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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Your next nail spot: When chores, commutes, and last-minute plans are fighting for calendar space, Kmiinails NY Nail Salon keeps things simple with tidy shaping, clean polish, and a calm vibe that lasts past the weekend.
Rig up here: Capitol Fishing Tackle Company has been outfitting local anglers since 1897 with a wall-to-wall selection of inshore and offshore rods, reels, lures, and terminal tackle, plus expert rigging, line spooling, and fresh bait.
Dependable pizza night pick: Since 1989, Montana Brothers Pizzeria & Catering has been the spot for Freeport folks who crave handcrafted New York-style pies, classic pastas, seafood, and hearty Italian favorites made daily.
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The five stories Freeport readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Japanese retailer, MUJI, is set to open four new stores in the New York area in 2026 and 2027.
Full story at newyorkfamily.com ↗
New donations have arrived at Rescuing Families Thrift & Vintage Boutique in Franklin Square, NY.
Full story at events.longisland.com ↗
Bang Bang Burritos, a fast-casual Mexican-style restaurant chain, is set to open three more locations on Long Island.
Full story at libn.com ↗
The developers for the former Hebrew Academy site in Long Beach are seeking variances from height, building area, front yard, side yard and density ordinances in their plan to build an eight-story building at 530 W.
Full story at patch.com ↗
Teens from Long Island, likely aged between 12 and 13, stormed into the children's room at the Merrick Library and began shouting profanity and slurs.
Full story at us.headtopics.com ↗
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