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Ongoing Marion Lake restoration project impacted by Sandy

The restoration of Marion Lake suffered a setback after Hurricane Sandy swept through East Marion in October, but the effort to transform the lake into a healthy and vibrant wetland is not losing steam. The Marion Lake Restoration Committee gathered Saturday to inspect the Bay Avenue... read more>
Conklin, Miller named North Fork 'Environmental Champions'

The late Bob Conklin of Flanders and Jim Miller of Southold were honored as "Environmental Champions" by the North Fork Environmental Council on Thursday for their work establishing a fish passage at Grangebel Park. The rock passage allows alewives and other fish to migrate from fresh... read more>
Local farmers say they're not the one with issues

North Fork farmers are facing new government regulations they say will lead to too much paperwork — only to fix a problem that exists elsewhere in the U.S. The new regulations, part of the federal government’s Food Safety and Modernization Act of 2011, aim to protect... read more>
Cutchogue sisters building a giant interactive music box

Like many young girls, Cutchogue sisters Kelly and Ashley Goeller had a music box in their younger days. Tiny and crafted from metal, it played the theme song from “The Pink Panther.” Little did the Goeller girls know that as adults they and a friend would... read more>

May 17, 2013

Burt pitches no-hitter — and Mattituck loses

By Bob Liepa

May 17, 2013

By The Suffolk Times

May 15, 2013

Education

Art class receives wisdom from area seniors

By Rachel Young

May 17, 2013

Mattituck school board discusses facility improvement plans

By Jennifer Gustavson

May 17, 2013

Oysterponds Board reviews technology upgrade plan

By Jennifer Gustavson

May 17, 2013

Business

Local farmers say they're not the one with issues

By Carrie Miller

May 19, 2013

New vermouth, Atsby, made in Mattituck

By Rachel Young

May 13, 2013

Sushi, hibachi restaurant now open in Greenport

By Rachel Young

May 12, 2013

Community

Ongoing Marion Lake restoration project impacted by Sandy

By Cyndi Murray

May 19, 2013

Photos: Hallockville's Fleece and Fiber Fair

By Katharine Schroeder

May 19, 2013

Art class receives wisdom from area seniors

By Rachel Young

May 17, 2013

Obituaries

Carlisle E. Cochran

By The Suffolk Times

May 15, 2013

Oleta Marie Melissari

By The Suffolk Times

May 14, 2013

Laura D. Cullen

By The Suffolk Times

May 14, 2013

Real Estate

Real Estate Transfers

By The Suffolk Times

May 10, 2013

Real Estate Transfers

By The Suffolk Times

May 2, 2013

Real Estate: Raising organic produce all year long

By Cyndi Murray

April 28, 2013

Opinion

Column: Paying my dues — a tale of three unions

By Ambrose Clancy

May 18, 2013

Editorial: Let’s hear from the public on for-profit races

By The Suffolk Times

May 16, 2013

Featured Letter: Let's cherish the North Fork

By Veronica Stelzer

May 16, 2013

Cops: Kings Park man charged with DWI

By The Suffolk Times | 05/19/2013 5:31 PM | Police News, Top News

Southold Town Police arrested a Kings Park man for drunk driving early Sunday morning. James Cavanaugh, 55, was stopped around 2:30 a.m. for vehicle and traffic violations while driving westbound on Route 48 in Mattituck, police said. Upon further investigation Mr. Cavanaugh was found be intoxicated, according to police. Mr. Cavanaugh was charged...

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Volunteer veterans work to restore American Legion

By Cyndi Murray | 05/18/2013 5:34 PM | News, Top News

American Legion Halls across the country will hold Memorial Day celebrations next weekend to remember the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. armed services. Meanwhile, at the Greenport American Legion Hall, a faithful group of volunteer veterans and community members will be working to restore the ailing structure...

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Trustees approve retaining wall at Veterans Park

By Cyndi Murray | 05/18/2013 3:00 PM | News, Top News

Town Trustees on Tuesday approved plans to install a retaining wall along superstorm Sandy-ravaged Veterans Memorial Park beach on the bay in Mattituck. The approved plan varies slightly from the Mattituck park commissioners’ original request to install 619 feet of bulkheading along the beach, which the commissioners say is highly vulnerable...

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Photo book details history of Mattituck & Laurel

By Carrie Miller | 05/18/2013 12:00 PM | News, Top News

The popular “Images of America” book series has captured the history of small towns across the nation, telling each one’s story using black-and-white photographs. Three local history curators have teamed up, tracking down over 230 images, to create the publication’s newest edition, “Mattituck and Laurel.” The new 128-page paperback from Arcadia Publishing...

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Column: Paying my dues — a tale of three unions

By Ambrose Clancy | 05/18/2013 10:00 AM | Columns, Top News

With the state Legislature upping the minimum wage from $7.25 to $9 an hour, and fast food workers agitating for a union, it brought to mind my own experience scuffling at low-paying jobs — and the three union cards I carried. I’ve seen unions from three distinct angles: the weird,...

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Police: Copper piping stolen from cemetery

By Cyndi Murray | 05/18/2013 9:45 AM | Police News, Top News

Southold Police are looking for the person, or persons, responsible for stealing copper piping from Cutchogue Cemetery. Police said 24 copper pipes with spigots approximately 18 inches high were stolen from from the cemetery grounds on Route 25 in Cutchogue. Police said the incident occurred sometime between Nov. 6, 2012 and April...

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East Enders go for world record in the name of boating safety

By Cyndi Murray | 05/18/2013 8:00 AM | News, Top News

Ready, set, wear it! East Enders Saturday will attempt to break a world record for the most life jackets worn at one time. Strong’s Marine in Mattituck will host the event to kick off National Safe Boating Week, which runs from May 18 though 24. The annual Ready, Set, Wear It...

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