Business News – Page 19 of 71 – LI Press

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer voted for cloture to pass continuing resolution to Senate floor

Hempstead

Federal continuing resolution leads to $110 million lost by Long Island

By Casey Fahrer

Great Neck Plaza Business Improvement District Executive Director Ron Edelson is stepping down from his position to bring in new leadership reflective of the community's changing demographics

Great Neck

Great Neck Plaza BID Director Edelson steps down to usher in new generation

By Cameryn Oakes

Playa Bowls

Woodbury

New Playa Bowls location in Woodbury holds grand opening

By Denivia Rivera

Quickway Japanese Hibachi set to open in Farmingdale in September

Quickway Japanese Hibachi set to open this fall in Farmingdale

By Casey Fahrer

Nuvera

Roslyn

Nuvera Concept redefines modern living with custom designs, timeless craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology

By Christy Hinko

Seaford Board of Education at Wednesday, March 12 meeting

Seaford

Seaford highlights new upcoming programs throughout school district

By Casey Fahrer

Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce President Phil Andrews.

Freeport

Leading LI’s African American Chamber to new heights

By James Bernstein

State announced Farmingdale Village as one of two communities to receive funding for revitalization projects on Friday, March 14

Farmingdale, Hempstead receive funding from state for revitalization projects

By Casey Fahrer

Safe Center of Long Island has closed as of Friday, March 14

Bethpage

Safe Center of Long Island closure leaves ‘gaping hole’ in Nassau crime victims services

By Casey Fahrer, Timothy Bolger

House of Skin

Roslyn

House of Skin: Alice Khalkad’s Visionary Approach to Skincare

By Christy Hinko

Manhattan traffic, New York City

Business

All Things Real Estate: Saving and keeping our New York State population from leaving

By Phil Raices

CycleBar, located in the Woodbury Commons at 8285 Jericho Tpke., opened earlier this year

Woodbury

CycleBar opens in Woodbury Commons at former SoulCycle location

By Hannah Devlin

Panelists Dan Panico, Ralph Ekstrand, Anthony Bartone, David Pennetta and Cara Longworth, left to right, at REI spring luncheon on March 13, 2025

Nassau

Long Island housing experts express a critical need for change

By Casey Fahrer

Wantagh

Wantagh proposes $94 million budget for 2025-26 school year

By Casey Fahrer

Christopher LoGrippo, junior partner at IHS Group LLC

Oyster Bay

Christopher LoGrippo joins Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce

By Hannah Devlin

Avelo Airlines will soon be an option for Long Islanders flying in and out of MacArthur airport.

Ronkonkoma

Avelo Airlines arriving at Long Island MacArthur airport

By Antonio Schoenhardt

Town of Oyster Bay's board meeting on Tuesday, March 11

Oyster Bay

Town of Oyster Bay holds public hearing about extending shellfish moratorium

By Casey Fahrer

The Village of Great Neck Plaza

Great Neck

Great Neck Plaza to celebrate women through ‘Tastes of the Plaza’ panel, food tasting

By Cameryn Oakes

As Baby Boomers age, accounting is seeing an echo boom as leaders retire and retiring solo practitioners look for a new home for their clients. Accounting,Businessman working on Desk office business financial accounting calculate,accounting

Business

Solo practitioners taking shelter

By Claude Solnik

Hicksville Superintendent Ted Fulton.

Hicksville

Hicksville School District unveils $178M budget at latest meeting

By Casey Fahrer

National Grid employees vote down contract offer, union heads back to bargaining table

By Isabella Gallo

Central Blvd. Elementary School turf rendering from proposed capital investment project

Bethpage

Bethpage School District to vote on $24M capital improvement project March 18

By Casey Fahrer

Dominick Grosso, founder of Dominick's Deli, and his son Vinny.

Dominick’s Deli marks 30 years of serving chicken fingers and family tradition

Isabella Gallo and Christy Hinko

Trucks at 6261 Northern Boulevard in East Norwich have been seen drilling and rigging, residents say

7-Eleven, gas station in East Norwich sparks environmental concerns

By Hannah Devlin

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