Author: Trade Winds

The new 65,000-square-foot supermarket is owned and operated by the Greenfield family.

The 38 honorees play a vital role in the missions of many of the organizations that CCRx serves.

The Jazz Loft in Stony Brook has partnered with Old Field Apothecary to offer three original jazz-inspired scented candles.

The donation, in support of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, helped program participants to learn how to build and install raised garden beds.

Curio is aimed to enhance financial literacy among young people and their families.

This is the fifth consecutive year that the company has organized the effort, which aims to provide Thanksgiving dinners for more than 200 families.

The 21,100-square-foot store in the Huntington Shopping Center at 350 Walt Whitman Road will be REI’s second Long Island location.

Urban Edge Properties, which will be redeveloping the mall in the near future, has relocated the koi to two schools and the Long Island Aquarium.

Backyard Barbeque features a traditional southern-style menu offering ribs, chicken, brisket, pulled-pork and many other items.

Prime X, a title abstract company affiliated with developer RXR raised $100,000 for The Mary Brennan INN (Interfaith Nutrition Network) in Hempstead.

The goal of the effort is to raise funds to provide 100,000 meals during September, which is Hunger Action Month.

The new 30,000-square-foot supermarket is located in the Mayfair Shopping Center at 210 East Jericho Turnpike.

Besides serving its handcrafted offerings, Nelly’s Empanadas is also an employment partner with the Winters Center.

As an added incentive, LED light bulbs and reusable shopping bags will be distributed to food donors.

The grocery chain’s newest Long Island location is in the Sayville Plaza shopping center at 5151 Sunrise Highway.

The denim drives at the malls are in collaboration with Green Drop and Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Long Island.

The chain’s new Melville location at 881 Walt Whitman Road opens for business on Monday, August 15.

The Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island presented the check at its annual summer gala held last week at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury.

The complimentary treat includes a bag with two full-sized chocolate chip cookies.

The unique business, run by the ELIJA nonprofit, gives all of its revenue to fund programming to support young adults and adults living with autism.

The farmers markets are open every Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. through Oct. 30.