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Huntington Town Board proposes plan to convert historical town hall into a Hampton Inn

March 5, 2020 Maya Brown 0

By Maya Brown, Kimberly Brown and Samuel Rowland A Huntington-based hospitality corporation received $2.8 million tax break on Feb. 17 to renovate an old town […]

Hempstead Trustees consider taking legal action against downtown developers

March 4, 2020 Cindy Mizaku 0

By Rabia Gursoy and Cindy Mizaku Trustees of Hempstead Village voted on Feb. 20 to take legal action against the developers in charge of a […]

Long Island’s independent record stores weather a threat to the vinyl supply chain

March 4, 2020 Josh Joseph 0

By Sasha Podzorov, Andrew Zucker and Josh Joseph Three owners of independent record stores on Long Island said that within this year, they expect to […]

Suffolk County legislators propose a bill that bans smoking in multi-family complexes

March 4, 2020 Anthony Leon 0

By: Anthony Leon and Quari Alleyne A bill which would ban smoking in multi-family complexes, and a second, similar one, which would ban smoking within […]

Floral Park residents concerned over the construction of New York Islanders stadium

October 9, 2019 Fred Wu 0

By Fred Wu, Louis Pagillo, and Virain Palta Two lawsuits filed two weeks apart against the NHL franchise New York Islanders and Belmont Park in […]

New assisted living facility placement franchise opens in Long Island

October 2, 2019 Jedine Daley 0

By Jedine Daley and Aaron Viltres A new franchise that helps place seniors into assisted-living facilities, Assisted-Living Locators, opened in Glen Cove, Long Island mid-September. […]

Thousands celebrate the 30th Annual Long Island Apple Festival

October 2, 2019 Pamela Wong 0

By Janelle Pottinger and Pamela Wong The 30th Annual Long Island Apple festival at Sherwood-Jayne Farm brought roughly 2,200 people to East Setauket on September […]

Hauppauge manufacturer shutters suddenly as economists foresee recession

October 2, 2019 paige 0

By Paige Cornicelli and Kraig Klein Merchandise display and food fixture manufacturer Premier Fixtures LLC closed its Hauppauge office on Sept. 11, leaving 44 employees […]