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Melville Chamber Business Expo · October 27, 2026, 10 AM – 3 PM, Hilton Melville

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The Business Expo, and lunch is the easy part

October 27, 2026, 10 AM – 3 PM at Hilton Melville. One room, one afternoon, and the businesses that move Long Island, in partnership with the 110 Business Corridor.

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Restaurant Row 2026

12 Long Island restaurants serving through the day, and the part of the floor where people actually stop and talk.

Uncle Giuseppe's

TOA Asian Fusion

Gregorys Coffee

Tropical Smoothie

Sweet Spot Shoppe

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Stainless steel mixing tanks and piping inside a clean, empty food processing room

BusinessSeptember 10, 2026

No One Got Sick. A Bay Shore Food Plant Shut Down Anyway.

A Suffolk manufacturer recalled every salad and cream cheese it makes on the strength of swabs off its own floor. The trigger was the room, not a customer.

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Cars and pickup trucks raised on lifts inside a busy auto service shop

A St. James Dealership Now Has a Union, and a Twelve-Month Clock

by Melville Chamber of Commerce · September 10, 2026

Nine ballots organized a Long Island service department in 28 days. The unit definition did more work than the vote, and three federal rules start on day one.

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$45 Million to Make Two Hauppauge Buildings Work Again

by Melville Chamber of Commerce · September 10, 2026

A Rechler entity and a machine tool maker are spending $45.4 million in Hauppauge, and almost none of it buys new ground. What that says about your renewal.

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Suffolk Wants Canon to Prove 1,081 Jobs in Melville Every Quarter

by Melville Chamber of Commerce · September 10, 2026

Canon's 2024 Suffolk IDA deal carries a 1,081-job floor at One Canon Park. The agency now wants quarterly headcount, and has pulled up its termination clause.

A row of electric vehicle fast chargers behind yellow and grey steel bollards on a newly paved lot

Thirty Feet From the Building: Babylon Drafts Its Charging Station Rules

by Melville Chamber of Commerce · September 10, 2026

Babylon has drafted charging station rules that push equipment 30 feet from any building and delete parking spaces it encroaches on. The hearing is October 7.

A tightly packed row of white cars parked nose out in a company parking lot

Suffolk Owes Your Fleet Money. The Claim Window Closes December 8.

by Melville Chamber of Commerce · September 10, 2026

A court authorized settlement would refund the 30 dollar fee Suffolk added to red light camera tickets since 2013. Businesses that paid it have until December 8.

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A Mineola Bank Sold 63 Percent Fewer SBA Loans, and Is Still Opening in Riverhead

by Melville Chamber of Commerce · September 10, 2026

Hanover Community Bank sold 8.3 million dollars of SBA loans last quarter, down from 22.3 million a year earlier, and told investors it tightened credit.

Babylon Would Require Fire Alarms Whenever a Building Changes Use

The Cheapest Subsidized Apartment in Hicksville Is $2,165 a Month

A Union Petition on Long Island Now Reaches a Ballot in Four Weeks

Hoka Is Opening Its Own Store in Riverhead, and It Sells to Your Store Too

Nine Years Later, Nassau Collected the Wages

A Commuter Lot at Westbury Station Becomes 184 Apartments and a Retail Row

Long Island's Own Banks Have Cut Construction Lending by a Third

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