Emily Anne McDonald, MD earned a medical degree from SUNY/Downstate College of Medicine three years ago. Before she could complete her first year of residency, however, she decided to quit.
That may sound crazy to some, but to her, it made complete sense.
Instead, Ms. McDonald plans to open Chrysalis Holistic Healing in Cutchogue next week, a space focused on connecting the physical aspects of the body with the mind, heart and spirit. READ
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I’m Diane Harkoff and I’m the owner of Legends with my husband Dennis. I get here at different times every day. I get here sometimes around 11 to 11:30. I usually look around, see what we’re having for lunch that day. I talk to the chef about it. If I get here a little earlier I make suggestions. READ
After opening a farm stand in Calverton earlier this year, the owners of Lavender by the Bay appeared before the Riverhead Town Planning Board Thursday to seek formal site plan approval.
The owners, Susan and Serge Rozenbaum, run a successful 17-acre farm in East Marion where they grow several varieties of French and English lavender. READ
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I’m Dr. Marilyn LoPresti. I’m the owner of North Fork Bodies in Motion.
North Fork Bodies in Motion was created two years ago and is dedicated to helping others through fitness and exercise, primarily through the martial arts and low-impact aerobics. READ
Five people spoke in support of Eastern Front Brewing Co. at a public hearing before the Southold Planning Board Monday evening. The Mattituck brewery is seeking site plan approval to reopen its Main Road tasting room.
“I own property here in Mattituck and I’m totally in favor of this application, so I hope you guys will take it into consideration,” said resident Mike Hughes. READ
