Northport natives and sisters Gina Nisi and Angela Nisi-MacNeill have kept the theme of selling candy on Main Street in Northport Village with the opening of Carl’s Candies, which has replaced former candy store Harbor Trading.

Ray McGuinness, owner of Tudor Jewelers in Northport Village, recalled a time when he would watch his father work diligently in his craft as a watchmaker, and on occasion assist in repairing watches and jewelry.

Intuition is a place for people to find their inner peace, to be in tune with their creativity and celebrate their individual uniqueness, owner Dana Livoti said.

Trinity Regional School administrators and educators are on a mission to assist students in maximizing their potential, making them aware of those around them, servicing the community, and becoming productive members of the workforce and global Christian citizens, said Principal Jeanne Morcone.

Gorgeous “The Salon” & Treasures, a business where customers can style their hair and shop for some jewelry, has been known to bounce locations throughout the Town of Huntington across 30 years of business. Most recently, the salon has settled in Cold Spring Harbor.

The Art League of Long Island is an all-in-one resource center for Long Island artists, offering a variety of art classes, programs and the opportunity for local artists to feature their work in its two-story gallery.

Three key points that the minds at SteinbergAnna Wealth Management Corporation teach clients are knowledge, discipline and patience. They do it while walking clients through a step-by-step process in developing a customized financial program.

Gym 33 in Huntington Station puts a strong emphasis on inspiring its clients. As gym-goers walk into the building, they are greeted by a quote painted on the wall that reads, “A bad day can be made better by going to the gym,” before walking down the stairs and into the workout area.

Clients are in awe when they enter Escape Hair Lounge in Huntington village. Owner Anthony D’Angelo said its relaxing atmosphere and contemporary minimalist style, which was designed by his wife June, draws people into the location. With a palette of warm grays accented with white seating and crystal chandeliers, the salon is both chic and inviting.

In the peaceful hamlet of Northport Village lies a space filled with wonder and excitement, CryptIQ Inc. Those who venture to it can exercise their skills and race against the clock to escape the room.

The people behind Nalu Dry Goods, a snow, surf and skate shop that recently expanded to Huntington village, have set out to “Loosen Up Long Island.”

On the first floor of the Huntington establishment is a student lounge, a practice room and rehearsal room with a drum set, keyboards, speakers and microphones set on a stage. When making your way up to the second floor, which consists of six different multi-use classrooms that feature several artists, you are greeted with the words printed on a glass room divider: “For Those About To Rock We Salute You.”