A new fitness facility is gearing up to open in Huntington village just in time for summer.

Starting in June 2014, Nunes has since changed her business model to focus solely on the Town of Huntington. The membership-based concierge service offers, for a $95 monthly fee, a selection of services and expert assistance. Nunes offers new members a six month plan that includes the seventh month free, or a 12-month plan that includes an extra two months.

The building that houses Huntington Stand Up Paddle is just 15-by-15 feet, but it only serves as an outlet for paddlers and kayakers to get to 3-miles’ worth of scenic views across Huntington Harbor.

For those looking for a training facility to get their body in shape for the summer, the search ends here, with F45 Training now open in Dix Hills.

Melissa Negrin-Wiener, Esq., partner at Genser, Dubow, Genser & Cona, said the firm is set apart by its holistic approach to law.

A father, son duo from Huntington is bringing their lacrosse company and program to the village next week.

The Huntington Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Long Island’s Young Professionals awards ceremony last Thursday.

When John Dragotta, president and CEO of Melville-based financial firm Sovereign Global Advisors, wanted to open up his own branch at age 25, he ran into a little trouble. He said people thought he was too young.

With the weather seemingly warming up, Joanna Koelmel, owner of Blue Bird NY Boutique, said her Huntington village women’s boutique is stocking up on fresh new items, including some that may make the perfect Mother’s Day gift.

Welcome, Concierge Lifestyle, a concierge service serving the Town of Huntington.

Serving the community for the past 27 years, the Huntington Station-based Law Offices of David R. Okrent have offered decades of experience, and a commitment to clients to help navigate them through all the complexities of law and rules that might be overlooked or misunderstood.

Jason Mercurio, founder and coach at Mercurio Basketball Camp, said that running a successful camp is all about building relationships and engaging with the campers.

C.F.C. Commercial Flooring Contractor Co. and its residential division, Flor-All, will never go out of style, offering experience, skill and unique materials from all over the world to suit any job.

Art galleries are sprinkled up and down Main Street in Northport, but there is one that, quite literally, stands apart from the rest.

Lisa Lazzara, owner of Wax Republic in Huntington village, attributes her businesses booming success to their unique technique and approachable atmosphere, serving both women and men.

While Signature Premier Properties continues to grow across Long Island, its staff’s culture to be a group of like-minded individuals that champion each other remains the same each day.
Specializing in residential and commercial purchase and sale, the success of the firm is led by co-owners Peter Morris and Kathy Viard, who said they have made a point to be hands on and involved with their agents.

t Simplay, patrons can hurl dodgeballs at the undead, propel a golf ball down the greenway at Pebble Beach, peg a touchdown, pop a fly ball, or relax and have a drink. But that’s just the beginning of the possibilities.
The 15,000-square-foot space in Hauppauge serves as a sports simulator haven, indoor training center, bar hangout, corporate meeting space and private event hall rolled into one, resisting conventional labels.