Beach Comfort owner Brian Berkery told Patch he's "hopeful" for a big turnout after a dismal 2020.
The Tipsy Scoop founder got approval despite backlash from the city council because "they haven't had something like this here before."
The Abyss Tattoo owner told Patch that losing priceless artwork was his biggest casualty.
Store owner Craig Kute told Patch that he did "take a gamble" signing the lease in November.
LB Social, which opened six years ago, now has takeout and outdoor dining on its menu.
The independent Long Beach gift store expands into a newer, bigger space.
Unemployment numbers across New York rose as 2021 began, according to data from the state.
Here's how the pandemic affected bankruptcies in Nassau County. Experts warn of a likely surge in coming years.
The chain specializes in soft-style pretzels, and is offering specials to celebrate the opening.
NYSC members were improperly charged when gyms were shut down at the beginning of the pandemic. There's still time to file a claim.
How CBD helped Ergo Hemp Co. founder Meghan Ward conquer her Lyme disease.
See how well power providers in the Long Beach area and across NY serve local customers.
Despite the worsening pandemic, Long Island's unemployment rate barely changed from November to December, data from the state shows.
November saw unemployment in the area fall to 5.4 percent, which is down from record highs set at the beginning of the pandemic.
Users can now use the ride-sharing app to send packages to others nearby in a contactless manner.
More people are out of work than in September, but it's still a far cry from the massive unemployment at the peak of shutdowns.
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The city's BZA will be voting this week on whether to allow variances that will enable the business to open.
The state is still hurting from the coronavirus shutdowns, but more people were working in August than anytime since the pandemic began.
The brewery opened just before the pandemic began, and it threw their entire business model into chaos.
A new eatery will serve up cheesesteaks, wings, burgers and "brats" in the East End.
We asked local businesses to update their status and created a handy guide from their responses.
We're publishing a simple open-or-closed directory for Long Beach businesses. Here's how to get listed.
Grocery store chains attempt to limit coronavirus spread in stores with physical barriers at checkouts and new policies.
Local restaurants are expanding to-go options. Here's where to eat and support local businesses.
Bright Eye Beer Company opened last weekend to big crowds.
The boutique has been in the city for 15 years, but will be closing in just a few days.
The newest Long Beach brewery receives license and gears up for a grand opening.
Long Beach zoning board will decide Thursday night about the fate of the closed and toxic former cleaning business on Long Beach Avenue.
Long Beach Strength & Conditioning will open in Long Beach this spring.
Merrick Bicycles will open Long Beach Bicycles this March in the east end.
Business all over the City by the Sea have tons of discounts. And it's not just retail businesses, either.
The farm brewery gets the majority of its ingredients from New York farmers and sources, making everything extra local.
The restaurant announced its sudden closure on Facebook last week.
Long Beach residents know the food is great. It seems Thrillist does too.
Here are Fourth of July hours for stores throughout Long Beach.
Try the Beach Blanket Bingo burger, or the signature Mermaid Cone with blue ice cream and glitter sprinkles.
Stop in for signature subs and wraps, as well as Italian ices.
According to the state, the owners have not paid sales taxes since 2017.
The clothing retailer's newest location is now open in Oceanside.