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Welcome to the Massapequa Community Guide your comprehensive resource for everything that makes the Massapequas such a dynamic, welcoming and thriving place to call home.
We are pleased to present this special annual supplement to the Massapequa Herald Post a publication designed to celebrate, inform and connect with our communities. Whether you’re a lifelong resident or just settling in, this guide is your passport to all things local.
Inside you’ll find a curated snapshot of what makes Massapequa so special:
• Scenic parks and green spaces
• Vibrant public libraries
• Unmissable community events
This year’s cover celebrates Massapequa Park’s annual Fall Festival, held Oct. 5 a day that brought more than 2,000 residents and visitors to the heart of the village for family fun, laughter and local pride.
The Fall Festival is just one example of how Massapequa and Massapequa Park, and its many organizations, come together year after year to keep community life vibrant.
The Kiwanis Club of Massapequa brings neighbors together through its annual Bocce Tournament and Golf Outing, events that raise both funds and spirits. The Massapequa Chamber of Commerce works tirelessly to host beloved traditions including the Halloween Spooktacular, community food and toy drives, and Massapequa Park’s cherished tree lighting ceremony.
Equally dedicated are the volunteers of the Historical Society of the Massapequas, who preserve and promote the community’s proud past. From their Strawberry and Apple Festivals to the annual holiday calendar featuring local photography, the Society’s work helps keep Massapequa’s story alive while their ongoing restoration of the historic complex on Merrick Road stands as a testament to that legacy.
Of course, none of these efforts could succeed without the support of the greater Massapequa community. This guide was created to help you connect with the organizations that make a difference every day and to show how you can lend your time, talent or resources to keep Massapequa thriving.
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a message from the massaPeQUa Chamber President
Robin
HepwoRtH President
Hello Massapequa Friends, Business Owners and Neighbors:
As President of the Chamber of Commerce of the Massapequas, I’m proud to welcome you to this year’s Massapequa Community Guide! Inside, you’ll find all of our Chamber members’ businesses proudly featured, along with an incredible collection of local organizations and services that keep our community strong, connected, and thriving.
Since 1948, our Chamber has brought together neighbors and business owners who share the same passion — supporting one another and making the Massapequas an even better place to live, work and enjoy. From restaurants and shops to healthcare, schools and professional services, our members truly represent the best of what our hometown has to offer.
When you shop local, support small businesses, or take part in a community event, you’re doing more than just making a purchase — you’re investing in the success and future of the Massapequas. That hometown pride is what sets our community apart, and it’s what keeps us moving forward together. If you’d like to learn more about our Chamber or explore membership, please visit massapequachamber. org or call our office at (516) 541-1443. We’d be delighted to share information about our exciting events, networking opportunities and community programs.
On behalf of our Board of Directors, thank you for your continued support. Together, let’s keep the Massapequas strong, vibrant and full of hometown pride.
With appreciation,
Robin Hepworth President Chamber of Commerce of the Massapequas
Photo by Mike Polansky Chamber Board Member Tim Ryan and President Robin Hepworth share a light moment at last year's Taste of Massapequa.
By Carolyn James
Local treasures: exploring
hidden gems
It’s often said that life’s greatest treasures don’t require a passport or plane ticket — sometimes, they’re right in your own backyard. That holds true in Massapequa, where history, creativity and small-town charm converge. Here’s a look at some of the community’s lesser known but meaningful places that celebrate both its past and present.
Towers of Freedom Military Monument
4990 Merrick Road, Massapequa
A community effort, started by Massapequa residents Tom Smith, retired NYPD, and Frank Haskell, retired FDNY, brought to life the Towers of Freedom Military Monument at John Burns Park. It was conceived, designed, built and paid for entirely through local contributions and has become a focal point in Massapequa, particularly on 9/11 when services are held there.
Carolyn James/Herald Towers of Freedom Military Monument, built entirely with private contributions, is a focal point in Massapequa.
Firemen’s Bell Tower
Sunrise Highway and Park Boulevard, Massapequa Park
The bell tower rises on the North side of Sunrise Highway and Park Boulevard. But don’t ask for whom the bell tolls; in Massapequa Park it tolls for volunteer firefighters.
The bell, atop the red tower at the corner of Sunrise Highway and Park Boulevard in Massapequa Park, was built during the administration of Mayor Robert Thompson in the mid 1970s. It was designed by local architect Jan Sera and built to recognize volunteer firefighters.
The bell tower is located near the Massapequa Fire monument, which depicts two Massapequa firefighters: Jim Kinnelly and Tommy Cox. That was installed in July 2001, two months before 9/11.
Since then, the fire department has installed another monument depicting a firefighter carrying a baby. The design was taken from a photograph by local photographer Ed Cox. Listed on the monuments are the names of all those who died on 9/11 or from 9/11 related illnesses, including that of Jim Kinnelly.
Annie Oakley’s cabin
4990 Merrick Road, Massapequa Park (516) 797-4128
Town of Oyster Bay Parks Department
The rustic Burns Park Cabin has served as a longtime gathering space for scout troops, civic meetings and family events. Built and maintained by the Massapequa Kiwanis Club, the cabin sits on land once frequented by famed sharpshooter Annie Oakley, whose family lived in the cabin in the early 1900s. Oakely gave shooting lessons on the grounds.
While the log-style structure wasn’t rebuilt until the mid-20th century, it honors that legacy by offering a lodge-like setting for community programs and celebrations.
Carolyn James/Herald
A familiar landmark in Massapequa Park, the Bell Tower and Fire Monument pay lasting tribute to local heroes — past, present and fallen.
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Annie Oakley’s cabin in John Burns Park. The Massapequa Historical Society said the cabin is part of Fred Stone’s “Chin Chin” Ranch and was home to Oakley and her family when she worked in New York City. It was moved to the park by the Massapequa Kiwanis Club.
Massapequa Preserve
4990 Merrick Road, Massapequa Park (516) 797-4128
Town of Oyster Bay Parks Department
Stretching across 400 acres, the Massapequa Preserve is one of Long Island’s most cherished natural sanctuaries. The preserve features scenic trails for walking, biking and birdwatching, as well as freshwater streams and three ponds that flow south to Massapequa Cove. It is home to diverse wildlife and offers a tranquil retreat for fishing, jogging or quiet reflection. For many residents, the preserve is a vital green space and a cherished escape from the bustle of daily life.
Delancey Floyd Jones Library
4755 Merrick Road, Massapequa (516) 799-2023
Massapequa Historical Society
Built in 1896, the Delancey Floyd ones Library stands on the grounds of Grace Church and was once Massapequa’s first public library. Its Victorian-style architecture made it a local landmark. Though library services have since moved, the building has been preserved and now serves as a cultural space for community events, meetings and programs — maintaining its legacy as a center of learning and gathering.
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A quiet day at the Massapequa Preserve.
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The Delancey Floyd Jones Library, Sunrise Highway, Massapequa.
Downtown Massapequa Park
Park Boulevard, Massapequa Park (516) 798-0244
Massapequa Village Hall
Downtown Massapequa Park offers a blend of smalltown charm and community spirit. Tree-lined streets are home to local shops, cafés and restaurants, all within walking distance of the Massapequa Preserve. Nearby Brady Park features sports fields, playgrounds and seasonal events, including the ever-popular Breakfast at Brady Park marking the beginning of summer. The area is also easily accessible via the Long Island Rail Road, making it both a local favorite and a commuter-friendly destination.
Fort Massapeag Archaeological Site
Merrick Road and Mansfield Drive, Massapequa (516) 572-0200
Nassau County Parks Department
The Fort Massapeag Archaeological Site protects the remnants of a 17th-century Native American fort constructed by the Massapequa tribe of the Algonquin nation. Overlooking South Oyster Bay, the palisaded fort once served as a center of defense and daily life. Archaeological excavations have uncovered artifacts and post molds that offer insights into the tribe’s culture and structures. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the site remains a testament to the area's deep Indigenous history.
Carolyn James/Herald
The heart of the business community in Massapequa Park Village, along Park Boulevard.
File Photo
Step back in time at the Fort Massapeag Archaeological Site, where the remains of a 17th-century Native fort tell the story of the Massapequa tribe.
Your School S
Schools are the heart of a community, shaping future generations and fostering lifelong learning. They provide more than education— they offer a space for families to connect, students to grow, and communities to thrive. Schools host events, sports, and cultural programs that bring people together. They also create jobs and support local businesses. By nurturing critical thinking, responsibility, and civic engagement, schools help build informed, empowered citizens who contribute positively to the community’s future.
Public Schools
Massapequa School District msd.k12.ny.us
Massapequa School District o ffice Merrick Road, Massapequa (516) 308-5000
unqua Elementary School 350 Unqua Road, Massapequa (516) 308-5600
Birch l ane Elementary School 41 Birch Lane, Massapequa Park (516) 308-5100
McKenna Elementary School 210 Spruce Street, Massapequa Park (516) 308-5500
East l ake Elementary School 154 East Lake Avenue, Massapequa Park (516) 308-5200
l ockhart Elementary School 199 Pittsburg Avenue, Massapequa (516) 308-5400
Fairfield Elementary School 330 Massapequa Avenue, Massapequa (516) 308-5300
Berner Middle School
50 Carman Mill Road, Massapequa (516) 308-5700
Massapequa high School, Ames campus (Grade 9)
198 Baltimore Avenue, Massapequa (516) 308-5800
Massapequa high School, Main campus (Grades 10–12) 4925 Merrick Road, Massapequa 516) 308-5900
Farmingdale Schools farmingdaleschools.org
Farmingdale School District o ffice
50 Van Cott Avenue, Farmingdale (516) 434-5100
Farmingdale high School
150 Lincoln Street, Farmingdale (516) 434-5210
Weldon E. h owitt Middle School 70 Van Cott Avenue, Farmingdale (516) 434-5410
Albany Avenue Elementary School 101 Albany Avenue, North Massapequa (516) 434-5510
Northside Elementary School 55 Powell Place, Farmingdale (516) 434-5610
Saltzman East Memorial Elementary School 25 Mill Lane, Farmingdale (516) 434-5710
Woodward Parkway Elementary School
95 Woodward Parkway, Farmingdale (516) 434-5810
Plainedge School District plainedgeschools.org
Plainedge high School
241 Wyngate Drive, North Massapequa (516) 992-7550
Plainedge Middle School
200 Stewart Avenue, Bethpage (516) 992-7650
charles E. Schwarting Elementary School Jerusalem Avenue & Flower Road, North Massapequa (516) 9922-7400
Eastplain Elementary School 301 North Delaware Avenue, North Massapequa (516) 992-7600
John h . West Elementary School 499 Boundary Avenue, Bethpage (516) 992-7500
Private schools
St. John Baptist De l a Salle regional School
50 Cherry Street, Farmingdale (516) 694-3610 countyoffice.org/st-john-baptist-delasalle-regional-school-farmingdale-ny-c78/
Journey Prep School
50 Cherry Street, Farmingdale (516) 694-3610 journeyprepschoolcom
New Jerusalem christian Academy 816 Main Street, Farmingdale (516) 249-0955
Montessori children’s School PO Box 1609, North Massapequa (516) 541-6365
St. rose of lima Elementary School 4704 Merrick Road, Massapequa (516) 541-1546 stroseschool.net
St. luke’s Early childhood center 145 Prospect Street, Farmingdale (516) 756-9573 stlukesfdale.org
Dilly Dally Nursery & Kindergarten 210 Merritts Road, Farmingdale (516) 694-6530 Dillydallyfarmingdale.com
Courtesy Massapequa School District
Superintendent Dr. William Brennan high-fived Fairfield Elementary School students as they stepped off the bus.
Your local library , where stories come
By Carolyn James
Massapequa is home to more than a few public libraries, providing residents with a wealth of opportunities to learn, connect and explore. The libraries host author talks, job-readiness workshops, film screenings and story hours that bring people of all ages together. They also serve as gathering spaces where residents can discover new interests, access technology and engage in civic life.
Perhaps most importantly, they offer what many consider the greatest passport of all— stacks of books that allow people to travel the world, dive into history, or imagine new futures without ever leaving Massapequa.
Massapequa Public Library
The Massapequa Public Library, with branches on Central Avenue and Harbor Lane, is more than just shelves of books. It offers residents access to museum passes across Long Island and New York City, hands-on workshops, technology labs, and a robust calendar of concerts, lectures and children’s programming. From genealogy resources to career services and creative arts programs, the library connects Massapequa’s past and present, serving as both a cultural hub and a gathering place for the entire community.
Bar Harbour Branch 40 Harbor Lane, Massapequa Park (516) 799-0770
Central Avenue Branch, 523 Central Ave., Massapequa (516) 798-4607
Christie Leigh Babirad/Herald Kristin Fitzsimmons, front, and Samatha Critchley study at the library.
Amityville Public Library
The Amityville Public Library, located on Oak Street, is a cornerstone of community life. In addition to its robust book and media collection, the library offers museum passes, genealogy resources, and dedicated children’s and teen programming. It also provides language learning classes that support Amityville’s diverse community, along with technology services like computer training and 3D printing. With cultural events, art exhibits, and welcoming gathering spaces, the library serves as the village’s cultural and educational anchor.
Plainedge Public Library
The Plainedge Public Library on Hicksville Road is a vibrant hub designed with families in mind. Its colorful children’s room includes hands-on play areas, crafts and early literacy programs, while teens enjoy their own lounge with study space and activities. The library hosts concerts, film screenings and hobby workshops in its community room, and offers museum passes, tech help and computer labs.
Plainedge
Library 1060 Hicksville Road, Massapequa (516) 735-4133
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Lily Allard with her grandmother Karen Petermann after a quick study session.
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Alex Feehan, librarian trainee; Ariel Borkowsky, young adult librarian; Eric Kacinski, clerk; and Stephen Kursar, programming librarian.
Farmingdale Public Library
The Farmingdale Public Library on Merritts Road is a welcoming center for learning and creativity. Its spacious children’s room hosts storytimes, crafts, and STEM activities, while teens benefit from a dedicated lounge and volunteer opportunities. The library also offers museum passes, computer labs, and a community room for concerts, lectures and film screenings. With language learning resources, cultural programs and year-round workshops, the library serves as both an educational hub and a gathering place for residents.
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Ava Brosnan and Emilia Breslin enjoy their time in the children's room.
Courtesy Town of Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, left, Councilman Tom Hand and Receiver of Taxes Jeffrey Pravato unveiled upgrades to the main baseball field at John Burns Park in Massapequa. The improvements include a new synthetic turf infield on the 90- foot baseball diamond, which allow for increased play time and fewer weather-related cancellations.
Your Plainedge Real Estate Professional
Kevin Murga
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
O 516.669.3700 | M 516.946.7616
kevin.murga@elliman.com elliman.com
Rockville Centre Office 304 Merrick Road | 516.669.3700
As a longtime resident and dedicated real estate professional, Kevin Murga brings valuable insight into the Plainedge community and surrounding areas. His in-depth knowledge of the local market helps all clients—whether buying, selling, or relocating— navigate the process with confidence and clarity.
Backed by the strength of the Steven Kramer Team—one of Douglas Elliman’s topperforming teams on Long Island—Kevin delivers exceptional results through strategy, clear communication, tireless dedication, and a client-first approach. He ensures that each client’s goals are understood and met with care and precision at every stage of the real estate journey.
Whether you’re moving to, from, or within the area, work with a trusted agent and a respected team who bring market expertise and a commitment to your success.
Contact Kevin Murga today—your reliable real estate resource in Plainedge and beyond.
SELF-HELP GROUPS
Self-help groups in and around Massapequa
Self-help groups play a vital role in personal and community development by offering emotional support, shared experiences, and practical advice. They empower individuals to overcome challenges, build confidence, and foster a sense of belonging. Through mutual aid, members learn from each other and grow together in a supportive environment.
If you or someone you know needs help, check out some of the local organizations here that may provide you with help.
Massapequa School District
New Beginning Group (Alcoholics Anonymous) 65 Roosevelt Ave, Massapequa Park, NY 11762
Toll-free general helpline (866) 920-0628 (for meeting info)
Meetings: Tuesday: 1:00 pm –2:00 pm (Step Meeting)
Saturday: 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm (Big Book meeting)
Sober.comAA-Meetings.com
How It Works Group (AA) 20 Clark Blvd, Massapequa Park, NY 11762
Toll-free general helpline (866) 920-0628
Meeting: Saturday, 7-8 p.m. (Closed meeting)
AA-Meetings.comSober.com
Massapequa Park Group (AA) 100 Park Blvd, Massapequa Toll-free general helpline (866) 920-0628
Meetings: Monday: 8-9 p.m. (Newcomer) Thursday: 8-9 p.m. Closed Friday: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. (Closed Discussion)
AA-Meetings.comSober.com
Massapequa Park Zoom (AA) Online Format (via Zoom)
Phone for info: (212) 381960
Meetings (all types, including Step, Discussion, Big Book) held Monday through Saturday, typically 1 to 2 p.m.
Sober.com
A Step Forward Group (AA)
Address: 4704 Merrick Rd, Massapequa (212) 385-1960
Meeting: Thursday, 7:30 to 8:30 pm (Closed) Sober.com
Lost Weekend Group (AA) Address: 43 Ritter Ave, Massapequa (212) 3851960
Meetings: Wednesday: 7 to 8 p.m. (Closed Discussion) Saturday: 10 to 11 a.m. (Newcomer) Sober.com
AlAnon Groups (for people affected by a relative’s drinking)
AlAnon Massapequa 3 Bayview Ave Unit F, (Massapequa area) (866) 702-3754 alanonmeetings.org
AlAnon North Massapequa Address: 1150 Hicksville Rd, Ste 392, Massapequa area (866) 702-3754 alanonmeetings.org
AlAnon Massapequa Park 379 Linden St, Ste 428, Massapequa Park (866) 702-3754
alanonmeetings.org
Group Therapy & Counseling Services
Healing & Growth Counseling –InPerson Group Therapy 4770 Sunrise Hwy, Suite 102, Massapequa Park (516) 406-8991
Offers: Themed group sessions (e.g. “Navigating a Toxic Work Environment”), held virtually once groups form (open to NY adults).
Healing & Growth Counseling
Courtesy Victory Recovery Partners Victory Recovery Partners provides compassionate, medically based care that meets patients where they are on their path to recovery.
Courtesy Victory Recovery Partners
The everyday magicof neighborhood
By Carolyn James
Parks play a vital role in building healthy, connected communities. They offer spaces for recreation, exercise, and relaxation, which support both physical and mental well-being.
Parks also provide a natural setting for social interaction, bringing neighbors together and fostering a sense of belonging. For children, they serve as safe areas to play and explore. Additionally, parks contribute to environmental health by preserving green space, improving air quality, and supporting local wildlife—all enhancing the overall quality of life.
Massapequans are fortunate to have a variety of parks, athletic fields and play areas for children within a short walk or car ride from their homes.
Anchor Park
Located along a canal on the corner of Admiral Road and Anchor Drive, this park hosts numerous games and practices for local sports leagues and as a playground for the children as well. The fields at Anchor Park include a baseball field and soccer field.
Anchor Park
Admiral Road, Massapequa (516) 797-4128
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Christie Leigh Babirad/Herald
Anchor Park in Massapequa.
Bayfront Park
A lesser-known park, Bayfront Park boasts beautiful views of the Great South Bay and a gazebo in the back that offers a nice spot to relax in the shade. The bay itself brings in local fishers and also has a playground to bring you children to. There is no designated parking field, but you may park toward the end of East Shore Drive for a short walk to the park.
Bayfront Park
364 East Shore Drive, Massapequa (516) 797-4110
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Brady Park
A park that offers something for everyone, Brady has a regulation Little League baseball field and three basketball courts as well as courts for bocce ball, shuffleboard and horseshoe. There’s also a playground and picnic areas with grills and plenty of shade for those humid days in the summer. Trails connect to the Bethpage Bikeway and Massapequa Preserve, making this park the perfect place for walkers, runners and nature enthusiasts. Additionally, the community center and senior center host year-round events and programs.
Brady Park
1000 Lake Shore Drive, Massapequa Park (516) 313-8329
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Tucked along East Shore Drive, this peaceful park invites visitors to unwind by the Great South Bay.
Christie Leigh Babirad/Herald Brady Park is a popular place to unwind, connect and enjoy the outdoors.
Colleran Park
Offering a large amount of open space for a picnic or activity with friends, Colleran also features fantastic views of the Great South Bay and has a playground for the children.
Colleran Park
Whitewood Drive, Massapequa Park (516) 798-0244
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John J. Burns Park
This is the park for all things sports as the park has ball fields and turf for baseball, softball, bocce ball, football, lacrosse and Tball.You’ll also find well-lit courts for basketball, handball and tennis. Additionally, the park hosts a playground as well as walking and biking paths, including a paved loop for rollerblading or evening strolls. At the park’s rear, a boat ramp and canal access link to Jones Creek and South Oyster Bay for those interested in kayaking or boating. Throughout the summer, this is also the spot for numerous free concerts under the stars.
John J. Burns Park
4990 Merrick Road, Mass. Park (516) 797-7980
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Christie Leigh Babirad/Herald Wide-open spaces meet waterfront views at Colleran Park.
Christie Leigh Babirad/Herald This expansive park offers everything from team sports to kayaking and live entertainment. Continued
Mansfield Park (Walker Park)
Home to multiple baseball fields and a soccer field, it is common to see people playing games like fetch and frisbee with their dogs at Mansfield because of the amount of open space. The open grass area is also where the annual firework show for the Fourth of July is held.
Mansfield Park (Walker Park)
85 Walker St., Massapequa Park (516) 798-0244
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Marjorie R. Post
Featuring an ice skating rink that attracts people from surrounding neighborhoods and home to the Massapequa pool, this park has a large playground, picnic areas and walking paths through natural wetlands. The park also has a fishing pier and spots for boating or kayaking, making it great for outdoor fun. With clean facilities and lovely views, it’s a peaceful spot for a day out in nature, whether you’re looking to play, explore, or unwind by the bay.
Marjorie R. Post
163 Block Blvd., Massapequa Park (516) 797-7990
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Christie Leigh Babirad/Herald Whether cheering on a local team, tossing a frisbee, or watching fireworks light up the sky, neighbors find plenty to enjoy at Mansfield Park.
Christie Leigh Babirad/Herald Skate, swim, fish, or just relax — there’s something for everyone here
Richard Place Park
A park many many not know about, this one is for those looking for a simpler place to go. This park consists of a basketball court, baseball field, and playground. Please note that there is no dedicated parking lot for this park. Richard Place is mainly used as a field for the Massapequa Coast Little League Organization. The baseball field itself is small and one of the easiest in Massapequa to hit a home run. The trademark of this field is when the outfield becomes covered with dandelions.
Richard Place Park 163 Block Blvd., Massapequa Park (516) 797-4128
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Sunset Park
Convenient for locals who live in the neighborhood, this park offers a basketball and tennis court, baseball field and playground. There is no designated parking field but you may park on one of the made side streets. This park is also quieter if you are looking to work on your tennis game.
Sunset Park
Sunset Blvd., Massapequa (516) 797-4128
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Richard Place Park is known for Little League games and its signature dandelion-filled outfield
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courts make Sunset Park a popular spot for active days outdoors.
Fire departments
Massapequa Fire Department
The Massapequa Fire Department is staffed 100 percent by volunteers. It was incorporated in 1910 and serves Massapequa, Massapequa Park and North Massapequa. It responds to approximately 2,400 calls for service a year.
The current chief is Jeffrey Friedland; 1st Ass’t Chief and Training Chief is Ryan Zimmerman; 2nd Ass’t Chief is Conor McCaffrey and 3rd Ass’t Chief is Robert Kennedy.
The department has approximately 244 fire personnel, plus EMS personnel. They operate several fire stations (headquarters, East End, Park House, West End) to cover the area and respond to approximately 2,400 calls for service a year.
The main firehouse is at 1 Brooklyn Ave., Massapequa.
• For fire or medical emergencies, call (516) 798--0040 or 911.
• For all other calls, dial (516) 798-9849.
North Massapequa Fire Department (NMFD)
The North Massapequa Fire District is a volunteer organization formed in 1934. It serves 3.2 square miles of residential and commercial areas in North Massapequa. It has three companies: Ladder Co. #1; Hose & Engine Co. #2; Friendship Engine Co. #3 and responds to approximately 1,000 calls for service a year. Chief of the Department is Mark Frascella; 1st Ass’t Chief is Thomas Licata; 2nd Ass’t Chief is Joseph Ferrante and 3rd Ass’t Chief is Marc Timpano. The main firehouse is at 1000 North Broadway. It can be reached at (516) 579-0900.
• In an emergency, call (516) 931-1366 or call 911.
Carolyn James/Herald Massapequa Fire Department, 1 Brooklyn Ave., Massapequa
Carolyn James/Herald North Massapequa Fire District, 1000 North Broadway, North Massapequa.
Season to Season, offer year-round fun
By Carolyn James
From Little League parades in the spring to festive tree lightings in the winter, each season in Massapequa brings its own unique traditions. Throughout the year, residents gather for family-friendly events that highlight the community’s spirit and smalltown charm. Whether it’s Earth Day cleanups or summer concerts under the stars, there’s something for everyone to enjoy — no matter the season.
Massapequa Little League Opening Day Parade
Each April, Park Boulevard becomes a sea of team colors as players from dozens of Little League teams march in uniform to celebrate Opening Day. Families line the sidewalks to cheer, making the event a cherished local tradition.
For information, go to: masspkny.gov/calendar-of-events
Massapequa Park Earth Day Clean-Up
Also in April, volunteers gather at Brady Park and other village green spaces to plant flowers, pick up litter and beautify the community. The Earth Day event is a hands-on way for families to support the environment and give back.
Information available at: masspkny.gov/calendar-of-events
Summer
Music Under the Stars
Free weekly concerts hosted by the Town of Oyster Bay bring residents together at local parks for music and community fun. With tribute bands and local performers on the lineup, attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and picnic baskets for a night under the stars.
For more information, go to: oysterbaytown.com/ calendars
Park After Dark
On select Friday nights from mid-July through late August, Park Boulevard transforms into a pedestrianonly street fair. The Park After Dark series features music, food vendors, shopping and family-friendly entertainment — a highlight of the summer calendar.
For more information, go to: masspkny.gov/ calendar-of-events
Tim Baker/Herald Songwriter, musician and vocalist Vincent DeRenzis of Magical Mystery Doors. the band played in John Burns Park in August.
Fall
Massapequa Park Street Fair
Held annually along Park Boulevard, the street fair draws thousands of visitors. With craft vendors, food stands, rides, and performances, it’s one of the village’s largest and most festive gatherings of the year.
For more information, go to: masspkny.gov/calendar-of-events
Irish Night in Massapequa Park
The Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division 15, sponsor Irish Night in Brady Park every September. Residents bring their lawn chairs and blankets and are treated to a night of great entertainment. Irish coffee, soda bread, hot dogs, soft drinks and beer are on sale, in addition to Irish knitting and memorabilia.
For more information, go to: masspkny.gov/calendar-of-events
Halloween on Park Boulevard
Downtown businesses decorate for the season and hand out treats to costumed trickor-treaters. With pumpkins and hay bales lining the streets, the event offers a fun and safe Halloween tradition for local families.
For more information, go to: masspkny.gov/ calendar-of-events
Carolyn James/Herald A beloved village tradition, Irish Night brings plenty of Irish spirit to Brady Park with entertainment and classic fare.
Carolyn James/Herald Alexandra and Edward Taub with their children, Jacob and baby Benjamin, at Brady Park for the Knights of Columbus annual Halloween parade last year.
Winter
Massapequa Park Tree and Menorah Lighting at Brady Park
In early December, the community gathers at Brady Park to kick off the holiday season. The celebration includes caroling, hot cocoa and a visit from Santa, as the village lights its holiday tree in a festive ceremony.
For more information, go to: masspkny.gov/calendar-of-events
Santa, Mrs. Claus and friends gather for the annual Tree and Menorah
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Massapequa Chamber of Commerce Tree and Menorah Lighting
Each year, the Massapequa Chamber of Commerce hosts its Annual Christmas Tree & Menorah Lighting Ceremony at Klestinec Park on Broadway in Massapequa, rain or shine. This family event allows chamber members to celebrate the holiday season with the community and to enjoy song and dance from local entertainers!
For more information, go to: massapequachamber.org
Polar Plunge at Tobay Beach
To ring in the new year, dozens of Massapequa residents including students, firefighters and civic groups brave the cold for a quick dip in the Atlantic Ocean. The annual Polar Plunge raises money for Special Olympics New York and highlights the community’s generosity and spirit.
For more information, go to: oysterbaytown.com/ calendars
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Lighting ceremony
Massapequa Park each year.
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Races in and around
Small town, big strides: How local races build strong communities
By Carolyn James
Local races bring communities together through fun, fitness and a shared purpose. They promote healthy lifestyles, support local charities and boost town spirit. These events, which are very popular in the Massapequas, often attract participants of all ages and abilities, encouraging inclusivity and civic pride while showcasing local parks, streets, and neighborhoods in a positive, energetic way.
And they’re off! Young runners head out eagerly at the start of the 1/4-mile Fun Run
Massapequa — at the heart of racing in Nassau County
A determined field of 336 runners crossed the finish line at the 43rd annual Massapequa Firecracker 5K Run on the evening of June 22, persevering through the 87-degree heat that marked the beginning of Long Island’s first heat wave in two years.
The race was hosted by the Massapequa Road Runners, with Sam Buttigieg serving as race director. The 3.1-mile course began near Clark Boulevard and followed Park Avenue to Mansfield Park before it turned onto the Preserve bike path and ending at Lake Shore Drive by Brady Park.
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Ready, set, community!
On Nov. 23, perfect running weather drew 529 participants to the Massapequa Park 5K at Brady Park, a 73-person increase from last year.
Brooklyn’s Timothe Lambert took first place with a time of 15:50, followed by Massapequa Park’s Sal Nastasi, the runner-up for the second consecutive year.
The event benefitted the YES Community Counseling Center, which provides substance abuse treatment and mental health services to families and individuals in Nassau County.
Young runners at the start of the Turkey Trot kids’ run.
The annual Turkey Trot races
On Thanksgiving morning 2024, 1,377 participants gathered despite constant rainfall for the Massapequa 5K at Burns Park.
Dix Hills’ Anthony Leotta led the race with a time of 16:14, and Cristin Delaney-Guille of Long Beach was the first female finisher in 18:29.
Local top finishers included Massapequa Park’s Christopher Schimkus (2nd overall), and Massapequa’s Michelle Walker and Tiffany Ann Matturro (2nd and 3rd female finishers).
A kids’ Fun Run took place before the 5K, young runners completing the quarter-mile race.
Proceeds from the event supported the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and the John Theissen Children’s Foundation, both of which benefit those affected by blood cancers and support sick and underprivileged children.
Mike Polansky/Herald Runners take off at the start of 5K run
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Plainedge students a step ahead
Fourteen-year-old Luke Worzel, a Plainedge wrestling standout, outpaced teammate Jake Gerbasi to finish first overall in the 8th annual Heart of Plainedge 5K Run, held April 27.
Melissa Galeotafiore, a 2007 graduate of Plainedge High School, was the top female finisher, crossing the line at her alma mater. Lisa Treglia of Massapequa followed as the second woman overall.
The race, managed by the Plainedge PTA and directed for the third consecutive year by Vanessa Laverdiere, serves as a key fundraiser for scholarships awarded to graduating seniors.
Running on purpose at Albany Avenue 5K Run
Farmingdale High School track
standout Frank DelGuercio claimed his second straight victory at the Albany Avenue 5K Run in June, finishing the course in 17 minutes, 23 seconds a 37-second improvement over his 2024 winning time.
DelGuercio outpaced the field through the streets of South Farmingdale, crossing the finish line 45 seconds ahead of runner-up Nathanael Hansen of Massapequa.
On the women’s side, veteran runner Staci Blanket of Old Bethpage took top honors with a time of 20:53. She finished comfortably ahead of Farmingdale’s
Olivia Grassi and Gianna Ventiere, who placed second and third, respectively.
Race Director Laura Meyer, in her second year overseeing the event, praised the smooth operation and strong turnout. Albany Avenue PTA President Deborah Canova emphasized the race’s role as a fundraiser supporting school programs, field days and other student activities.
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John Stauber, left, Luke Worzel crossing the finish line, runner Jake Gerbasi, Run Director Vanessa Laverdiere and Legislator James Kennedy.
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Winner Frank Delguercio hits the finish line tape
Family services
yes community counseling center (YESCCC)
75 Grand Avenue, Massapequa, NY 11758 (516) 7993203
info@yesccc.org YescccNAFAS yes ccc.org NAFASYesccc
A nonprofit established in 1977 offering a wide range of counseling and support services for youth, families, and those affected by addiction. Services include individual, family, and group counseling, school-based prevention programs, youth financial literacy, and community education— regardless of income or insurance status.
N cPal massapequa –Nassau county Police activity l eague 510 Parkside Blvd, Massapequa, NY 11758 (516) 662-6019 massapequancpal@gmail.com Nassau County Pal nassaucountypal.org/units/massapequa Nassau County Pal
A nonprofit youth enrichment organization offering sports, crafts, educational programs, and more. Open to all children, regardless of background, with all funds staying local.
Theodore roosevelt council –Boy s couts of a merica 544 Broadway, Massapequa, NY 11758 (516) 797-7600
PQDistrictChairman@gmail.com (for Pequott District) pequott.org pequott.org or trcbsa.org pequott. orgWikipedia
A longstanding nonprofit serving local youth through Scouting programs that promote character development, leadership, and community values.
Neighborhood Network 90 Pennsylvania Avenue, Massapequa, NY 11758 (516) 541-4321
PLACES OF WORSHIP
Religious churches, synagogues and centers play an important role in fostering community connection, support, and shared values. They serve as gathering places for worship, education, and cultural traditions, often offering programs that support families, youth, and the elderly. Beyond spiritual guidance, many provide food drives, counseling, and outreach services that uplift those in need.
By bringing people together across generations and backgrounds, religious institutions help build unity, compassion, and a sense of purpose within the broader community.
Churches
Community United Methodist Church
100 Park Blvd., Massapequa (516) 541-7008
cumcmassapequa.org
Center Point Church, Massapequa Campus
98 Jerusalem Ave., Massapequa (516) 826-0432
pchurch.com
Massapequa Reformed Church 302 Ocean Ave., Massapequa (516) 799-5158
Massreformedchurch.org
Grace Church 23 Cedar Dr., Massapequa (516) 798-1122
Gracechurchmassapequa.com
St. Rose of Lima R.C. Church 2 Bayview Ave., Massapequa (516) 798-4992
info@srolchurch.org
Stroseoflimaparish.org
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish 855 Carmans Rd., Massapequa (516) 541-3270
Ourladyoflourdesmp.org
Living Hope Fellowship
Missionary Baptist Church 900 Old Sunrise Highway, Massapequa (516) 795-7221
livinghope.faith
Massapequa Church of God 890 Hicksville Rd,. Massapequa (516) 799-2421 churcheslist.com
Calvary Apostolic Church
The Rev. Stephen Brigandi Jr. 5730 Merrick Rd, Massapequa (516) 308-4320 calvaryapostolic.wix.com (516) 379-1356
Synagogues
Chabad of South Bay Long Island Rabbi Yona Edelkopf 5274 Merrick Road, Massapequa (516) 798-0757
chabadsouthbay.com
Temple Sinai of Massapequa 270 Clocks Blvd., Massapequa (516) 795-5015 templesinaimassapequa.org
Congregaton Beth-El 99 Jerusalem Ave., Massapequa (516) 541-0740 beth-el-massapequa.org
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Community United Methodist Church, Massapequa Park
Herald File photo
Temple Sinai of Massapequa offers a warm and friendly atmosphere where congregants and community members immediately feel at home.
ELECTED OFFICIALS
Village of Massapequa park feDeral
Daniel M. Pearl Mayor
(516) 798-0244 villclerk@ masspkny.gov
Joseph S. Saladino Town Supervisor (516) 624-6350
Vicki Walsh Councilwoman (516) 624-6618
Andrew A, Monteleone Councilman (516) 624-6307
Governor Kathy Hochul (D) State Capitol Building Albany, N.Y. 12224 (518) 474-8390
Tina Schiaffino Deputy Mayor (516) 798-0244 villclerk@ masspkny.gov
Dana M. Durso Trustee (516) 798-0244 villclerk@ masspkny.gov
Todd A. Svec Trustee (516) 798-0244 villclerk@ masspkny.gov
TowN of oYsTer BaY
Louis B. Imbroto Councilman (516) 624-6306
Thomas P. Hand Councilman (516) 624-6309
Nassau County Executive
Bruce Blakeman (R) 1550 Franklin Ave. Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-3131
Steve Labriola Councilman (516) 624-6309
CouNTY
Nassau County Legislature District 19
James D. Kennedy (R) 1550 Franklin Avenue Mineola, N.Y .11501 (516) 571-6219
State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli (D) 110 State St. Albany, N.Y. 12236 (518) 474-4044
Christine M. Wiss Trustee (516) 798-0244 villclerk@ masspkny.gov
Laura L. Maier Councilwoman (516) 624-6308
Nassau County District Attorney
Anne Donnelly (R) 262 Old Country Road, Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-3800
sTaTe
Attorney General Letitia James (D) State Capitol Building Albany, N.Y. 12224-0341 (518) 474-7330 Albany, N.Y. 12247 (518) 455-4656
State Assembly 9th District
Michael Durso (R) 512 Park Boulevard Massapequa Park, N.Y. 11762 (516) 541-4598
New York State Senate Albany, N.Y. 12248 (518) 455-5305
Nassau County Comptroller
Elaine Phillips (R) 240 Old Country Road Mineola, N.Y. 11501 (516) 571-2386
State Senate 8th District
Alexis Weik (R) 1 Corporate Drive Suite GL 005, Bohemia, N.Y. 11716 (631) 665-2311
Albany Office, LOB Room 413 Albany, N.Y. 12247 (518) 455-2950
Massapequa Chamber of Commerce
All businesses are in Massapequa, NY 11758 unless noted
accountants
Bowe Bookkeeping & More (516) 974-1825
J. e Ryan & a ssociates, Inc. (516) 409-4259
L a J e Bookkeeping s olutions, LLC (516) 860-9587
Kenney Cpa a ssociates, p C (516) 493-2967
acupuncture
JD acupuncture (516) 540-9622
addiction Treatment
Integrity Treatment partners (516) 200-1669
adult Day Care services
TrueCare, Inc. (516) 757-2557
architect
Thomas J. s cavo, a rchitect, p.C. (516) 541-7138
artists
The Tiny a rtist studio (516) 799-6034 a ssisted Living
Friends for Life Homecare (516) 900-1818
Home Comfort a ssistance Inc. (516) 477-1381
Island Medicaid Consulting (516) 308-8130
Massapequa Center Rehabilitation and Nursing (631) 264-0222
Oasis s enior advisors (516) 675-5953
The Bristal a ssisted Living Massapequa (516) 691-0706
TLC Companions Home Health Care s ervices (516) 719-0909
attorneys
Curcio Law pLLC (516) 809-8483
Francesca Zeltmann, attorney at Law (516) 405-2214
L a H Law Firm, pLLC (516) 699-0100
Law Firm of Richard a . Leff, p C (516) 798-0900
Law Office of Rand p s chwartz (516) 798-2712
attorneys Levine & Wiss pLLC (888) 964-3009
attorneys McGrath Law Group p C (516) 500-7711
Rachel L. Cherny, e sq. LLCattorney at Law (516) 308-7451
audiology
e ar Works audiology (516) 308-7737
automotive
action auto Wreckers (516) 797-9300
advance auto parts (516) 409-3222
Centerline Collision (516) 795-6213
e xtreme auto Body (516) 797-7005
Ja R performance (516) 249-5538
Joe's International auto (516) 797-3069
Liquid a rmor Coatings LLC (631) 432-6766
Novak Motors NY (877) 483-5557
Banks & Credit unions
a pple Bank (516) 795-4000
ConnectOne Bank (516) 795-0100
FourLeaf Federal Credit union (800) 628-7070
Island Federal Credit union (631) 851-1100
TD Bank North Massapequa (516) 797-0303
Barber
pat's Barber shop (516) 796-1953
Beauty services
Beauty unveiled (516) 563-0798
Blossoms Nail spa Inc (516) 798-2969
Bold Beauty studio (631) 507-5994
Boom Brows Lash Bar By Liz (516) 998-3495
Blooming Blossom Nails & spa (516) 799-1533
Denise and Company s alon (516) 541-5511
Hair addict (516) 799-3333
J.D.N. Cosmetics Inc (516) 241-6843
Legacy Medspa (516) 202-4150
Mary Kay - Karen Gawrych (516) 680-2404 skin space (516) 920-3223
Churches
Center point Church (516) 826-0432
e ast Gate Church (516) 731-3553
Massapequa park Church of the Nazarene (516) 798-2203
Cleaning services
Blessed Cleaning s ervices Corp. (917) 362-3146
Community Organizations
a ncient Order of Hibernians (516) 795-9715
Canine Companions (631) 561-0200
Columbus Lodge #2143 (516) 777-7134
Dagger DogVinci - Canine a rtist (516) 297-0048
Drug Free Long Island (516) 639-2386
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Photo by Mike Polansky Police are presented with their awards by Chamber President Robin Hepworth at the annual Law and Order Luncheon.
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Historical s ociety of the Massapequas (516) 799-2023
Knights of Columbus Our Lady of the Island Council #6911 (516) 798-9887
Lions of The Massapequas (516) 962-3015
Massapequa elks Lodge #2162 (516) 798-2162
Massapequa Fire District and Department (516) 798-9849
Massapequa Jr. Women’s Club massapequajrwomensclub@gmail.com
Massapequa Kiwanis Foundation massapequakiwanis@gmail.com
Massapequa philharmonic Orchestra (516) 387-6761
Computer services
CMIT s olutions of s outh Nassau (516) 208-4161
Construction
Labor Control a ssociates LLC (516) 398-1482
Counseling
Calmed psychiatry (516) 212-6589
empire psychiatry (516) 900-7646
evolve p sychiatry (631) 673-3233
Faisal Rafiq MD p C (631) 440-1010
Healing and Growth Counseling (516) 406-8991
Lock and Key Therapy, LC s W, pLLC (917) 403-3267
Tru Outreach, Inc. (516) 308-4689
Y es Community Counseling Center (516) 799-3203
Dance
Body Language Dance & Theatre a rts studio (516) 797-7627
Dance Broadway Dance academy and performing a rts (516) 795-7232
s outh shore s chool of Dance (516) 777-7888
a step a bove performing a rts (516) 799-8485
studio D Dance Center (516) 845-4706
3V Dental a ssociates of Massapequa (516) 507-3003
Dental
Brook periodontics and Implant Dentistry (516) 799-1500
Capogna Orthodontics (516) 752-9060
Detailed Dental Care, p.C. (516) 798-1900
education Center
stage Music Center Corp. (516) 797-3700
education
Long Island Tutoring s ervice (516) 806-2333
Mathnasium (516) 550-9031
entertainment
Feel The Rhythm entertainment (516) 567-4016 ismash (516) 586-3022
Live Nation premium s eating (917) 421-4333
NDR entertainment, LLC (516) 280-0033
Royal events princess parties Inc. (516) 729-4970
Royalty Tents & events (516) 360-3011
s end in the Clowns entertainment Corp. (516) 354-1515
up in Lights entertainment (516) 405-5004
Financial & Investment services
Financial Freedom Hub (917) 663-6562
Imperity advisors (800) 203-2702
Investment Insight Wealth Management (516) 249-0060
Lebenthal Financial - Gary slavin (516) 606-5752
Morgan stanley - Jenna Muscarella (516) 776-0051
New York Life - Nancy Brand (917) 754-6275
North shore
Wealth Management Group (516) 576-8886
Oyster Bay Wealth Management at Morgan stanley (516) 227-2895
stonebow, LLC (516) 809-6244
Fitness
Balanced Health Fitness (516) 330-4022
Bloom p ilates studio LLC (631) 377-5744
emerge Yoga and Wellness (516) 781-1078
Freeport Ninja academy (516) 407-3590
HIIT The Gym (516) 636-5522
stretchlab Massapequa (516) 307-0840
Florists
Bayview Florist and Montage (516) 799-7222
pequa park Florist, Inc. (516) 541-3311
Food & Beverage
Catering autumn Leaf Baking Co (917) 402-9152
Catering Broadway Gourmet Bagel Café & Caterers (516) 797-4840
Catering Burns park Deli (516) 308-4742
Catering Donna's Italian s ausage & Deep Fried sweets (516) 343-2918
Catering empanadas by Rose (516) 242-3221
Catering Knot of This World pretzels (516) 238-0382
Catering Kung Fu Tea (516) 308-4844
Catering Memorare Caterers (516) 826-1542
Catering North Fork Doughnut Co. (516) 882-0333
Catering The Butchers Daughter Inc. (917) 767-2807
Funeral & Cremation services
Gutterman's Inc. - a nthony Capogna, Funeral Director (516) 429-6007
Massapequa Funeral Home (516) 798-2500
James Funeral Home Inc. (516) 541-4000
Gifts & specialty Item
pampered Chef - Deborah O’ sullivan (516) 509-7904
In The Bag NY inthebagny@gmail.com
Infinity Records Ltd (516) 221-0634
Long Island Design Co. longislanddesignco@gmail.com
Long Island silent auction (516) 557-2428
Memories Made by Wilson Woodworks Long Island (516) 315-3730
The Cop shop (516) 541-7544
The Magical Mystery Tour Café LLC (516) 712-0200
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Government & Municipal services
Town of Oyster Bay (516) 624-6350
Hardware
Costello's ace Hardware (516) 798-5757
Health Care
e xcel urgent Care of Massapequa (516) 308-7255
Island Wide Medical Care, pLLC (516) 636-5021
Long Island Comprehensive Medical Care (631) 667-0388
Home services
Complete Basement systems of Long Island, LLC (516) 409-8822
Cross Island Installation & Renovation (516) 322-5418
Long Island perfect permits Inc. (516) 308-4958
MJf Home upgrades Inc. (516) 695-2909
Modern Home Improvement s ervices Inc. (631) 588-3060
Nicky's property Management Corp. (516) 605-5378
s elective Remodeling (631) 736-5049
seRV pRO of Farmingdale / Massapequa (516) 221-3666
The Organized Guy, Inc. (516) 456-3461
Tragar Home s ervices (516) 221-2559
ultimate Look Home Improvements (631) 445-0778
usa Contracting Inc (631) 671-0624
Will Testa Home Remodeling Inc. (631) 802-7663
Zajac Home Improvement, Inc (631) 225-7005
Hospitals
Mount sinai s outh Nassau (516) 632-3000
plainview Hospital - Northwell Health (516) 719-3000
south Oaks Hospital - Northwell Health (631) 264-4000
HVaC
a pple air (516) 218-0812
Comfort air Conditioning service Corp. (516) 799-0700
All businesses are in Massapequa, NY 11758 unless noted
Massapequa Chamber of Commerce members and public officials recognized the newly elected Chamber officers at a Western style luncheon this year. Executive officers sworn in were President Robin Hepworth, First Vice President Sal Polito, Second Vice President Lucrezia Falacara, Third Vice President Greg Massimi, Treasurer Karen Gawrych, and Recording Secretary Keith Wilson.
Imaging
Massapequa Imaging/a n affiliate of Northwell Health (516) 266-3456
Insurance
allstate Insurance:
M and J Biancaniello a gency (516) 799-1000
allstate Insurance: Zabbia Insurance a gency (516) 799-3800
state Farm Insurance:
Bill DaCosta a gency (516) 797-5000
allstate Insurance: The patterson allstate a gency (516) 513-1700
aflac New York - Ian Lozada (516) 376-6910
Interior
Design Corr Interiors Inc (646) 209-7526
Design Wren Kitchens (516) 329-9520
Jewelry
Good Old Gold, Inc. (516) 798-5151
Junk Removal
p ick up pros (516) 426-0954
Landscaping
Landscape Creations, Inc. (516) 799-3567
Library
Massapequa public Library (516) 799-0770
Liquor & spirits
Bottles on Broadway (516) 694-1909
pequa spirits (516) 795-3935
Marketing
Janie and June LLC (586) 596-8144
Jennifer DeMatteis Communications (203) 470-0836
Live Life Wise - Join s ave ClubFran straw (727) 364-9009
Karen RomanelliMarketing & Business Consultant (516) 382-4935
Richner Communications Rhonda Glickman (516) 569-4000 x250
TLo productions (516) 359-4484
Masonry
Genstar Masonry & Landscaping Design (516) 902-0869
Masone Masonry (516) 849-3868
Mortgage
Banking Contour Mortgage (516) 385-6900
Banking e ast Coast Capital Corp (631) 390-0894
Banking Financial equities
Mortgage Bankers (516) 876-8500
Banking Lgd Business Capital Corp (516) 458-8708
Newspaper
Massapequa Herald post Rhonda Glickman (516) 569-4000 x250
Photo by Mike Polansky
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Office supplies
staples (516) 799-9516
Optical
Massapequa Optometric Care p C (516) 798-2635
My eyeDr. Massapequa park (516) 798-9226
ultra Vision Optical Center (516) 796-2020
Orthopedics
Hart Orthopedics (833) 374-2787
Total Orthopedics & sports Medicine (516) 795-3033
payroll
premier payroll s olutions (631) 403-5088
pets
MadKat Dog Training (516) 445-5718
Neighborhood Grooming (516) 989-4700
Zoomin Groomin of Massapequa (516) 855-3559
pharmacy
stuarts pharmaceutical (516) 799-5858
photographers
Robin Joy photography (516) 978-2813
physical Therapy
Cap physical Therapy (516) 704-7777
elite Dynamix physical Therapy (516) 500-3691
Hands on physical Therapy (516) 590-7611
Rise physical Therapy and Wellness (516) 200-1980
plastic surgey
New You plastic surgery (516) 279-2616
plumbing
Chivalry plumbing & Heating (516) 402-3200
sullivan plumbing & Heating Inc (516) 549-5064
pool services
Michael Thomas pool s ervice LLC (631) 972-4316
portable Toilets
Nature Calls Portable Restrooms (800) 255-8664
press & Radio
Long Island Breakfast Club s how (516) 314-8989
Long Island Media Group (631) 226-2636
Massapequa Living Magazine (516) 262-1568
s chneps Media (718) 260-2500
pressure Washing
Island Wide pressure Washing (516) 409-9510
printing & Typesetting
Minuteman press (516) 799-6602
On Target Impressions, LLC (516) 797-6944
Richner printing & Mailing s ervices
Michael Karff (516) 569-4000 x288
s cholastic promotions, awards & More (516) 538-0705
private Investigators
e aston s ecure s olutions (516) 962-1267
promotional products
J. p s car Inc. (516) 456-7911
MRG Marketing Corp. (516) 884-3831
stitch This print That (516) 308-3833
Real estate
Better Homes and Gardens Real estate Dream properties - Keith Wilson (516) 633-1435
Better Homes and Gardens Real estate Dream properties - sal polito (516) 984-3791
BHHs Laffey International Realty (Williston park, NY) - Thomas antonetti (516) 770-3714
Century 21 aa Realty (516) 826-8100
Century 21 aa RealtyMargaret DiCarlo Grub (516) 330-7404
Coldwell Banker a merican Homes (516) 798-4100
Douglas elliman Real estateMaria Goldberg (516) 225-0626
e xit Realty premier (516) 795-1000
John savoca Lic.
Real estate salesperson (631) 745-7387
Licensed realtor at Realty advisorsJordan Destefano (516) 639-5270
Over south Real estate (516) 780-0115
Robert R. Barrett, RealtorNappa Realty Inc. (516) 415-2340
signature premier propertieselaine patterson (516) 343-9133
signature premier propertiesJoseph Casale (516) 233-7261
signature premier propertiesTeresa DeDonato (516) 368-4369
Weichert Realtors performance Homes (516) 845-4700
Restaurants
a merican Beauty Bistro (516) 590-7477
a merican Beauty presents The Restaurant (516) 541-1075
Bacaro Italian Tavern (516) 798-1555
Brasserie: by Chef aless (585) 486-2305
Corner Galley (516) 798-9018
Dairy queen Grill & Chill (516) 308-4683
embassy Diner (516) 796-1132
Gusto Divino Restaurant (516) 795-1929
Island Kava Tea House (516) 795-0945
Restaurants Jersey Mike’s subs (516) 590-0791
Khamdee Thai Kitchen (516) 804-9424
McDonald's - Massapequa (516) 798-9192
Mercato Kitchen and Cocktails (516) 308-3582
Restaurants Nautilus Diner (516) 799-5880
paddy’s Loft (516) 798-7660
patrizia’s Massapequa park (516) 218-8400
p izza passeggio (917) 418-4378
s al's place (516) 731-3417
smokin' al's Restaurant (516) 799-4900
smuggler Jack’s (516) 798-6000
Tap Room (516) 590-7030
The Granola Bar (516) 855-0222
umberto's p izzeria (516) 541-3030
Willy's a zucar Cuban Restaurant & Bar (516) 308-4796
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Zona Restaurant (516) 799-4444
Roofing
John Goess Roofing, Inc. (516) 541-4597
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Telecommunications
Altice USA
(Optimum Business) - Renato Ferraro (516) 241-4839
U Rack IT (646) 781-8001
Shower Doors
OMG Shower Doors Inc. (516) 590-0148
Signs & Banners
Vital Signs Plus, Inc. (516) 223-3080
Sports & Recreation
DEKSUperstars LLC (516) 545-0035
Massapequa Road Runners (516) 270-0961
Massapequa Ultra Lanes (516) 541-8000
New Wave Sports Outfi tter (516) 541-7946
Pickleball On My Mind pickleballonmymind@gmail.com
United Skates of America (516) 795-5474
Travel Agencies
Gaylynn Innes at Magical Moments Vacations (917) 748-5760
Tree Services
Dank Tree Experts (516) 799-1331
Massapequa Tree Service (516) 755-7281
Utilities
Massapequa Water District (516) 798-5266
Veterans Services
American Legion Post 1066 (516) 795-1504
AMVETS Post 88 (516) 798-9188
Sunrise Detachment #248 Marine Corps League (516) 798-9369
Veterans Services DivisionTown of Oyster Bay (516) 797-7875
VFW Post 7277 Massapequa (516) 798-9757
VFW Post 7763 (516) 799-6758
Veterinary
Massapequa Pet Vet (516) 797-8387
Web Design
Bar Harbor Web Design (516) 361-2805
Wellness
Sage N Selenite Wellness Spa & Boutique (516) 744-6815
The Transfiguration Project (516) 578-0884
Windows
NSE Windows (516) 500-3550
The Chamber of Commerce of the Massapequas sponsored the Village of Massapequa Park Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration at Mansfield Park, presenting a $5,000 check during the event.
Photo by Mike Polansky
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