Valley Stream, New York (NY) Power Laundries, Family and Commercial Companies
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- Cedarhurst5
- East Meadow7
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- Albertson2
- Baldwin7
- Bethpage9
- Cedarhurst5
- East Meadow7
- East Rockaway1
- Farmingdale13
- Floral Park1
- Franklin Square6
- Freeport3
- Garden City3
- Glen Cove10
- Great Neck9
- Hempstead17
- Hewlett5
- Hicksville5
- Inwood3
- Island Park6
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- Malverne3
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- Massapequa Park2
- Mineola2
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- Plainview7
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