Long Island Business Owner Gets $20K Surprise + New Vietnamese Restaurant Opens: LI Biz Roundup

LONG ISLAND, NY — Patch rounds up the week's top business buzz from across Long Island. Take a look at the week in review of new restaurants and shops, standout local artisans, the owners and managers who give our businesses heart and dedication, and foundations supporting important causes.

$112M Assisted Living Project Advances In East Northport

A proposed $112 million assisted living and memory care community in East Northport moved a step closer to completion after receiving preliminary approval from the Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency. Read More.

Súp Vietnamese Opens In Jericho, Bringing Pho, Bánh Mì

Pho fans have a new spot to try in Jericho – Súp Vietnamese has officially opened its doors. Read More.

Historic Smithtown Theatre Unveils New Marquee Inspired By 1933 Original

Nearly 50 years after its original marquee disappeared from Main Street, the Smithtown Performing Arts Center has brought a piece of the historic theater’s past back to downtown Smithtown. Read More.

'I'm Still In Shock': Huntington Business Owner Gets $20K Surprise

A Huntington mental health counseling practice that serves more than 200 community members received a surprise $20,000 grant to help make its building more accessible to people with mobility challenges. Read More.

Deer Park Bowling Alley Honored For Accessibility At $1K Fundraiser

A Deer Park bowling alley that has worked to make the sport accessible to people with special needs was recognized during a community fundraiser that raised $1,000 for the local business. Read More.

Suffolk Sheriff, Huntington Hospital Among 4 Honored For Helping People With Disabilities

People's Arc of Suffolk honored four Long Island organizations for their efforts to create employment opportunities and support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities during its second annual Partners in Excellence Awards breakfast. Read More