Long Island Business News

2 days ago | libn.com | David Winzelberg

THE BLUEPRINT:EMO Electric opens first retail store in East MorichesGrand opening event set for May 17 at Atlantic Cove MarinaLive demos include electric boats and outboard motorsEMO Electric, a Long Island maker of electric boat outboard motors, will hold a grand opening event at its first retail location. The company’s flagship retail location is at 215 Atlantic Ave. in East Moriches. The grand opening event will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 17 at the Atlantic Cove Marina.

2 days ago | libn.com | David Winzelberg

THE BLUEPRINT:Wonder leases new Bellmore location at former Zorn’s siteCelebrity chef-driven menu features brands like Di Fara, StreetbirdBellmore joins new Long Island sites in Melville and Deer ParkWonder, which bills itself as “a new kind of food hall,” has leased another Long Island space. The chain that opened its first Long Island location last week in Melville, has leased a 3,650-square-foot restaurant space at 2495 Merrick Road in Bellmore.

5 days ago | libn.com | David Winzelberg

THE BLUEPRINT:The Arboretum at Farmingville opens all 292 rental unitsRents range from $3,495 to $5,350, with workforce housing includedAmenities include a clubhouse, pool, fitness center, and 7-acre parkDevelopment executives celebrated the grand opening of the remaining 152 units of a sprawling new rental community in Farmingville this week.

6 days ago | libn.com | David Winzelberg

Local elected officials and community leaders joined Citibank executives Wednesday to cut the ribbon on a new bank branch in Hempstead. The new 3,570-square-foot Citibank branch at 31 Main St. offers full banking services in an open-floor design. “This branch showcases the best of Citi. Its modern and flexible design offers our Hempstead clients a welcoming space to meet with us and navigate change with confidence,” Scott Stokes, New York Metro Region head at Citi, said in a company statement.

6 days ago | libn.com | David Winzelberg

15 Plaza Road, GreenvaleGM Plaza LLC, an affiliate of G&M Works, a site work and landscape design firm, purchased an 8,082-square-foot building on .50 acres at 15 Plaza Road in Greenvale for $1.7 million. The company will be relocating from Island Park. The Greenvale property was the long-time home of Roman Iron Works.