Business

Long Island Board of REALTORS® (LIBOR) celebrated the grand opening of its new headquarters on December 2 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house at its new location at Suite 310, 1305 Walt Whitman Road […]

By Hank Russell There have been reports of corporations announcing mass layoffs, local eateries closing their doors and people resorting to government aid and food pantries to feed their families.  Despite the gloomy reports out […]

A Rockville Centre business owner and his Queens-based iron and erection construction company were sentenced for insurance fraud and underpaying $600,000 in policy premiums.  According to the charges, annual audits by the New York State […]

Suffolk County Police arrested a man for allegdly selling cannabis products at a Smithtown smoke shop.   In response to numerous community complaints, Suffolk County Police Fourth Precinct Crime Section officers, in conjunction with the Town […]

Employee Loses Three Fingers Suffolk County First Squad Detectives are investigating an incident in East Farmingdale after a man cut three of his fingertips off in an industrial accident.  Elmer Rios, an employee of L&S […]

By Hank Russell Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC), operated by Nassau Health Care Corporation (NHCC), has named a nationally respected healthcare executive to be its new chief executive officer. The announcement was made on November […]

Suffolk County Police arrested three people during an inspection at a tavern in Kings Park.  Fourth Precinct Crime Section Officers, New York State Liquor Authority (SLA), and the Smithtown Fire Marshal conducted an SLA Inspection […]

Suffolk County Police arrested three people during an inspection at a deli in Huntington Station. Second Precinct Crime Section Officers, New York State Liquor Authority (SLA), Town of Huntington Fire Marshal, and Town of Huntington […]

By Hank Russell A recent survey of manufacturers in New York State recently saw positive business conditions, but added these conditions will not be as favorable in the coming months. The Empire State Manufacturing Survey, […]

By Hank Russell A new report by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli shows that, although the percentage of disabled individuals in the workforce in the state has risen over the past five years, it has […]