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Baiting Hollow distillery produces LI's first whiskey
April 20, 2012
84 Lumber in Riverhead plans to close its doors
April 20, 2012
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Richard DeKorn Frank
May 15, 2012
Frank N. Sokolich
May 15, 2012
Jessica Ann Hunter
May 15, 2012
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Town to hold hearing on Pipes Cove open space purchase
The Southold Town Board will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, May 22, at 4:30 p.m. on the acquisition of a 10.38-acre property on Pipes Neck Road in Greenport for $550,000, to be paid through the Community Preservation Fund. The town and preservation groups have been buying up land around Pipes...
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Recap: Southold Town Board discusses solar power, local laws
Click on the blog below for a recap of Tuesday night's Southold Town Board meeting: ...
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Gardeners learn how to wage war on plant diseases
The memory of last year’s late-blight outbreak, which attacked tomatoes and potatoes, is still fresh in the minds of many backyard vegetable gardeners as they prepare to set their plants...
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Farmers give town an earful on agricultural chapter of comprehensive plan
When they got their first glimpse of the agriculture chapter of the town’s draft comprehensive plan Monday night, farmers liked what they saw but asked for more. The chapter — written...
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North Fork Theatre closing in on $500K fundraising goal
The race is on for the North Fork Community Theatre to raise $500,000 to purchase its building before this August’s deadline, and an anonymous donor has just pledged a $10,000...
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New Suffolk has no candidates for open seat on school board
The tiny New Suffolk School District is without a candidate for the one seat on its three-member board up this spring, after longtime board member Brigitte Gibbons decided not to run just before the April 16 deadline and no one stepped forward to replace her. New Suffolk Superintendent Bob Feger said...
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Real estate firms say first quarter sales numbers up in 2012
Buyers are swooping in for real estate deals that may signal a long-anticipated uptick in the local housing market, according to first-quarter real estate reports released earlier this month. Prudential Douglas...
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‘The Sexiest people on Long Island’ are coming to the North Fork
Neighbors of Vineyard 48 in Cutchogue are bracing for what promises to be another year of earth-shaking bass beats, traffic headaches and drunken partygoers urinating and fooling around on their...
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Electrician union’s new facility in Cutchogue almost ready to open
The electricians’ union that purchased the old Santorini Beach Resort at the end of Duck Pond Road in Cutchogue expects its new 18,000-square-foot conference center at the site to open...
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Southold Town looks to increase paper recycling
Forget the Internet. The market for newspapers is hot right now — if you’re a recycler. Town solid waste coordinator Jim Bunchuck said Tuesday that people are recycling less newspaper than usual at the town transfer station, probably because they receive more money for it on the private market. Recycled newspaper is...
