Cushy spot for Huntington cannabis dispensary
Long Island’s newest medical marijuana dispensary has set up shop in a former mattress store.
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Author: Trade Winds
Developer floats grant for Hampton Bays students
The money helped launch an educational hospitality program.
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New name, who dis? NEFCU rebrands as Jovia
Westbury-based Nassau Educators Federal Credit Union — better known on the Island as NEFCU — has rebranded with a new name.
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Boxers or briefs?
Jockey International opened its new pop-up store at Roosevelt Field this week.
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Qdoba Mexican Eats coming to Plainview
The new Qdoba at 327 South Oyster Bay Road is slated to open in September.
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Stop & Shop launches food line for kids
The two inaugural offerings from Nature’s Promise Kids are Sparkling Seltzer Water and Squeezable Fruit Pouches.
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Crack open a cold one to clean the harbor
For every pint of Good Reef Ale sold, Blue Point will donate five oysters toward the goal of restoring 1 billion oysters to the water by 2035.
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Testing, testing
Residential brokers and sales agents are anxiously buzzing about a yet-to-be published story by Long Island’s daily newspaper on alleged violations of fair housing laws.
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East End bargain hunting
A handful of East End hamlets still have a median asking price of under the $1 million mark.
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Kimco makes Good
Kimco Realty has been named a constituent of the FTSE4Good Index Series for the first time.
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Over the Meadows and through the Woods
Enrico Scarda’s The Crest Group held a groundbreaking ceremony last week to mark the beginning of construction of a 92-residence apartment community in Setauket.
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Grill Neck
The brokers of a 56-acre Mill Neck property are holding a summer barbecue next week to cook up interest in the $30 million listing.
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They call him Flipper
After plunking down $91 million for a pair of Garden City office buildings just four months ago, Joe Friedland’s JFR Global Investments is looking to flip the properties for a quick profit.
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