On November 30, the Turkish American Community Center, located at 1306 E. Fifth St., will hold its official grand opening for local and national government officials and Turkish leaders from around the world. “Official greetings will be followed by dinner and entertainment,” said the center’s president, Islom Shakhbandarov. The Ahiska Turkish community in Dayton has grown over the years. In 2006, only six families from the community lived in Dayton. The Ahiska Turkish Community Center was organized in 2009, and, within three years, 400 families from other states resettled here, Shakhbandarov said.
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- There is more money in the pot for Staten Islanders impacted by Sandy with a donation of $100,000 by the New York Rotary to the Project Hospitality Staten Island Hurricane Relief Fund. "I know they will do an excellent job in stretching the money for everyone who needs it," said Rotarian Jim Thompson, a Silver Lake resident who turned over the donation during a Rotary lunch at the Harvard Club in Manhattan. The Hurricane Relief Fund now stands at $600,000 
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Chobani Inc. founder and owner Hamdi Ulukaya says a new manufacturing plant should easily push the Greek yogurt brand past $1 billion in annual sales and provide more ammunition for the company against brands like Yoplait and Dannon that are nibbling away at Chobani's leading share. Next week, Chobani plans to open a new 1 million-square-foot plant in Twin Falls, Idaho, that it spent $450 million to get up and running. Paired with its existing plants in Upstate New York, the new plant will allow Chobani to ship more yogurt to more stores, where Mr. Ulukaya said it had been unable to meet demand, as well as come up with new products, like a kids yogurt sold in tubes.
