First cornhole facility on Long Island announced opening in late March
By Felicia LaLomia and McKenzi Thi Murphy The first cornhole-dedicated facility on Long Island is set to open in late March in Port Jefferson Station […]
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Late-night calzone delivery restaurant opens first Long Island location
By Desiree D’lorio and Remi Schott A new restaurant franchise offering signature calzones and late-night delivery opened its first Long Island location Sept. 13 on […]
Babylon Village hosts third annual shopping crawl
By Joshua B. Milien and Nick Spennato Three hundred shoppers visited the Village of Babylon’s shopping district Sunday for the third annual shopping crawl, a 20 […]
To Avoid Federal Sanctions, Dix Hills Taste NY Seeks to Comply with Federal Regulations
By Mahreen Khan and Dyondra Wilson The state-run Taste NY Dix Hills pop-up installed two self-serve kiosks Sunday in an effort to avoid potential sanctions. […]
Owners frustrated over rejected alcohol sale proposal
By Nicholas Musumeci and Korinne Utting On St. Patrick’s Day, businesses in Long Beach will serve alcoholic beverages to paying customers, but concessions on the […]
The Pet Care Industry Is a Two-Faced Animal
By Jager Robinson and Lawrence Nzuve The pet care industry will grow almost 4.5 percent in 2016, according to a study released by The American […]
Student Starts Own 3D Printing Business
By Rachel Siford and Jordan Bowman Philip Foo walks into Melville Library carrying a large gray box. He puts it on top of the horseshoe […]
Despite Pitfalls Entrepreneurs are Driving the U.S. Economy
By Elsie Boskamp & Jordan Bowman New York fell two positions in the ranking of state entrepreneurs in the Kauffman Index released in 2015 and was […]