Also, a local dentist offers "cash for candy" Halloween incentive for kids.
Be sure workers and employees know what the new bank note looks like.
Also, Splish Splash is looking for a sales assistant and a short order breakfast cook is needed in Westhampton.
Also, Martha Clara Vineyards earns top designation.
The National Retail Federation estimates that about 158 million Americans will celebrate Halloween this year.
REVCO Lighting + Electrical Supply is donating $1 to local fire departments for every smoke detector sold this month.
The map below shows the median income in blocks across your neighborhood as reported by the US Census Bureau.
Also, computer technician wanted in Sag Harbor, and Riverhead Starbucks looking for a barista.
Also, Moe's franchise opens in Hampton Bays.
A prominent business leader calls Guido Barilla an 'idiot,' while the head of a major LGBT organization said the pasta company's chief is out of touch with reality.
The new event aims to bring a surge of visitors to the East End on Columbus Day weekend.
Content focuses on chefs, artisanal food makers, growers and farmer's market vendors across the region.
Also, J-Crew, in Riverhead is seeking a keyholder.
Plus, Rowdy Hall in East Hampton kicks off Oktoberfest this weekend.
Bavarian music, German bar snacks, and special prix fixe dinner offered Saturday; German fare and beer specials through Oct. 6.
Major projects will keep workers busy for years, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
New York gives the Long Island Power Authority $5 million to help cover costs.
Also, Michaels Restaurant in Springs is looking for bartenders and Bide-A-Wee is hiring.
Vote for Made in Montauk in the Martha Stewart's American Made contest until Sept. 22.
Plus, Dick's Sporting Goods will soon be open in Riverhead.
Company says bits of plastic may have ended up in a small batch of dough.
Also, help wanted at Southampton Hospital and in Southold.
Plus Harvest East End celebrates 40th anniversary of Long Island wines.
The East Hampton Business Alliance are "the eyes, ears and mouth for businesses" in town, director says.
Popular greek yogurt maker says problem has been fixed.
Owner of MTK Cafe sells building to another Montauk business.
A power authority spokesman said energy costs are the reason, but relief could be on the way.
Plus, a home health aide needed in Mattituck and a part-time accountant in East Hampton.
Class action settlement against Pepsi-owned juice brand gives consumers option to cash in.
Plus, Hampton Bays pizzeria undergoing major renovation project.
Though some towns still grapple with higher jobless rates than others.
You can find the local prices at gas stations using the interactive map below.
Sheebee East Hampton celebrates at Hampton Hang Gallery in Water Mill.
Take a look at who's hiring in the area.
Employment guide for the week of Aug. 20.
The Chester, N.Y., location will remain open.
Employment guide for the week of Aug. 13.
100 percent of all proceeds raised from craft sales will go back to the Haitian artisans who made them.
Also, a new tech company opened at the Calverton incubator.
Also for sale on the East Hampton Patch boards, wedding dresses.