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10.20.2020 Business

Cuomo gives movie theaters OK to reopen, but what will they show?

It’s showtime! Get the popcorn and soft drinks ready because movie theaters are coming back. At least with limitations. Movie theaters, which have been closed since mid-March because of...

09.30.2020 Business

Some businesses that received PPP loans now eligible to apply for New York Forward Loan Fund

Small businesses that received $50,000 or less of Paycheck Protection Program assistance can now apply to receive low-interest loans from the New York Forward Loan Fund, according to Empire...

09.29.2020 Business

Hotel plans begin to take shape on Main Road in Mattituck

Two and a half years after first proposing a hotel at the site of the former North Fork Bank headquarters on Main Road in Mattituck, the property owner has...

09.18.2020 Business

Greenport could expand ‘parklets’ through Thanksgiving weekend

How does the idea of outdoor dining on Front Street in Greenport sound for this Thanksgiving? It’s not out of the realm of possibility under a proposal to keep...

08.31.2020 Business

Greenport’s parklets plan celebrated as a pandemic success story

“It’s like a dream come true,” said former Greenport Mayor Dave Kapell as he looked out at tables filled with diners on Front Street Friday afternoon. Since Memorial Day...

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08.27.2020 Business

County, tourism officials expect East End boom — brought on by COVID-19 — to continue through fall

This post is being shared free of charge from our friends at The Southampton Press. See more great South Fork coverage at 27east.com. Taking part of a lyric from the...

08.25.2020 Business

Four new stores pitched for cleared lot on Pike Street in Mattituck

A 5-year-old proposal for additional retail shops along Pike Street in Mattituck has been revived. Scaled-back plans for the property owned by developer Ed Broidy were presented to the...

08.21.2020 Business

CEO of new Dime Community Bank says more help is needed for local businesses due to COVID-19

The past five months have been like no other for Kevin O’Connor, CEO of BNB Bank. In March, COVID-19 reared its ugly head, quickly followed by the collapse of...

08.20.2020 Business

Gyms will reopen next week — here’s how it will work

Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone has announced the guidelines and inspection process for the reopening of gyms in Suffolk County. Gyms were ordered closed in March by Governor Andrew...

08.15.2020 Agriculture

How COVID-19 has impacted some North Fork farms

Things are a little bit quieter at the Crescent Duck Farm in Aquebogue these days. “I’m used to having all these barns filled,” fourth-generation farmer Doug Corwin explained from...

08.03.2020 Business

Awaiting word from the governor, Riverhead bowling alley says it’s ready to reopen

Having done so much to his bowling center, Chris Keller is awaiting one final thing before he can reopen: the green light from Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Mr. Keller, owner...

08.02.2020 Business

2019 Businessperson of the Year: Marc LaMaina

Editor’s Note: The video below was prepared for our 2019 Times Review Media Group People of the Year event in March. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, we were forced to...

07.21.2020 Business

Claudio’s employees to use Greenport School District parking lot to open up additional spaces in village

Claudio’s Restaurant and Greenport High School are teaming up to make parking a little easier in downtown Greenport. Claudio’s has entered into an agreement with the Greenport School District...

07.19.2020 Business

Front Street lane closure will continue through October

Outdoor dining has taken off in Greenport Village since Phase Two of reopening began in June, but a proposal by the Business Improvement District to expand those efforts has...

07.17.2020 Business

‘Frustrated’ gym owners join class-action lawsuit in effort to reopen as New York continues into Phase 4

Gym owners, feeling the financial crunch of their businesses being shut down for four months, are not in good shape. That’s the message they want to convey to Gov....

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