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Sports
Wrestling: Filipkowski aims for state podium
February 22, 2012
Girls Basketball: Busso’s 16 points help Southold win C-D game
February 21, 2012
Girls Basketball: Southold rolls to Suffolk Class C championship
February 21, 2012
Education
Southold may host referendum to transfer funds for roof repair
February 22, 2012
Greenport recreation director teaching students to be healthy
February 16, 2012
Technology, communication top concerns for Oysterponds residents
February 16, 2012
Business
With his rent too damn high, Mattituck Subway owner may sell
February 22, 2012
Do any North Fork car dealers have an automobile for you?
February 20, 2012
Community
Try Mattituck woman's winning chicken salad recipe
February 19, 2012
Greenport Junior-Senior High School Second-Quarter Honor Roll
February 18, 2012
Obituaries
Robert J. DiCandia
February 22, 2012
Ethel Liedlich Berliner
February 21, 2012
Ronald Pace
February 21, 2012
Real Estate
Real Estate: Check out one of the North Fork's more unique offices
February 19, 2012
Photos: A performance hall transformed into law office
February 17, 2012
Real Estate: Has the warm winter played tricks on your plants?
February 11, 2012
Opinion
Monday Briefing: The only place where contests are held for Oscar picks and naming a wild turkey
February 20, 2012
Editorial: Right time to call timeout on preservation
February 17, 2012
Editorial: Is D.C. coming to its senses?
February 16, 2012
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Three generations share their story of growing up black in Greenport
William Cosby, a 33-year-old emergency medical technician and Greenport native, said he didn't experience direct prejudice during his childhood. "[There] wasn't really a lot of racism," he said. "It was known,...
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Long Ireland inks Clare Rose deal, follows in Blue Point’s footsteps
Long Ireland Brewing Company has signed a distribution contract this week with Clare Rose, the largest beer distributor in Suffolk and Nassau counties, The Suffolk Times has learned. Long Ireland will...
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Color-barrier breaking WWII pilot honored in Riverhead
The room was silent as former bomber pilot and East Hampton native Lee Hayes recalled his time in the Army and the challenges he faced as a black man during...
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Here come the layoffs: Riverhead first North Fork district to hand out pink slips
Twelve Riverhead teachers and nine teaching assistants received pink slips Friday afternoon to save costs as the school district wrestles with trimming $3.2 million from their budget to stay under...
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Just $20 to spay your cat with Kent Animal Shelter promotion
Kent Animal Shelter is trying to "Beat the Heat" this spring with a new special rate for spaying cats as a way to reduce the number of homeless cats, the...
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Not your average teen job: Mercy kids volunteer in El Salvador
When Theresa Spath, a senior at McGann-Mercy High School, went on a trip to El Salvador last year, she thought she was volunteering to help villagers in the area. But in...
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Listen live: Pediatric care issue heads to committee
In response to growing concerns over the lack of long-term medical care for Long Island children, the Suffolk County Legislature’s health committee will discuss the issue at its meeting today,...
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Blue Duck Bakery joining Ralph’s Ices in Riverhead; construction began today
The upcoming Ralph’s Famous Italian Ices location in downtown Riverhead will have a new neighbor: the Blue Duck Bakery. The bakery, which has locations in Southampton and Southold, will share the...
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Long-term care facility for young adults planned for Riverhead
There are few services on Long Island for young people in need of constant medical care. Now, some families that have found this out the hard way are taking matters...
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Long-term care for children remains a challenge
Despite some progress on a transitional-care program for medically dependent children, a solution for long-term pediatric care on Long Island remains elusive. Local politicians and hospital administrators say the issue will...
