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Gold Coast Mailroom unveils a ‘night and day’ remodel

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By Nadia Islam
| Long Island Press Verified
Step inside 5 Brewster Street, and you might think you’ve walked into the wrong business. After a decade of heavy local foot traffic, Gold Coast Mailroom has officially reopened its doors following a massive interior remodel. The redesign is a direct response to a changing commerce landscape, one where remote work, side hustles, and an unprecedented tidal wave of e-commerce returns have fundamentally changed the neighborhood shipping store.
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From Oyster Bay to the National Mall: Renowned Long Island artist Barbara Ernst Prey marks America’s 250th

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By Nadia Islam
| Long Island Press Verified
Long Island native Barbara Ernst Prey has documented space history for NASA, designed an official White House Christmas card, and served as a presidential appointee to the National Council on the Arts. Yet, no matter how far her career takes her, she always finds herself returning to the shifting coastal light of Oyster Bay. Now, her locally rooted art is taking center stage for the nation’s 250th anniversary.
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The Bay Butcher brings bespoke market experience to Oyster Bay

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By Nadia Islam
| Long Island Press Verified
Walk into 96 South Street, and you will notice something missing from the traditional neighborhood butcher shop: rows of pre-cut steaks sitting under glass. At The Bay Butcher, a newly opened upscale butcher shop and seafood counter in the heart of Oyster Bay, the display case remains intentionally minimalist. It is a deliberate choice driving a business model centered on custom service. “Our philosophy is cut to order, never to display,” said co-owner and head butcher Angelo Maniello.
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