The company leased 107,000 square feet at 1724 Fifth Ave. in Bay Shore, the building that was the long-time home of Entenmann’s bakery operations. Redefine Meals will consolidate its current food ...
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Scouting America Long Island, headquartered in the Massapequa-based Doucette Scout Leadership Center, has tapped Chris Coscia to serve as its first CEO and scout executive. In this role, Coscia leads ...
Launched in 2000, the Top 50 Women in Business awards recognizes Long Island’s top women professionals for their business acumen, mentoring and community involvement. The program’s honorees are ...
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PSC grants Article 7 certificate for Propel NY Energy Project includes 90 miles of underground and underwater lines Nearly 60 miles of transmission lines under Long Island Construction expected to ...
Long Island communities with limited access to traditional banking could be affected by proposed federal changes to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), as regulators reconsider how banks are ...
After more than 46 years in the making, the Matinecock Court affordable housing development in East Northport will welcome its first residents in just a couple of weeks. LIBN has learned that ...
NYRA celebrates reopening with $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup Belmont Park redevelopment costs $455 million New five-level grandstand replaces 1968 structure Project creates 700 full-time jobs and ...
Co-founder Fred Wilpon leaves Sterling Equities in planned transition Sterling co-founder Saul Katz and other partners remain at firm The restructuring sets up succession of company One of Long Island ...
Advance Properties LLC, a Carle Place-based commercial real estate investment firm, purchased the 6,087-square-foot retail building on .35 acres at 427 Old Country Road in Westbury for $5.3 million.
Westbury village board unanimously approves $100 million project Gotham Organization to build 184 apartments and 2,000 sq ft retail MTA’s first transit-oriented development on Long Island Project ...
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