Biz Briefs: Marshalls Opens In Bridgehampton

Marshalls, with over 1,100 stores currently operating in 48 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, opened at the Bridgehampton Commons on May 5, directly next door to a newly remodeled T.J. Maxx.

“Our buyers create a broad and exciting mix that offers exceptional values for the entire family, and we’re excited to bring this experience to a new neighborhood,” said Tim Miner, president of Marshalls.

According to a press release issued by the company, in addition to opening the 24,384-square-foot store at 2102 Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton, the company plans to add approximately 60 full- and part-time jobs to the area. It also plans to contribute $10,000 to Long Island Cares.

Fashion and lifestyle brand Frances Valentine has opened a new store at 42 Jobs Lane in Southampton.

The 500-square-foot space will offer Frances Valentine’s collection of clothing, bags, shoes and home décor pieces, similar to its other brick-and-mortar locations, and will be the brand’s fifth store. In addition to a South Fork location in Sag Harbor, Frances Valentine stores are also available in Houston, Palm Beach and on Madison Avenue in Manhattan.

For more information, visit francesvalentine.com.

Peconic Landing, a retirement community on the North Fork, will host a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Center for Well-Being, in partnership with Stony Brook Medicine, on Wednesday, May 18.

The expansion will enhance primary care and bring new specialty services to the East End, including rheumatology, orthopedics and more.

“This addition is the latest in Stony Brook Medicine’s continued efforts to expand and ensure access to vital medical services and top medical experts across multiple specialties throughout the East End,” said Hal Paz, M.D., executive vice president of health sciences at Stony Brook University, and CEO of Stony Brook University Medicine.

“The new Center for Well-Being enables us to offer a wider range of health care services to residents of Peconic Landing, the North Fork and Shelter Island,” said Paul Connor, chief administrative officer of Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital. “We have served our community for nearly 120 years, so our roots are deep and our desire to care for our neighbors is strong.”

Peconic Landing’s previous wellness office offered three exam rooms and access to internal medicine, cardiology and podiatry. The new expansion includes an additional 1,200 square feet and six new exam rooms.

In addition to serving the members at Peconic Landing, the physicians will serve the community at large, providing the same benefit for those on the East End who often must travel many miles west for appointments.

“We are so proud to begin this exciting new partnership with Stony Brook Medicine, which will ease the burden of travel for folks of all ages on the North Fork and Shelter Island,” said Robert J. Syron, president and CEO of Peconic Landing. “Becoming New York’s first Continuing Care Retirement Community to host specialists on campus is precisely aligned with our mission to serve our community, and we thank Stony Brook Medicine for helping us bring this dream to fruition.”

Canoe Place, led by developers Mitchell Rechler and Gregg Rechler of Rechler Equity Partners, has announced it has partnered with Onda Beauty to create a spa facility at the luxury resort in Hampton Bays.

Onda Beauty was founded by Larissa Thomson, Naomi Watts and Sarah Bryden-Brown, with an emphasis on the clean beauty movement. While it already has storefronts in Sag Harbor and Tribeca, this will be the first Onda Beauty spa at a luxury resort, according to a press release issued by Rechler Equity Partners.

“Onda Beauty is one of the most renowned and visionary spa brands in the world, and we are honored to be partnering with their team of clean beauty experts to establish Canoe Place as an ultimate wellness destination,” said Canoe Place managing director Michael Brod. “Their deep understanding of the industry and strategic approach to impactful brand alliances make them ideal partners to create a bespoke spa experience that will delight the Canoe Place guest.”

“I, along with the entire Onda team, am so thrilled to be partnering with the storied Canoe Place for our very first hospitality project,” says Onda Beauty co-founder Naomi Watts. “We’re enchanted by the history of the property, as well as its vision for the future, and can’t wait to share it with our beloved fans.”

Canoe Place is expected to open this summer.