Business News

Ina Pollifrone, 28, of Baiting Hollow, took up yoga to deal with her own health issues and soon became a devotee. Today she owns two yoga studios, including one she opened earlier this year on West Main Street.

River Walk Bar and Grille partner John Molesi, a restaurant industry veteran, hopes to open his new riverfront restaurant on Labor Day weekend. Photo: Denise Civiletti

The Thompson family’s third ShopRite supermarket is taking shape in the Riverhead Centre plaza on Route 58.

The closing of the sale, whose terms were not disclosed in an announcement made Tuesday night, is expected to take place on Aug. 1, said Kareem Massoud of Paumanok Vineyards.

At Escape Quest, teams work together to pool their powers of deduction to turn clues into answers, assembling the pieces of an elaborate puzzle in the hope of finding its solution.

Hy Ting Restaurant's liquor license, which was summarily suspended by the New York State Liquor Authority in March, was revoked by that agency at its regular monthly board meeting in June.

Physical Therapy and Beyond/Healing Hands Massage Therapy snipped the ceremonial red ribbon this week to celebrate the opening of its new Main Street, Riverhead location.

Peconic Bay Medical Center named its new administrative center on West Second Street for Robert Entenmann, acknowledging his family's $5 million gift to the hospital's cardiac care center and critical care tower.

The Riverhead microbrewery has joined 1% for the Planet, pledging to donate 1 percent of its sales to support nonprofit organizations focused on the environment. Today Moustache will release its first beer brewed for that commitment, “Beyond the Shore,” which will benefit Shinnecock Bay restoration.

Spicy's has announced it will re-open its Riverhead restaurant today after being shut down by state tax authorities April 24 for unpaid sales taxes.