As the village of Clayton becomes a destination for beautiful sights, unique boutiques and health and wellness centers, a husband and wife team have added to this growing list of shopping options. Read More ⇒
After working in New York City in the hospitality and sales industries for many years, Valentina Ganter returned to the north country and knew that she wanted to be able to work from home and create something that she is passionate about. Read More ⇒
With a knack for detail and an innate drive to be productive, Clayton resident Derek Peck has created a small business that incorporates both to help others during their busy schedules. Read More ⇒
For Amanda Derouchie the memories of gathering with family, specifically with her grandmother at the kitchen table where she would discuss life over a cup of coffee, is exactly what inspired her to open her first business in the village of Cape Vincent. Read More ⇒
With a love for pets and for her community, it was easy for Kasie Naklick to open her own pet grooming business, Creative Styles Pet Grooming. Read More ⇒
For friends Jessica Williams and Jamie Hubbard it was easy to join forces and open their first small business together in Sackets Harbor. Read More ⇒
For a local writer and entrepreneur, who has a passion for community, music and travel, it was an easy decision to start a local thrift shop that incorporates all his passions into one place. Read More ⇒
A Clayton restaurant that was built in 1953 has received an overhaul and facelift and now hosts locals and visitors to the Thousand Islands with a warm and comforting feel. Read More ⇒
Many small businesses in the north country start when a person finds their passion in life and wants to share it with their communities, and that is exactly what led one Cape Vincent resident to follow her dreams. Read More ⇒
For Clayton resident Michael Fox getting creative while on a new construction or masonry site is why he loves what he does. Read More ⇒
The federal government and New York state are committed to ensuring that economically or socially disadvantaged businesses have an opportunity to participate in direct contracts or subcontracts with government agencies and/or prime contractors. They have instituted specific programs to give … Read More ⇒
THE INITIAL IDEA As a young girl Liane Amaral took an interest in animals, wanting to care for them and the science behind how she could help them. It was this combination that led her to the path of studying veterinary medicine and opening her new clinic, Little Friends Vet. Read More ⇒
Maple Rock Bed & Breakfast Read More ⇒
Trillium Center for Yoga and Health THE INITIAL IDEA Timing was everything for the founders of Trillium Center for Yoga and Health in Potsdam. Shannon Miller, an occupational therapist, and Terry del la Vega, a nurse practitioner, were passing the idea of opening a yoga studio back and forth… Read More ⇒
Finally Fresh Barbershop THE INITIAL IDEA Massena native Ray Cruz, owner of Finally Fresh Barbershop, experienced his first shave by a professional barber as a child visiting his grandfather in New York City for two months in the summer. Read More ⇒
Creative Colors International of Lowville Read More ⇒
Attic Treasures Antiques and Gifts Read More ⇒
F.X. Caprara Honda What: F.X. Caprara Honda dealership Location: Outer Bradley Street corporate park, town of Pamelia. The Honda dealership is adjacent to the Exit 47 interchange off I-81 at the northern end of the park. Owner: F.X. Caprara Car Cos. Co-owner Charles G. Caprara has been named… Read More ⇒
Fabric and Sew Much More After Debbie L. Wood, 56, retired last year from her maintenance job at the Clayton Recreation Park Arena, she decided it was time to turn her passion for sewing into a full-time business. Read More ⇒
Robideau’s Mahogany Ridge Bar & Grill By Alan Rizzo, NNY Business Read More ⇒
EyeCrave Optics By Ted Booker, NNY Business Read More ⇒
3 Bears Gluten Free Bakery & More Read More ⇒
The 1000 Islands Cruet Read More ⇒
Longhorn Steakhouse What: Full-service national franchise restaurant. Read More ⇒
