Fast Fashion is Cheap, But at What Cost?
By Samantha Rutt “Wearable Art For A Purpose,” an event by Adelphi University’s Artivism Club designed to start conversations about consumer trends, fast fashion, and […]
Business
Supply Chain Shortages and Inflation Cause Increase in Car Prices on Long Island
By Ashley Pavlakis and Menka Suresh The car market in Long Island has suffered changes due to disruptions in the supply chain and the increasing […]
Inflation and Food Delivery Services Severely Impact Restaurants in Stony Brook
By, Menka Suresh and Samantha Rutt A brick oven pizza shop, 16 Round, announced its grand opening for New Years Eve in the Stony Brook […]
Seven New Recreational Dispensaries are Approved to Open on Long Island
By Ashley Pavlakis, Abby Bender, and Kelsie Radziski Seven recreational marijuana dispensaries will open on Long Island out of the 36 licenses New York approved […]
Real estate listings in N.Y. are down by 70 percent in April as the market reacts to Coronavirus
By: Kelly Alvarado New real estate listings are down by 70 percent in New York during April, which is normally one of the busiest months, […]
COVID-19 presses pause on Long Island’s wedding industry
By Cece Cruz Jessica Morin and her fiancé Andrew Cocuzza were set to get married on Saturday, March 28, but when New York banned gatherings […]
Long Island restaurants left reeling after loss of dine-in business
By Nicholas Wurm The dance floor and dining area at Recipe 7 Kitchen and Cocktails in Miller Place, N.Y. are vacant these days. What little […]
Business owners in the Hudson Valley shift to production of personal protective equipment
By Deanna Albohn At least 50 local businesses in the Hudson Valley have shifted gears to produce personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare professionals and […]
Marinas, and public ramps shut down on Long Island, as the boating community fears the impact for the Summer
By Matt Rainis An executive order passed by Governor Andrew Cuomo on March 7th has closed all public and private marinas and boat ramps. […]
Three Long Island distilleries shift to produce hand sanitizer filling increased demand due to COVID-19
By Cece Cruz At least three Long Island distilleries among 160 in New York State are voluntarily swapping their production from booze to hand sanitizers […]