BUSINESS
Local Business Owners Stress Over Federal/State Relief
Local business owners are looking at an uncertain future due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis here on Long Island.
Due to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s...
Melville’s Party City to close its doors
Party City at 610 Broadhollow Road in Melville is closing in May. The announcement was made on March 12. “Party City routinely evaluates our...
Modell’s Sporting Goods files for bankruptcy
All stores on Long Island to close
Modell’s Sporting Goods, the nation’s oldest, family-owned and operated retailer of sporting goods, athletic footwear and active apparel...
Governor Shutting Down Non-Essential Businesses on Sunday
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo (D) announced earlier today that he is shutting down all businesses that are not considered essential starting this Sunday evening.
Businesses...
Suffolk Legislators Pass ‘Ban the Box’ Bill
The Suffolk County Legislature voted overwhelmingly March 17 to pass a piece of legislation that “bans the box” and restricts employers from asking about...
Businesses React to State-Mandated Closures/Operations Limitations
By Kyle Barr and Leah Chiappino
As Monday rolled around this week, and as local businesses were looking to find ways to attract customers during...
L.I. Against Domestic Violence receives $9,000 grant from United Way
L.I. Against Domestic Violence recently received a $9,000 Community Partner grant from United Way of Long Island.
The funding will support education and prevention programs...
Croxley’s Ale House in Smithtown closes
Croxley’s Ale House, 155 W. Main St. in Smithtown has closed its doors. The announcement was made on the restaurant’s Facebook page on Feb....
Gypsy Hair Lounge opens in East Setauket
The Three Village Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting and grand-opening celebration for Gypsy Hair Lounge on Feb. 27. Established in 2015, the salon...
PJS/T Civic Lukewarm on Proposed Shopping Center Development
A potential pad building in the middle of the Nesconset Shopping Center parking lot has some PJS community members agitated, but property owners say...
