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01.02.2021 Business

Year in Business: Unprecedented challenge to ‘pivot’ amid pandemic

Shuttered stores. Stalled revitalization. Business as we’ve never known it. The COVID-19 pandemic brought unprecedented challenges to local businesses that are still reeling towards recovery after the pandemic-related economic...

12.06.2020 Business

East End Financial, after four decades helping small businesses grow, reaches milestone

In 1979, John Kosinski took a leap of faith. Working with just a little more than $10,000, a client list of exactly zero, and his wife, Gwen, then pregnant...

11.14.2020 Business

Riverhead’s McGuire’s Hearing Centers expands with new location in Southold

It isn’t so much a sound that is like music to David Carr’s ears as it is a look. That look comes from patients at any of McGuire’s Hearing...

07.28.2020 Business

Developer in contract to purchase former Homeside Florist says it ‘has a lot of options’

A pair of Mattituck-based developers have plans to purchase the Homeside Florist property at the corner of Main Road and County Route 105 in Riverhead. Paul Pawlowski confirmed Monday...

04.26.2020 Business

Governor says businesses must think about how they can safely reopen; two-phase plan to begin with construction, manufacturing

Gov. Andrew Cuomo outlined a general two-phase outline for when nonessential businesses can resume, a plan that would vary by region in terms of timeline and would appear to...

03.25.2020 Business

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Year in Business: Unprecedented challenge to ‘pivot’ amid pandemic

East End Financial, after four decades helping small businesses grow, reaches milestone

Riverhead’s McGuire’s Hearing Centers expands with new location in Southold

Developer in contract to purchase former Homeside Florist says it ‘has a lot of options’

Governor says businesses must think about how they can safely reopen; two-phase plan to begin with construction, manufacturing

‘Unprecedented’ number of unemployment applications amid COVID-19 pandemic

Lawsuits target local businesses with websites deemed inaccessible to the visually impaired

North Fork Chocolate Company hoping for Christmas miracle