Mineola bar revamps signs after bringing in OTB while assuring fans it is the same old Murphy's.
Find a job close to home this week.
Businesses making headlines across our area this week.
Babylon, Ronkonkoma and Huntington cost region the most in lost economic productivity.
Popular greek yogurt maker says problem has been fixed.
Program allows homeowners to meet one-on-one with a volunteer attorney for free legal guidance.
Class action settlement against Pepsi-owned juice brand gives consumers option to cash in.
Who's hiring around Long Island this week.
Though some towns still grapple with higher jobless rates than others.
There's talk of a minor league hockey team moving into the new Coliseum; would you support them?
Glen Cove-based bank opens branch in Mineola Friday.
BedQuarters Owner Jim Canell responds to streak of vandalism.
Change to Premier Care name made to support more insurance carriers.
Longtime Mineola business to close on Aug. 25.
Long Island companies are hiring for a variety of positions.
A job search can get quite frustrating these days, with so many people competing for too few openings. To ease the burden, AOL Jobs tracked down the 10 top companies that are hiring for part-time workers this week.
A look at jobs available in and around Mineola.
Eric’s Italian Bistro owner addresses neighbors’ grievances over noise, smells.
Coffee purveyor teams with Internet giant to increase in-store Internet speeds by as much as 10 times.
New store to be located in Carle Place on Glen Cove Road.
Long Island companies are looking to hire workers.
Nassau executive gien tour of new business accelerator on Mineola Boulevard.
Long Island companies are hiring.
Over 160 residents come out to see family-friendly film fare.
Jobs open around Long Island.
New Hyde Park Chamber donates $1,000 for new cribs at Mineola facility.
Thrift store will be moving to new location.
Long Island organizations are hiring.
Slurpees nearly double in size for annual '7-Eleven Day.'
Syosset developer Ed Blumenfeld eliminated; County executive says proposal will be selected mid-August.
Voters pick “Despicable Me” as film to see on July 19 at Wilson Park.
Sony's new high-definition television shifts the focus from size to clarity. Sponsored by Sony.
Choices include “Despicable Me,” “Wreck-It Ralph” and “E.T.”
New gluten-free donuts and blueberry muffins by the end of this year.
Long Island companies are hiring. Here are a few positions that are open this week.