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- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Newsday – Melville
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The Blushing Bookmark mobile bookstore launches on Long Island (opens the original)
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Choosing the right lane is key for any business — particularly one on wheels. Long Island native and entrepreneur Keriann Iovino set her mobile bookstore, The Blushing Bookmark, apart by focusing exclusively on romance. "I really like romantasy, which is fantasy mixed with romance. It’s an escape," says Iovino, 34, who previously worked for a literary marketing firm that specializes in the genre. "I realized there aren’t many niche independent bookstores around here, especially ones centered aro
Pilates is on the rebound on Long Island. Here's why. (opens the original)
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After her second daughter was born three years ago, Zorina Czora tried a new approach to exercise. "I was looking for a way to get back into fitness and to lose the baby weight," she says. "I started going to a Pilates studio." As she trimmed her physique, she expanded her inner circle — win-win. "It just felt so right. I loved the workout," she says. "I’d talk to the girls next to me about being a mom and just everything. It felt like another community within my everyday life." In September, Cz
The Goose opens in Greenport selling toys and clothes for kids (opens the original)
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The kids boutique The Goose opened in July in Greenport Village, its name inspired by an affectionate nickname and its mission to teach the owner’s young daughters about entrepreneurship. "My mom used to call me and my siblings ‘Goose’ when we were little," says Bridget Elkin, who lives near the shop with her husband, Eric, and their girls, Remy, 7, and Elliot, 5. "It’s a term of endearment." And now it’s her year-round retail enterprise specializing in kids clothes, toys and arts and crafts. "W
Village Vintage thrift store opens in Patchogue (opens the original)
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A revolving, curated selection of gently used clothing for men and women is the star attraction at Village Vintage in Patchogue. But Ayse Guvenir and Atahan Demir have saved space in their South Ocean Avenue thrift store that opened in June for something extra — theatricality. "We gather secondhand clothing, estate jewelry, antiques and curiosities, then arrange them like a stage set you get to walk through," says Guvenir, 31, who lives in New York City. "We wanted the store and everything in it
Long Islanders take to DIY banner trend to mark special occasions (opens the original)
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It’s a sign of the times: Hand-painted kraft paper banners are now all the rage for marking milestones — birthdays, graduations, engagements, back-to-school, any occasion under the sun. Ask Kenia Gomez, 22, who lives in Brentwood and works as a nursing assistant at South Shore University Hospital in Bay Shore. She’s happily wrapped up in this trendy paper chase. “The first banner I made was for my boyfriend’s sister’s engagement,” says Gomez, adding that her mom was inspired by a banner-making v
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