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The economy on Long Island is unique – with countless small businesses and corporations alike making home here, Long Island is a center of industry with its own unique heartbeat. If you're interested in local business and financial advice specifically for Long Islanders, then make sure to never miss an article in the Business & Finance section.
By Chris Boyle June 13, 2022
“Nassau County will never waver in its commitment to remembering the men and women who lost their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan,” Legislator Mulé said.
By Chris Boyle June 10, 2022
“Because Long Island companies conduct so much business with one another, in-person events like this hold significant value for our regional economy,” said Terri Alessi-Miceli, HIA-LI President and CEO.
By Long Island News & PR June 10, 2022
Ninety-four percent of parents cut their working hours to care for their sick children, reducing income at a time when financial obligations skyrocket.
By Long Island June 09, 2022
New Bridge Decks and Structural Repairs Will Ease Travel and Enhance Safety on Four Heavily Traveled Crossings
By Chris Boyle June 08, 2022
Obstacles at WildPlay include walking across tightropes, climbing up cargo nets, flying through the air on rope swings, and much more.
By Long Island June 07, 2022
Bobby’s Towing Unlawfully Towed Vehicles While Owners Were Present, Overcharged for Towing Fees, and Falsified Tow Tickets
By Long Island June 06, 2022
The Long Island Science Center has been awarded a grant from the New York State Council for the Arts Capital Projects Fund in the amount of $496,000 for a rooftop planetarium and lecture hall.
By Chris Boyle June 06, 2022
“In less than half a year, New York has become a leader among states in implementing successful gaming policies,” Governor Hochul said.
By Lon Cohen June 06, 2022
The gas station has been on the site for almost forty years.
By Lon Cohen June 04, 2022
Plan is to construct a three-story self-storage facility, a multi-tenant office building and industrial space.
By Lon Cohen June 03, 2022
Whole Foods-anchored center at 857 East Gate Boulevard is busiest on Long Island.
By Lon Cohen June 03, 2022
Application to build a drive-in restaurant on a vacant lot hopes to attract the popular chain back to the area.
By Lon Cohen June 02, 2022
NYS taxes will reduce gas by 16 cents per gallon, with additional breaks from both Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
By Lon Cohen June 02, 2022
Developer submitted plans for a 641K-sq-ft industrial building at 1743 Middle Road.
By Chris Boyle June 02, 2022
SUNY and CUNY students whose families make up to $125,000 annually can apply for tuition-free college.
By Long Island June 01, 2022
Riverhead-based Peconic Growers LLC was awarded one of the few and highly sought-after adult-use conditional cannabis licenses by the Cannabis Control Board of the state of New York
By Lon Cohen May 31, 2022
Known as the “Kosher Costco,” the store is set to open around Passover in 2023.
By Lon Cohen May 31, 2022
Plans include the construction of a convention center, entertainment venues, retail space, hotel, and a life sciences complex.
By Lon Cohen May 28, 2022
The 275K-sq-ft office building at 5000 Corporate Court sits on 37 acres.
By Long Island May 27, 2022
The Museum of American Armor in Old Bethpage, legislators voted unanimously to allocate $250,000 of American Rescue Plan Act funding to establish a new paid scholarship program for local college students.
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