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As The Economy Recovers, Unemployment Still Plagues The East End
The recession may be over, however with national unemployment figures rising above 10 percent it has become increasingly clear that the economic recovery will be a jobless one. While the East End of Long Island has not been hit as hard as other parts of New York, the job market seems stagnant to many, especially those out of work and desperately searching for a salary. 3 comments
Pike's Farm Purchase Moves Forward
"We have never been closer to our goal," John Halsey, president of the Peconic Land Trust (PLT) said this week as efforts to purchase the 7.6 acre parcel on Sagg Main that is home to Pike's Farm Stand progressed. In an unexpected turn of events, the contract price has been reduced from $8.23 million to $6 million. Sadly, the property's owner James "Jim" Hopping died on October 12. 1 comment
Hamptons.com For Best Website On Long Island
Hamptons.com has been nominated as the Best Website on Long Island 2010 by the Long Island Press and we need your help to solidify our place as the go-to information source for the East End of Long Island.
Blumenfeld + Fleming
There must be something in the air in Montauk that inspires creative thinking judging by the work that Blumenfeld + Fleming, an award winning adverting firm based in Montauk has been turning out since they teamed up in 2001.
The Laurel Group
"We have everything for everybody," Ken Olsen said. Olsen manages The Laurel Group's East End outpost on Montauk Highway in Water Mill. The full service landscape design center opened for business last spring in the former Baywoods Building on the corner of Deerfield Lane and the busy highway.
Studies Predict High Volume Of Small Business Sales
The National Small Business Association reports that one-third of those who own smaller companies may have to sell or liquidate part of their businesses this year for estate planning reasons. That means a lot of small businesses will be up for sale, a task that Eric R. Voth believes may not be as easy or quick as some think.
Summer's Over; Business Holds Steady Going Into Fall
The books have been closed on the summer of 2009 as business owners across the South Fork head into their extended season with a mixture of caution and optimism based on their showing during the summer. They are looking forward to pumpkin season, winery tours and of course Thanksgiving and Christmas to round out their year's business. 2 comments
Summer's Over; Business Holds Steady Going Into Fall
The books have been closed on the summer of 2009 as business owners across the South Fork head into their extended season with a mixture of caution and optimism based on their showing during the summer. They are looking forward to pumpkin season, winery tours and of course Thanksgiving and Christmas to round out their year's business. 2 comments
Riverhead Receives Long Island Business Development Council Award
Riverhead Supervisor Phil Cardinale has announced that the Long Island Business Development Council (LIBDC) has bestowed its Municipality Economic Development Award on the Town of Riverhead for its efforts in the development of the EPCAL property on October 1. 3 comments
Fall Is The Best Time Of Year For Lawn Maintenance
As the days shorten and the air cools, many are already thinking about next summer, leaving for warmer climates or packing away the lawn furniture. Though the focus may be turning away from the backyard, the fall is the perfect time to bolster your lawn for an even stronger return next spring. 1 comment
Megna Glass Keeps Glassblowing Tradition Alive
As I stepped through the doors at Megna Glass, in Sag Harbor last Tuesday, I instantly knew I was about to witness something special. Opened in 1999 by Martin Megna and his wife Mariann, Megna Glass exists as a unique entity, producing a stunning array of custom handmade glass cabinet fixtures, lighting fixtures, chandeliers, ornaments and just about anything their clients can imagine.
Murphy And Company Opens New Southampton Store
Kevin Jude Murphy, owner of Murphy and Company, has opened a new store location in Southampton. Murphy also has a store in Locust Valley, and he has also launched a new company - Stemz Event Management and Production Company.
Crowley Receives Insurance Award
Thomas J. Crowley, of Maran Corporate Risk Associates in Southampton, has been awarded a certificate of achievement by the Society of Certified Insurance Counselors (CIC).
Berkoski Enterprises Thrives In Diversifying
William Berkoski, Sr. got his start installing and servicing refrigeration units for local businesses in the Hamptons before building his own ice manufacturing plant in his backyard in 1964. Today, his son, Bill Berkoski, Jr., still delivers ice across Long Island with the same eye toward quality and customer service, though now he applies that business model to an every-expanding list of products. 2 comments
Self-Correcting Real Estate Market Takes First Baby Steps In Right Direction
Sales are down, prices are lower and inventory is up. That much is certain as real estate agents enter the second half of the year analyzing market data gathered over the last six months. The big question, have we seen the bottom yet, remains unanswered. 17 comments
One Call Handles All With Telemark Services
A phone call does it all when you call Telemark. "I have yet to say no," Glen McKelvey, the company's hands on manager said from his office in Bridgehampton where no job is too big or too small when it comes to keeping property owners in the Hamptons happy.
Bridgehampton National Bank Sponsors Riders With Disabilities Competition At Hampton Classic
The Long Island Horse Show Series for Riders with Disabilities (LIHSSRD), the first of its kind for riders with special needs, participated for the third year in a row in the finals at The Hampton Classic last week. Riders are judged on equitation, demonstration and knowledge of riding skills.
Shinnecock Hardware Embraces E-Commerce
Standing in his office in Hampton Bays' Shinnecock Hardware, Tom Maloney is literally and virtually surrounded. Six screens - Apple monitors, PC monitors, a wide-screen television displaying the company's security cameras - hug the room's perimeter, along with a diverse collection of sports memorabilia hanging on the walls. 7 comments
The Carpetman - A Family Business That Still 'Cuts A Rug'
Robert E. Gill's father started selling carpet at The Shinnecock Hardware store in 1975. His father owned the store. He had a few samples to work with. Today, the carpet samples at his grandfather's hardware store on Montauk Highway are a memory that led to the creation of The Carpetman. 3 comments
Hampton Coffee Company Joins 'Share Our Strength Great American Dine Out'
Hampton Coffee Company Espresso Bar & Café in Water Mill is pleased to announce their participation in Share Our Strength's Great American Dine Out®, a week-long national restaurant event in cities across the United States.
Arts & EntertainmentHamptons.com Talks With Author Coerte V. W. Felske This Week In Arts A.R. Gurney's 'The Cocktail Hour' Presented By The Naked Stage At Guild Hall Canio´s Books Celebrates Their 10th Anniversary And Launch Of Canio´s Cultural Cafe 'Decembers Past And Present' Sparkles With Celebrations Of Hamptons Settlers Guild Hall Slate Of Upcoming Events |
Home & GardenEast Hampton Historical Society 2009 House And Garden Tour Announced Practical Tips To Help Your Trees Survive The Winter Chill ReSnackIt Puts A Stop To Sandwich Bag Trash Paint Your Rooms 'Green' Time To Get Those Leaves Off The Ground Think Garden Season's Over? Not So Fast! |
Food & WineEnjoy A Dog Day Afternoon At Bedell Cellars News You Can Eat Spinach Pie Makes A Great Main Or Side Dish Mary's Magical Margarita Frozen Cream Pie Bamboo's Clementine Martini Best Ever Hamptons Apple Pie |
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