Author: Trade Winds

The new menu features “supercharged bowls” and protein-packed entrées.

The new ice cream shop is owned and operated by the Long Island-based Sachdeva family.

CIBS W, the women’s group of the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island, raised the money at its Friendsgiving Happy Hour.

Commissions on ticket sales paid to retailers in that time frame across the state totaled $11.7 million. 

The grand opening event will be from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 29.

The new Stony Brook Crumbl is in the Brooktown Plaza shopping center at 2184A Nesconset Highway.

Introductory fares start at $69.

Long Island’s first indoor flying trapeze and aerial arts school celebrated its grand opening.

The Valley Stream retail complex hosted the giveaway of 1,000 traditional, kosher, and halal turkeys to local families in need.

The Long Island Ford’s Garage is located at the Smith Haven Mall in Lake Grove.

The new 39,000-square-foot grocery store is opening at 5181 Sunrise Highway.

The proceeds will be used to buy a variety of construction and food supplies needed for his community in Jamaica.

Ford’s Garage on Long Island is located at the Smith Haven Mall in Lake Grove.

The new 3,200-square-foot cafe is located at 606 Broadhollow Road in Melville.

Stanley Bergman earned the recognition for giving back to the community.

The new Pollo Campero at 800 Broadway is the chain’s eighth on Long Island.

NAYA will offer $5 bowls and rolls on Thursday, Sept. 25, with 20 percent of the proceeds donated to Island Harvest.

The donation will provide 4,032 meals for families in need.

The contributions aim to help reach thousands of Long Island children during the start of the school year.