts her wonderful sense… even in humor!
These are just some of the marvelous individuals I work with that
share the enthusiasm to grow the
Chamber.
Much more in the limelight are
the well deserving honorees for
our 2010 Gala who have made
significant contributions throughout our community. I am fortunate to work closely with some
and others that I do not know as
well but will feel the same after
planning this elegant event. The
Gala celebration is or next phase
of our event planning and as this
takes shape it does signify the
Summer is surely over. So as I
sharpen my pencils and bring out
a brand new folder, Gala 2010, I
look forward to all new happenings for the remainder of the year!
Saturday, October 30, 20110
Crescent Beach Club, Bayville
Best Business Wishes,
Mary Stanco
President
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We are equipped with most programs and applications for
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Choose from a myriad of different methods to achieve a quick
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Plan Ahead for Your Visit to the
Emergency Room
You hope an illness or injury doesn’t send you or a
family member to the emergency room (ER), but
if the situation arises, rest assured that boardcertified emergency medicine physicians, nurses
and other healthcare providers are available 24/7
at Glen Cove Hospital’s Peter and Emily Crisp
Emergency Center to attend to your medical
needs.
With some advance planning and preparation,
you can make a trip to the ER a little less stressful
by providing current medical information to staff
members and bringing the following items with
you:
Identification with your name and address. A
driver’s license is ideal.
The name and telephone number of someone
the hospital can contact in an emergency.
Your insurance, Medicare or Medicaid card.
The name, address and phone number of your
doctor.
The name, dose & frequency of medications
you take.
Names of any medicines that you are allergic
to (be sure to include any latex allergies).
Relevant past medical history such as recent
surgery or medical procedures.
Information or the documentation of advance
directives such as a Health Care Proxy or Do No
Resuscitate order.
Glen Cove Hospital’s Emergency Department has
the latest advanced technologies and 25-state-ofthe-art private observation, evaluation and
treatment rooms, which include cable TV and
telephones. Other conveniences include: bedside
registration to speed up the check-in process; a
concierge service for family members and visitors;
and a hospitality room with complimentary
snacks and beverages.
John D’Angelo, MD, chairman of the hospital’s
Emergency Department, said a major goal of the
ER staff is to connect a doctor with a patient as
quickly as possible, regardless of condition. “We
strive to provide the highest level of care as
efficiently as possible and in the most comfortable
and caring environment,” he said.
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Move- In Condition Takes On New Meaning
A new approach to opening an office has taken out
the headaches usually associated with this transition.
Small businesses can easily move or open a new
office readily aiding the business
person more time to devote to business rather than
running the office. Instant offices can be leased with
flexible time so that it can accommodate the terms,
short or long, that a business requires. Office suites
come fully furnished and, in some cases, can even be
staffed so that business can be conducted
immediately. This is exceptionally helpful for a new
business or a home-based business looking to
expand. Another ideal situation created is that a
business can have a presence in this new location
and yet never be required to work there. These
“Virtual offices” have services available so that a
business can utilize a receptionist to take phone
calls, accept packages and allow the usage of
conference rooms for meetings. Surely, a business
can come right in and get to their business at hand!
Pro Suites Manage
Laura Lambiase
516.801.1258
[email protected]
Congratulations Victoria Saperstein!!
Our 2009 Chamber of Commerce
Scholarship Winner!
The Chamber of Commerce will be accepting
submissions for this years 2010 Future Business
Leaders Scholarship until October 1, 2010.
Applicant must be a graduating senior, who is a
Glen Cove Resident.
Recipient will be awarded at the
2010 Gala Event, October 30, 2010
INTERNING WITH THE CHAMBER!
For the months of July and August, Rob and Maria
Krisch (brother and sister), have been volunteering
at the Chamber office to fulfill the mandated obligation for graduation of community service. “It is a
pleasure to have them in the office”, Phyllis Gorham,
Executive Director says.
Wholesale and retail plumbing and heating
Full line of fixtures and faucets for
kitchens and bathrooms
From affordable to luxury
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General Membership
Networking Meeting, continued...
Grand Opening of Pratt Pavilion for
Rehabilitation and Healing at Glengariff
Healthcare Center
Opened its doors for elite orthopedic rehabilitation and recovery at its new 4000 square foot
physical and occupational therapy suite features
the most advanced equipment and cutting edge
treatment– accelerating the healing process and
maximizing the potential of each guest.

Lavishly appointed Guest Rooms radiate
elegance & wall to wall carpeting
 On-site Bistro, Spa & Beauty Treatment, &
Concierge Service– for all –encompassing
indulgence
141 Dosoris Lane
Glen Cove, NY 11542
This is what happens
through our network!
I would like to give thanks to the Chamber for providing
the opportunity for me to meet Carolynn Dubicki from
A Place for Mom. She has helped me time & time again
while I was looking for advice and services for my 91 year
old mother in law. We are currently using a home health
care agency that Carolynn recommended and they have
been wonderful. I recently found myself in distress trying
to find a psychiatrist who treats elderly patients with
dementia. It seems they are a forgotten population. I
emailed Carolynn as a last resort not really expecting her
to know anyone and she found someone local. I would
highly
recommend Carolynn's services to anyone with
any need or concerns about the elderly people in their
lives. She never charges a fee & she provides a wealth of
information concerning eldercare.
Lisa Cohn, Chamber of Commerce, Second Vice President
Lisa Cohn
President
516.759.0550 x235
516.759.3507
[email protected]
www.lifelinetelecom.com
235 Glen Cove Ave.,
Sea Cliff, NY 11579
Join us for our next
General Membership & Networking
Meeting
Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce and
City of Glen Cove Mayor
at the Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting
Tuesday September 17th 2010
on September 29th
at Glen Cove Hospital!
See back page for the updated
Chamber Calendar!
The 2010 Gala Committee
Marie Falcone, Tony Tripp, Frank Mastrovito, Mary
Stanco, Lisa Cohn, Yelena Romanoff, Phyllis Gorham,
Bill Basdavanos, Jacki Yonick, Samantha Murdock,
Maxine Cappel-Mayris, and Bonnie Nogin.
Celebrate Glen Cove!
October 30, 2010, Crescent Beach Club, Bayville
Consistent Visibility is Key
In a difficult economy, such as we are experiencing,
maintaining branding is not always easy and requires
additional time and resources. It is tempting to cut back
on money to build and market your brand but you don’t
want to fall out of your customers’ minds. Perhaps reassessing your budget for marketing efforts would be better
spent. An online presence can yield advantages.
Also, be visible in your community and join local organizations (Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce is a perfect
place to start). This affords you the personal visibility to
be representing your company. Within, align yourself
with community needs donating, for example raffles for
the Glen Cove Gala or offer to provide seminars to reacquaint your business to let’s say, a Chamber general
membership meeting.
Maintaining consistency offers strength to your business
markets rather than reaching out to your less than focus
target groups. Remember, the Chamber exists to help
your business grow, allow you to be visible in our business community and brand you for the business sector
you aim for.
Keys to a Strong Brand
Consistent-sticks to its brand promise or message
Localized-understand local needs
Different-has a defining quality or characteristic that sets
it apart
Excerpts taken from Newsday, LI Business
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Acu Plus Embroidery & Screen Printing
Contact: Arthur Robbins
516.520.1800
3700 Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown
High quality embroidery and screen printing at
the lowest prices guaranteed. Fast turn around,
from 7-10 days. Products include sports team
uniforms, golf outings and fire/police apparel.
Falco Maintenance, Owner Lou Falco
[email protected]
Aflac
Elizabeth Imperial, Agent
200 Garden City Plaza, Suite 502, Garden City
800.366.3436
[email protected]
Cost effective solution to help employees with
rising cost of out-of-pocket health care expenses.
Different from major medical, Aflac pays cash
benefits directly to employees, boosting their
benefit package.
Ballroom Legacy
Veronika Simeon, Owner
185A Glen Cove Avenue, Sea Cliff
516.609.3269
[email protected]
Premier ballroom and Latin dance studio “where
Long Island learns to dance”!
Servpro of Glen Cove/Jericho
www.servproofglencovejericho.com
Liberty Paper & Janitorial Supply Co. Inc
www.liberypaperjanitorial.com
Church of St. Rocco
Father Aaron T. Vellaramparampil, Pastor
18 Third Street, Glen Cove
516.676.2482
[email protected]
Parish mass schedule includes weekdays & weekends, confession on Saturdays, all are welcome
Edge Physical Therapy and Fitness, PC
Joel Norman, DPT, CSCS.
244 Glen Cove Avenue, Suite D, Glen Cove
516.801.6650
[email protected]
Edge Physical Fitness P.C. is dedicated to providing quality physical therapy and fitness services. You will work one on one with the company’s owner Joel!
Falco Maintenance, LLC
Lou Falco
160 Newark Street, Lindenhurst
631.929.2066
[email protected]
General cleaning contractor for commercial or
residential customers. Services include carpet and
upholstery, total floor car & grouting cleaning.
Company specializes in environmentally safe
cleaning products, available for purchase.
Liberty Paper & Janitorial Supply Co. Inc.
Eric Feld, Vice President
800.362. 4877/ cell: 201.323.4115
www.liberypaperjanitorial.com
Liberty Paper is a leading distributor and
manufacturer of cost-effective restroom paper,
soap dispensers, cleaning and dishwashing
products, all "green" and environmentally safe.
Our company will provide a cost analysis to save
you money!
The Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce is
pleased to announce new businesses are
joining the Chamber!
In this economy membership to the
Chamber is very valuable to help grow
and promote businesses.
President Mary Stanco touts this mission
and pledges to work towards fulfilling it,
along with Executive Director Phyllis
Gorham, who details the many benefits
Chamber
membership offers, “it is a win-win for
members alike”.
For additional information please visit
the Chamber website at
www.glencovechamber.org
Market America/Global Partners
Jane Hutton
4 Cross Street, Locust Valley
516.801.1140
[email protected]
We are a product brokerage and on-line shopping
source.
Pro Suites
Geoff Schwartz, Owner
480 Forest Avenue, Locust Valley
888.384.6776
[email protected]
Full service, business ready instant offices located
at Forest Executive Center, a new facility of
25,000 sq.’ Goal oriented to provide businesses
with “ease of use” that takes the headache our of
office upkeep.
Servpro of Glen Cove & Jericho
Bill Chillianis
85 Hazel Street, Glen Cove
516.671.1919
[email protected]
With over 39 years, Servpro offers professional
services for fire and water, cleanup and
restoration. Track records of success even includes
the Pentagon!
Market America/Global Partners
Www.marketamerica.com/globalpartners
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Facing the Fear
Young couples usually plan to have children after
several years of marriage and some sense of security
with their jobs. The nine-month waiting period is
filled with great anticipation and high expectations
for what everyone hopes will be “a bundle of
joy.” For some new parents, the initial months may
present an inkling that something is different. The
baby is not responsive and/or does not respond in
the same way as other infants. For parents who
already have children, there is an opportunity for
comparison that new parents do not have. Usually
somewhere around 16 to 18 months when the baby
is not walking and/or communicating, the pediatrician will suggest that a call be placed to the Early
Intervention Program through the Department of
Health (516) 227-8661.
The fear that something is wrong with the child can
be overwhelming for parents. Days of anxiety may
be offset by the fear there is going to be a diagnosis
of a disability. It is important for parents to know
that it is always better to go through the process to
find out if there is a problem. It may not be a
disability and it may not be a developmental
delay. It may be that the child’s developmental
difference falls within the average range. Parents
need to acknowledge their concerns and not let
others tell them, “Don’t look for trouble” or “Boys
are slower than girls.” As a parent, no one knows
your child as well as you do; go with your
instinct. If you are worried about your child, do not
hesitate to ask professionals for information.
Alex Colon
394 Forest Avenue
Locust Valley, NY 11560
Showroom: 516-684-9554
Fax: 516-684-9356
www.OliviasPinkDoor.com
The Department of Health through the Early
Intervention Program will send a service coordinator and evaluators to your home to discuss your
concerns. Evaluations are provided at no cost to
parents along with therapeutic options. The Early
Intervention Program is wonderful because it takes
away the fear and anxiety to settle a parent’s
concern one way or the other. If there is a developmental difference, then services such as speech
therapy, occupational therapy and physical therapy
will be provided immediately. The significance is
that the child’s problem will not remain
undiagnosed; services will be provided to facilitate
physical, social and language development. It is
always better to know and to be proactive rather
than reactive.
Ellenmorris Tiegerman, Ph.D.,
Founder and Executive Director
School for Language and Communication Development
www.slcd.org
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Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce
2010 Annual Gala Honorees
24-Hour Airport,
Out of Town Service
House & Corporate
Accounts Welcome
All Major
Credit Cards
Accepted
Medicare
Accepted
Town Cars and Mini Vans
14 Passenger Vans
The Pinnacle Award
Frank Mastrovito
Hassel Volvo
The Community Small Business
Achievement Award
Maxine Cappel Mayreis, DC,DACS
Chiropractor
The Community Service Merit Award
Lisa Cohn
Lifeline Communications
The Leadership Award
Anthony J. Tripp, Chief
Glen Cove Fire Department
671-1848
We deliver small packages!
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GLEN COVE
MANSION!
August is the month in which The Mansion
celebrates its Centennial. The historic Georgianinspired country home of John and Ruth Pratt
first opened its doors at the height of the
extravagant Edwardian Era. Originally known as
“The Manor” this 55-acre estate remains entirely
intact. In 1967, the Glen Cove Mansion became a
luxury conference hotel and continues to serve
our area as well as travelers throughout the U.S.
with the same elegance seen a hundred years ago.
200 Dosoris Lane, Glen Cove
516. 671.6400
"The approach to this mansion is magnificent.
The grounds are just as beautiful."
Make a Healthier New YOU!
Colon hydrotherapy is better known as "colonics",
an easy method to assist your body in healthy
digestion and elimination.
We Americans have developed very poor eating
habits since the advent of refined food products
and easy accessibility to fast food. This puts
greater emphasis on having clean intestines, the
body's sewer system.
Colon hydrotherapy
accomplishes necessary cleansing and other
benefits:
better hydration, increased energy
levels, happier mood and outlook, clear skin,
improved concentration, better absorption of
vitamins and minerals, reduced pressure in the
abdominal area, sensation of well-being and
weight loss!
Inner Healing, Inc.
Shannon Brown, Owner
Certified Colon Hydrotherapist
146 Birch Hill Road, Locust Valley
(516) 277-2029
Say you saw it in The Chamber Newsletter
… and save $25 on your first visit!
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The Chamber of Commerce has Launched
its NEW Website!
Have your business message read by thousands of
monthly visitors to our site with new exciting
advertising features. This is an ideal opportunity
for you to get your name out while priced to fit
your budget. Provide your own ad or our Members
can custom design for you.
Ad links directly to your website!
Please visit our website
www.glencovechamber.org
to see how your business can profit!
Home Page
$50 per month (minimum of 3 months) with
options in increments of 3-6-12 months,
discounted for full year commitment.
Inside Page Exposure
$35 per month, same as above
Please call the Chamber office to
reserve your space.
First come, first serve, so hurry!
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GLEN COVE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS
SUPPORT THE BUSINESSES THAT SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY!
30 fps
A.F. Kaufman, Inc.
A+ Graphics
A Place For Mom
A. Ruggiero Consulting Co.
Accent on the Home
AFLAC
Amalfi Restaurant
American Community Bank
Ameriprise Financial
Anthony Basile
Anthony’s Diamond Limousines
Anton Community Newspapers
Arena Car Service
Astoria Federal Savings
Atria Glen Cove Senior Living Group
Avalon at Glen Cove North & South
Badge Agency
Ballroom Legacy
Benchmarks Worldwide
Bethpage Federal Credit Union
Big Valley Nursery & Garden Center
Blonde on Blonde Salon
Bluestar Promos
B&C Laundry Inc.
Breakthrough to Fitness
Brewer Glen Cove Marina
Brookville Country Club
CAM Associates
CapitalOne Bank
Capobianco’s Glen Street Florist
Casa de Vinos
Center for Integrative Wellness
Center for Wealth Preservation
Charles of Glen Cove
Chiariello & Chiariello, Esqs.
Church of St. Rocco
Citibank
Clover Nail and Spa, Inc.
Coldwell Banker Brokerage
Congregation Tifereth Israel
Covac Vacuums
Cove Opticians & Audiology
CPD Construction & Maintenance Corp.
Cranky Anki@JD Gates
Crosby Electric Service, LLC
Cruises Inc.
Daniel Gale/ Sotheby’s Int’l. Realty
Daniel P. Alvarez, New York Life
Del Bene & Co., CPA, LLC
Deutsch Photographics
Diamonds Galore
Diane Yatauro/NYS Legislator
Drossman Krupnick Legal Group
Dunkin Donuts
Edward Lehmann Agency, Inc
F&F Design Center
Filene’s Basement
First Central Savings Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Loviglio/ Rallye Lexus
Friends Academy
Friends of Garvies Point Museum
Fugazy & Rooney, LLC
G.Giovanniello Design, LLC
Gardiner Physical Therapy
GCVS, LLC
Gina Marie Designs
Gio& Capelli Salon
Glen Cove Animal Clinic
Glen Cove Arts Council
Glen Cove Beer Distributor
Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club
Glen Cove C.A.R.E.S.
Glen Cove Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation
Glen Cove City Yacht Club, Inc.
Glen Cove Community Development Agency
Glen Cove Dental Services
Glen Cove Downtown BID
Glen Cove Florist
Glen Cove Furrier Ltd.
Glen Cove Gifts.com
Glen Cove Hospital
Glen Cove Mansion & Conference
Glen Cove P.B.A.
Glen Cove Sage Foundation
Glen Cove Schools
Glen Cove United Methodist Church
Glen Cove Youth Bureau
Glen Floors Inc.
Glen Key Realty
Glen Medical Health, PC
Glenco Liquor & Wine Factory
Glengariff Health Care Center
Glenn Howard Jr. Consultant
Glenn Optics, Ltd.
Go Open Market, Inc.
Goddess Gems
Gold Coast Gazette
Gold Coast Realty & Finance Co.
Gold Coast Swimming Pools, Inc.
Gold Martial Arts
Grace Blank, Coldwell Banker
H & R Block
Harbor Day Care
Hassel Volvo
Heartland Payment Systems
Home Instead Senior Care
House of De Gau Salon
Hundred Roll Sushi
Inner Healing, Inc.
IOWorks Computer Services, Inc.
iShop Stores Inc.
Island Fitness
JD Electric Co.
Jon Deutsch Computer Tech
J Mangi Inc.
Johnnie Cakes, Inc.
Jorge A. Quezada & Rita Vieyra Quezeda, DDS
King Kullen
La Bussola Ristorante
La Fuerza Unida
La Pace with Chef Michael
Landmark Realtors
Lewisarte
Liberty Mutual
Lifeline Communications of LI, Inc.
Lisena Laser, Inc.
Livingston Development Corp.
Loggia Glen Cove 1016, Inc.
London Jewelers
Long Island Travel
Mail Boxes Etc
Maptoons
Marie Coyle, Financial Consultant
Marquis Rehabilitation Center
Martin L Wertheim, CPA
Martino Auto Concepts Inc.
Mary Stanco, Laffey Associates Fine
Homes & Estates
Massage For Health
Maxine Cappel Mayreis, DC, DACS
Merrill Lynch/ Debra Bushman
MHS Cleaning Services
MiaCara
Michael Norman CPA
Michael W. Stanco, Prudential Douglas
Elliman Real Estate
Mid Island Taxi
Minuteman Press of Glen Cove Inc.
Mohen & Treacy, LLP
New Health Pediatrics
Newsday Media Group
North Coast Internal Medicine PC
North Coast Subaru
North Country Reform Temple
North Nassau Cardiology Associates
North Shore Country Club
North Shore Historical Museum
North Shore Tile and Marble
NYPC Services of LI, Inc
Olivia’s Pink Door Fashion Jewelry
Omega Precious Metals. Inc.
Page One Restaurant & Cabaret
Pall Corporation
Parisi & Leonick, LLP
Paul Nagel, CPA CFP
Paul Todd Inc.
PCAssistMe.com
Power Fitness
Power Physical Therapy
Profit Recovery Solutions, Inc.
Quality Recreation Solutions
Rallye Lexus Dealership
Rason Asphalt
RexCorp Glen Isle Partners, LLC
Roel Resources, LLC
SAFE, Inc.
Safavieh Home Furnishings
Samantha’s Consignment Boutique
San Giorgio Florist
CHAMBER MEMBERS Continued From Previous Page:
Schiller & Ahern LLC
School for Language and
Communication Development
Scuba Network
Semper4Soldiers
ShearBliss Salon
Shopping and Dining on Long Island
Skincare by Cathy, Inc.
Slant/Fin Corp.
Smiros & Smiros Architect, LLP
Soundview Restaurant
St. Hyacinth Roman Catholic Church
St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church
Staples
Stevenson Printing Inc.
Steve’s Unlimited
Sto’s Clothing & Shoes
Sunrise Senior Living Management
Susan Giordano Designs
Suzanne Aral-Boutros Agency
Sweet Tomato Healthy Eatery & Catering
T D Bank
T & D Towing Corp.
Tel-One Corp.
The Downtown Cafe
The Glen Cove Printery
The Leader
The Mellilo Center
The Metropolitan
The Regency of Glen Cove
The Tooth Fairy
The Wharf @ Steamboat Landing
Thomas J. Doyle
Trois Jours Boutique Etc
Tutor Time Child Care
ULODE
Uni/Dent Trade USA
Urbitran Associates
V.G. Jewelry
Village Square Health &
Wellness/ Dr. Frank Cohen
Vivowhite
Webb Institute
Whitting Funeral Home
Woodman Dentistry
Woody’s Tree Service
Worth Repeating
Yelena Romanoff
YMCA at Glen Cove
Join the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce!
If you are not already a member, please take this time to join us!
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
I hereby apply for membership in the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce, agreeing, if elected, to pay the investment amount annually, in advance, and
to abide by the rules and regulations of the organization, as set forth in its by-laws.
Name of Firm/Company: ____________________________________________________________
Name of Contact Person: ____________________________________________________________
Title/Position in Firm/Company: ______________________________________________________
Telephone Number: ____________________FAX:________________
E-Mail Address: _______________________________________________
Chamber Membership Rates
Website Address: _____________________________________________
Mailing Address: ______________________________________________
INDIVIDUAL
(Non-Business Member)
$ 95
BUSINESS
1 Employee………………………
$ 125
Type of Business:_____________________________________
2 to 5 Employees……….……
$ 195
Number of Persons in Firm/Company:__________
6 to 10 Employees……………
$ 295
11 to 35 Employees……………
$ 395
36 to 100 Employees………
$ 595
More than 100 Employees
$ 895
Renewal: ____________New Member: ____________
SIGNED: ______________________________________________
TITLE: ____________________________________________
NOT-FOR-PROFIT
DATE: ________________________________________________
& EDUCATIONAL……
$ 150
This is a tax-deductible item. THANK YOU.
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SAVE THE DATE
FOR OUR UPCOMING EVENTS!
September
October
November
December
29th
Wednesday, 8am
7th
Thursday, 8am
18th
Thursday, 730pm
10th
Friday
General Membership
Meeting
City Hall
Main Chambers
9 Glen Street
Holiday
Travel Presentation
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Party
LI Travel
Cruises Inc
Location & Time
TBA
Glen Cove Hospital Main
Entrance,
Maxwell Room
Guest Speaker
Dr. Eric Hochberg
Topic
Prostate Cancer
Awareness
MTA Payroll Tax
Guest Speaker
Bill Schoolman
30th
Saturday, 7pm
Celebrating Glen Cove
Gala
30th
Tuesday, 6-930pm
Shop Glen Cove
Showcase
Glen Cove Mansion
Crescent Beach Club
Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce
19 Village Square
Glen Cove, NY 11542
Tel 516-676-6666
Fax 516-676-5490
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.glencovechamber.org
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Glen Cove, NY 11542
Compiled and Edited by Newsletter Committee
Alan Goldberg (MinuteMan Press), Phyllis Gorham (Executive Director), and Jacki Yonick (Glen Cove Youth Bureau)