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Stony Point Bids Farewell to Joe Cazzola After 39 Years at Lane’s Deli

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STONY POINT, NY – After nearly four decades of serving up sandwiches, smiles, and hometown charm, Joe Cazzola, the beloved owner and operator of Lane’s Deli, is officially retiring. A true staple in the Stony Point community, Cazzola is passing the torch after 39 incredible years of dedication to his business and neighbors.

To honor this milestone, Town Supervisor Jim Monaghan, Deputy Supervisor Amy Conklin Stamm, Police Chief Greg Becker, and Officer Mike Heath paid a special visit to Lane’s Deli to personally thank Joe for his years of service and unwavering commitment to Stony Point.

“Joe has been more than just a business owner—he’s been part of the heart and soul of our community,” said Supervisor Monaghan. “We’re grateful for everything he’s done and wish him nothing but the best in this next chapter.”

Since opening its doors, Lane’s Deli has been a gathering spot for generations of residents, offering not only great food but a welcoming atmosphere that reflects the values of Stony Point. Joe Cazzola’s work ethic, warmth, and generosity made him a local icon, and his presence will be deeply missed behind the counter.
Welcoming the New Owners

As Joe steps into retirement, the community now looks forward to welcoming the new owners who are committed to carrying on the deli’s cherished legacy. Locals are encouraged to stop by, share their well wishes with Joe, and support the next chapter of this iconic establishment.

Join Stony Point in expressing heartfelt gratitude to Joe Cazzola for 39 years of service and in celebrating the future of Lane’s Deli under its new leadership.

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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

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Tel: 718.207.9180

Text: 718.207.9180

Email:Lacasadidolce19@gmail.com

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Create the Perfect Mother’s Day Garden Gift with Hanging Baskets & Garden Inspiration

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As spring gardens begin to bloom, Down to Earth Living is offering expert advice to help homeowners keep hanging flower baskets healthy and vibrant throughout the season.

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