Massapequa businesses show support for NYPD officer Jonathan Diller's family
Jeff Grossfeld, the owner of Bagel Boss in Massapequa, is stepping up in his own way to help the family through this tough time.
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Mar 29, 2024, 5:20 PM
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Updated 50 days ago
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8ds agoBusinesses through the Massapequa community are displaying support for NYPD officer Jonathan Diller's family.
Jeff Grossfeld, the owner of Bagel Boss in Massapequa, is stepping up in his own way to help the family through this tough time.
"The whole community is heartbroken over it, tragedy, should have never happened," said Grossfeld.
Proceeds from blue bagels are going directly to the Diller family.
