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Lindenhurst encourages residents, businesses to participate in Small Business Week

The village of Lindenhurst is encouraging residents and local small business owners to participate in Small Business Week, taking place April 28 through Saturday, May 4.

Established in 1963, Small Business Week is an opportunity to honor the contributions of new and existing small business owners to their community and local economy.

For the second year, Lindenhurst Economic Development Specialist Anita Archambeau will visit local businesses to offer support and resources to grow and sustain their businesses.

“Small businesses are the beating heart of our local community,” said Archambeau. “We are committed to cultivating an environment where jobs and investments can flourish right here in Lindenhurst.”

The village’s mission extends beyond mere celebration; it is a call to action, drawing attention to the remarkable achievements of local businesses and informing the broader community about the offerings that make Lindenhurst a genuinely exceptional place to live, work, and thrive.

The village recognizes the immense value small businesses bring to the community. They serve as pillars of economic growth, innovation, and community spirit, Archambeau said.

Throughout the week the village will share information and ideas on supporting small businesses, along with resources and services, on village social media platforms. Follow @lindenhurstil to learn more and join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter with #lindenhurstil.

Small business owners also are invited to attend the free 2024 National Small Business Week Virtual Summit taking place April 30-May 1. This year’s event will include educational presentations, free business resources, multiple peer-to-peer networking rooms, and expert business advice from SCORE mentors.

Established and aspiring business owners may attend the event for free but must register to gain entry. To register and participate, visit https://www.sba.gov/nsbw.

One of the best ways residents can participate in Small Business Week is by shopping locally at their favorite local businesses. Supporting the local economy also helps reduce the environmental impact, encourages local businesses to reinvest in their communities, and fosters local competition and innovation among small businesses.

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