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Softball: Tuckers don’t fall to Babylon without a fight
State bill aims to decrease hazing, drinking and drug use at colleges
NY Magazine touts Southold, Greenport as Hamptons alternatives
Shelter Island's Theinert named to state's Veterans Hall of Fame
SCHOOL VOTE: Oysterponds school budget fails, all others pass
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Shelter Island splits from North Fork under new county redistricting plan
This week in North Fork history: Greenport landmark lost to fire
Softball: Clippers shut out by Center Moriches’ Nolan

Sports

Softball: Tuckers don’t fall to Babylon without a fight

May 16, 2012

Softball: Clippers shut out by Center Moriches’ Nolan

May 14, 2012

Auto Racing: Rogers, driving back-up car, roars from 21st to first

May 14, 2012

Education

State bill aims to decrease hazing, drinking and drug use at colleges

May 16, 2012

POLL: How did you vote on your local school budget?

May 15, 2012

School Budget Vote: It's decision day for North Fork voters

May 15, 2012

Business

New Route 58 Walmart developers apply for building permits

May 2, 2012

Baiting Hollow distillery produces LI's first whiskey

April 20, 2012

84 Lumber in Riverhead plans to close its doors

April 20, 2012

Community

Photos: North Fork theater presents 'The King and I'

May 16, 2012

Photos: Southold Drama Club presents 'The Importance of Being Earnest'

May 11, 2012

Music Video: Meet 'The Second Hands' of Greenport

May 9, 2012

Obituaries

Richard DeKorn Frank

May 15, 2012

Frank N. Sokolich

May 15, 2012

Jessica Ann Hunter

May 15, 2012

Real Estate

NY Magazine touts Southold, Greenport as Hamptons alternatives

May 16, 2012

Foreclosure of motel further stalls dredging at Case's Creek in Aquebogue

May 13, 2012

Real estate firms say first quarter sales numbers up in 2012

May 4, 2012

Opinion

Column: We can't ignore kids and concussions

May 12, 2012

Equal Time: A soccer program for all local kids

May 11, 2012

Editorial: Spinning our wheels over school budgets, candidates

May 10, 2012

Business Profile: Hair Solutions

BARBARAELLEN KOCH PHOTO | Owner Christine Dupuis (seated) and junior stylist assistant Ritu Rani (left) and licensed massage therapist and nail technician Alice Tilstra.

Owner: Christine Dupuis

Year established: 2011

Location: 1149 Old Country Road, Suite B2, Riverhead, in the professional plaza across from Target

Phone: 631-284-9700

Website: Hairsolutionsforyou.com

Number of employees: 3

Hair Solutions is a full-service hair salon offering the finest quality in all phases of hair services. Owner Christine Dupuis, a certified, licensed professional who specializes in hair replacement, trained in Florida at the Onrite Hair Academy. She has been in the hair industry for over 30 years, operating in Riverhead for the past 13, and always strives to stay on the “cutting edge” of her business. She believes in excellence and true professionalism and accepts nothing less for her many devoted clients. Her staff members, Ritu Rani and Alice Tilstra, fully trained and certified to perform all services, are understanding, compassionate and very pampering to all who enter the door.

Ms. Dupuis believes there is a growing need for nonsurgical alternatives to people experiencing hair loss due to heredity or illness, “so they can take back their life and regain their confidence.” Hair Solutions caters to those particular needs, specializing in hair replacement enhancements, partial and full cranial prosthetics for medical patients, hair extensions for length and volume and medical wigs.

Custom design cutting, coloring and styling, as well as the latest and safest methods of hair smoothing treatments are also on the top of the list. The salon also offers formal wear hair, perms and relaxers, waxing, make up applications, shellac nails (the hottest new trend) and pedicures, with reflexology and chair massages.

“Privacy for our clients is of the utmost importance,” said Ms. Dupuis, and the salon offers private studios decorated in tasteful antiques to create a comfortable atmosphere.

“It has always been my greatest reward to have someone leave my chair happy once again when they look at themselves in the mirror,” said Ms. Dupuis.

Hours: Wednesday and Friday, 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Thursday, 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m., Saturday, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.