Herald Community Newspapers

Business

Featured Most recent

255 results total, viewing 1 - 10

Jason, a bartender at Street to Table in Merrick, handed a client a refreshing frozen margarita in a pouch. The New York State Liquor Authority requires that customers must order food with Street to Table’s drinks-to-go service.

Bellmore-Merrick bars adjust to new state regulation

The bar industry has taken another hit with Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s most recent measure to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The regulation, which prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages without … more

By Victoria Caruso | 8/10/20

During Tropical Storm Isaias, two trees fell on an Oceanside home, which has caused residents to remain without power.

Oceanside, Island Park residents still dealing with aftermath of Tropical Storm Isaias

When Tropical Storm Isaias rocked Nassau County on Tuesday, Harbor Isle resident Jeanne DeBraccio Gidwill said she couldn't believe the strength of the wind. more

By Mike Smollins and Scott Brinton | 8/7/20

Marvel has opened a new location on the boardwalk at National Boulevard on the boardwalk.

Now, Long Beach has more to Marvel about

Marvel Frozen Dairy, the iconic ice cream shop that has been serving up creamy treats for almost 70 years, has opened a second location in Long Beach, this one on the boardwalk, at National … more

By Dylan Valic | 8/7/20

Grace Conway, far left, Owner Kelly Escaravage and Ava Rockefeller

Long Beach adds a third new restaurant during pandemic

A third restaurant has just opened in Long Beach during the coronavirus, nudging the city a bit closer to its normal life of bumper-to-bumper cars and crowded streets, the way things were before the … more

By James Bernstein | 8/7/20

The FedEx Authorized ShipCenter on Franklin Avenue has suspended express drop-offs and pick-ups.

Mail services adjust to pandemic protocols

Mail services across the country have had to adjust to new coronavirus protocols, as more people self-isolated and shopped online. “A lot has changed. It’s been very different,” … more

By Visvajit Sriramrajan | 8/4/20

Chrissa Schmerler of Bellmore, owner of The Big Cheese food truck, prepared 1,000 meals per day, six days a week, throughout May for those in need.

Bellmorite steps up during time of need

May was a whirlwind month for Chrissa Schmerler, who logged 20-hour workdays to provide meals for frontline workers, members of law enforcement and pretty much anyone else in need. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 8/3/20

A horse died after being let out of her stall at Belmont Park, seen here, on Thursday.

Cops: Former Belmont employee intentionally released horse

A horse at Belmont Park died on July 30, after a former employee allegedly let her out of her barn stall. According to Nassau County Police Department officers, Ramzan Antooa, of Elmont, was … more

8/1/20

Leah Tozer prepping to show one of her listings.

Pandemic sparks hottest real estate market in years

A lot of businesses may be slow during the coronavirus pandemic, but the real estate industry is having some of its busiest months in years as people seek to leave crowded urban areas to take … more

By Darwin Yanes | 7/31/20

The North Merrick School District recently donated facemask extenders to the staff at Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital. Above, from left, Nurse Grace Malewicz, Nurse Lynn Bert, the nurse manager of pediatrics at MSSN, Child Life Services Director AnnMarie Difrancesaca, NMSD advisor Todd Benjamin, WINGS program leader Maria Castle, Chris Mitkish, his son, WINGS student Justin Mitkish, and NMSD Assistant Superintendent Beth Friedman.

North Merrick School District's ‘Operation Frontline’ aids Mount Sinai South Nassau staff in Oceanside

Students, teachers and administrators in the North Merrick School District’s WINGS program recently organized “Operation Frontline,” during which they supplied Mount Sinai South Nassau nurses and doctors with much needed facemask extenders. more

7/30/20

Dylan Cittadino builds flags out of picket fence posts, like the one seen here, and sells them.

Franklin Square teen builds flags for money

Jennifer Cittadino had wanted a Blue Lives Matter flag for some time when she came across a vendor selling picket fence posts at a craft fair in Franklin Square nearly three years ago, and asked her … more

By Melissa Koenig | 7/28/20

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 … 26 | Next »

Currently viewing stories posted within the past 6 months.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.