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New Hyde Park Chamber hosts Ribbon Cutting For Kat’s Purrfect Party Korner

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Syosset

Syosset-Woodbury Chamber thrives with community engagement and business support

By Christy Hinko

Ribbon-cutting at the Freeport Ninja Academy for its five-year anniversary

Freeport

Freeport Ninja Academy celebrates five years of overcoming obstacles

By Casey Fahrer

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New Hyde Park Chamber hosts ribbon-cutting for Kat’s Purrfect Party Korner

Texas-based company, Jupiter Power, owned by the financial giant Blackwater, is proposing to build a 275 megawatt lithium ion battery energy storage system near the waterfront in Glenwood Landing at the site of a legacy fuel oil port operation.

North Hempstead

Industry, communities clash over battery energy storage systems

By James Bernstein

John Cronin and Mark X Cronin, founders of John's Crazy Socks.

John’s Crazy Socks partners with PBA, inspires those with disabilities

By Casey Fahrer

the unicorn network launch party

Huntington

The Unicorn Network relaunches with exclusive party at The Huntington Loft

By Long Island Press

Mac and cheese is the ultimate comfort food.

Why is mac and cheese the ultimate comfort food? Ask this BBQ restaurant

By Christy Hinko

REActivate Real Estate in Woodbury

Woodbury

REactivate Real Estate opens in Woodbury

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Port Washington

Wells Fargo opens new Port Washington branch

starbucks union strike

LI Starbucks workers strike after negotiation standstill

By Nicole Formisano

The Marker Restaurant Co-Owners Eric Telese and Kent Monkan celebrate their ribbon cutting with City of Glen Cove officials, business leaders, family and friends, and community members.

Glen Cove

New restaurant The Marker celebrates grand opening in Glen Cove

By Jennifer Corr

Macy’s mall location and Store Closing sign. Macys plans to continue closing stores in 2019 III

Massapequa

Macy’s Closing Three Locations on Long Island

By Timothy Bolger

Oyster Bay

Sanitation, recycling collection modified for MLK Day

Long Island Press Staff

Skylar Brodman, Joel Brodman and Hunter Brodman of Casanova Meats.

Smithtown

Casanova Meats expands with $19M Hauppauge facility, backed by IDA support

By James Bernstein

pin decorating

QNS

Jib Lanes in Flushing joins Maple Family Centers’ inaugural pin decorating contest

Oyster Bay

Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club welcomes new director of development

Gentex is buying Voxx International for $200 million.

Islip

Auto audio giant Voxx selling for nearly $200M to Gentex

By Claude Solnik

Sea Cliff

Melding art and metal with passion

By Christy Hinko

The City of Glen Cove Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck

Glen Cove

Glen Cove receives $553K grant from Nassau County for city youth services and recreation

By Hannah Devlin

long island nonprofit fundraising sector

Business

Long Island nonprofits adjust, adapt fundraising

By Claude Solnik

2024 REALTOR® Holiday Volunteer Initiative

Business

Long Island Board of REALTORS Contributes $10,000 to Support Holiday Outreach Programs Across Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk Counties

Ormond Beach Florida Aerial

Business

All Things Real Estate: Florida, are you kidding me?

By Phil Racies

lazyboys cornhole

Business

Lazyboys Cornhole starts custom cornhole craze

By Alyssa R. Griffin

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