Please see the flyer below on how to take the Town of North Hempstead Pollinator Pledge where businesses pledge to complete actions when maintaining their landscape that help pollinators and our local environment.
Chamber Members and neighbors, come help participate in or support the annual Knights of Columbus Golf Outing and make it a success. If you don’t golf, or can’t make the date, consider sponsoring a golf hole. This places a sign on a Tee box platform bearing your Business or Personal name as a sponsor. If […]
The Mineola Chamber of Commerce is sad to announce the passing of chamber board member, Linda Doerrbecker. Linda was a much beloved and long-time member of our chamber, serving as Treasurer for more than twenty years. Her family has indicated that donations could be made in her name to the Lung Association. If you would […]
The search for local craft beer in central Nassau is thankfully over with the Grand Opening on May 1 of Lost Farmer Brewing Company in Mineola. A ribbon cutting was held at the brewery on April 30 with Mayor Scott Strauss and other members of the village board of trustees along with members of the […]
Your Mineola Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the publication of the Mineola Welcome Book. Our Village now boasts four new beautiful apartment buildings with a total of nearly one thousand units. The Welcome Book will give our paid members an opportunity to advertise their businesses and services to all of these new neighbors. […]
A beautiful dedication ceremony for the 2020 Wall of Honor recipients. We are so appreciative of the wonderful village we live and work in.
It was a wonderful ceremony to see our elected officials sworn in at the Village’s organization meeting. Congratulations to Trustees Pierera and Cusato and our new Village Justice Honorable Scott Fairgrieve.
From its modest beginning as an idea conceived by Joseph and Louise DiGiorgio and William Morgan, the Mineola Volunteer Ambulance Corps has become an institution whose foundation rests upon responding to the emergency medical needs of the residents of and visitors to Mineola. The survival of any organization is based on the caliber of its […]
Mineola’s rich and colorful history brings the past and present together. The Algonquin Indians who gave this vast plain its name first inhabited Mineola. Two of the remaining evidences of the Indians presence here are their old paths which we now call, “Jericho Turnpike,” and, “Old Country Road.” These original inhabitants
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