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The Dawg House in Nanuet to Close in December

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NANUET, NY – The popular Nanuet restaurant “The Dawg House” in Nanuet has announced on Facebook they will be closing theirs doors on Saturday, December 12th.

The following is a statement that was posted on the “The Dawg House” Facebook page”

On Friday evening, I was a guest on Bryant Avenue Bob Trivero’s Doo-Wop Dream Machine. I broke the sad news that The Dawg House will close our doors on Saturday, December 12th. This weekend I struggled to find the courage to piece together the words for this post. My phone has rang nonstop from customers all over Rockland County and northern Bergen County expressing their sadness over our closing and their love for the Dawg House and for me personally. I’ve always been blessed to have people who are proud to call me one of their own. People to cheer for me, to encourage me, and to believe in me. Everyone who is part of this chapter of my life helped take that love to the next level. Your love and support is humbling and it is as real as it gets.

 

 

We’ve had the honor of being named Best Hot Dog, being the Nanuet Chamber of Commerce’s Partner in Progress, and of being the #1 Restaurant in Rockland County. It was never because of me, it was always because of the amazing people God has brought into my life. From our customers to our staff to Xtreme4low and the Jeep Community, I couldn’t have dreamed of a more supportive group of people. Thank you all for always helping us rise to be the best we could be. For helping me be the best I could be. I love you and will miss you. I’ll never forget how you have all made me feel like a winner when I needed it most. We have about one month left and I promise you that the staff and I will continue to show up and work hard every day. Thank you again. I hope to see you all over the next few weeks. Jimmy

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Down to Earth Living Shares Expert Tips for Growing Healthy Roses in the Hudson Valley

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Roses may have a reputation for being difficult to grow, but gardening experts at Down to Earth Living say many modern varieties are easier to maintain and more disease-resistant than ever.

For healthy blooms, roses should be planted in areas that receive at least six hours of direct sunlight and have well-drained soil. Consistent deep watering, regular fertilization during the growing season, and seasonal pruning can help promote vigorous growth and continuous flowering.

Gardeners should also watch for common issues such as aphids, spider mites, black spot, and powdery mildew. Proper spacing between plants and watering at the base can help reduce disease, particularly during the humid summers common in the Hudson Valley.

In addition to growing roses, experts recommend adding pollinator-friendly plants such as bee balm, cardinal flower, honeysuckle, lantana, and salvia to attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators.

“With sunlight, water, nutrients, and care, roses provide months of color and fragrance,” said Stuart Leventhal, owner of Down to Earth Living. “Pairing them with hummingbird-friendly flowers creates a vibrant garden with continuous blooms and thriving wildlife.”

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La Casa Di Dolce Owner Brings Viral Seven-Layer Pignoli Cookie Exclusively to Rockland County

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For La Casa Di Dolce owner Jaclyn Ryan-Henry, baking is more than a business—it is a way of preserving family traditions and sharing her Italian heritage with the Rockland County community.

Drawing inspiration from her upbringing in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, Ryan-Henry has built a loyal following through authentic Italian baked goods crafted from recipes passed down through generations, including treasured family recipes from her Nonna.

Operating from her home bakery, La Casa Di Dolce offers a wide variety of traditional Italian specialties, including Cuccidati (Italian fig cookies), biscotti di casa, crostata, struffoli, bow tie cookies, seven-layer cookies, and seven-layer cakes. Customers can also choose from an assortment of modern dessert favorites, including cupcakes, cake pops, crumb cakes, sugar cookies, cake jars, and custom-designed layer cakes.

In addition to individual orders, Ryan-Henry provides catering services, party trays, and mobile dessert bars complete with dessert table setup and décor for weddings, birthdays, showers, and other special events.

One of the bakery’s most sought-after creations is its signature viral seven-layer pignoli cookie, a unique dessert that combines the flavors of traditional seven-layer cookies and pignoli cookies into one indulgent treat. The oversized cookie features a jam-filled center, almond-rich dough, pine nuts, and a chocolate-dipped finish.

Ryan-Henry is believed to be the first baker in the Tappan area to offer the seven-layer pignoli cookie as a permanent menu item, helping the specialty dessert gain popularity among local customers and Italian pastry enthusiasts.

Due to high demand, customers are encouraged to place orders in advance, particularly for specialty and signature items.

By blending old-world recipes with modern entrepreneurship, Ryan-Henry continues to provide authentic Italian baked goods while creating a gathering place for celebrations, family traditions, and community connections throughout Rockland County.

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Jaclyn Ryan-Henry

Home Processor

Tel: 718.207.9180

Text: 718.207.9180

Email:Lacasadidolce19@gmail.com

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