07.05.2025 Featured Story Letters to the Editor: Acts of kindness Southold Acts of kindness There are so many negative letters that I thought I would share something nice. I was recently having dinner with a friend at the North...
07.05.2025 Police Blotter: Man arrested for alleged forcible touching Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or violation. The charges against them may later be reduced or withdrawn, or they may...
07.04.2025 Editorials Editorial: Independence Day 2025 On July 4, 1986, President Ronald Reagan addressed the nation: “All through our history, our presidents and leaders have spoken of national unity and warned us that the real...
07.03.2025 Featured Story An American Quiz Tomorrow, July 4, Americans celebrate themselves on the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Right? Wrong. Most signers put their “John Hancocks” on the document on...
07.03.2025 News Dancing on the Dock raises funds for SBELIH The annual Dancing on the Dock event held Thursday night at Porto Bello Restaurant in Greenport combined Eastern Long Island Hospital Foundation’s tradition of raising funds for Stony Brook...
07.03.2025 News Greenport teen reports racial profiling incident Faith Welch, a junior at Greenport High School, and her boyfriend Jon Luc Jobson were in an Uber three weeks ago headed to the Strawberry Festival in Mattituck when...
07.03.2025 Community Community Calendar of Events: July 3, 2025 Arts and crafts Thursday, July 10, 1:30-3:30 p.m.: Beginner watercolor workshop with Lisa Baglivi, Old Town Arts and Crafts Guild, 28265 Main Road, Cutchogue. Adults/teens 15 and up. Limit...
07.03.2025 Transfers Real Estate Transfers: July 3, 2025 Listings prepared for Times Review Media Group by Suffolk Vision Inc., dated April 25, 2025. BAITING HOLLOW (11933) GREENPORT (11944) JAMESPORT (11947) MATTITUCK (11952) NEW SUFFOLK (11956) PECONIC (11958)...
07.02.2025 Sports Pre-season practice makes perfect for Mattituck soccer Two minutes after the opening kickoff, a soccer referee flashed a yellow card at Mattituck High School forward Connor Searl. He hadn’t fouled a Center Moriches player or said...
07.02.2025 Health & Environment Laurel Lake closed to swimming after algae found Laurel Lake in Laurel has been closed for swimming after water samples performed by State University of New York Stony Brook confirmed the presence of blue-green algae on June...
07.02.2025 News Celebrate the Fourth of July, North Fork style Why stop at one celebration for the Fourth of July? This annual federal holiday (and subsequent days to keep fête-ing the Fourth), also known as Independence Day, makes national...
07.01.2025 Sports Everything clicking for Citrangola, first-place Ospreys Joey Citrangola said that he spent close to two years recovering from Tommy John surgery, an ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction. For the right-hander from Miller Place, that episode is...
07.01.2025 Community People with disabilities set sail on Impossible Dream The Impossible Dream is a universally accessible catamaran, dedicated to raising awareness of barrier-free design and improving the quality of life for disabled persons through sailing. Every summer the...
07.01.2025 Environment Wildlife passageways benefit multiple species All across Long Island, efforts are underway to help wildlife move more freely through their habitat amid human disruptions of it. Fragmentation of open space due to development means...
07.01.2025 Community The youth speak their truth at Juneteenth celebration The fourth annual Juneteenth celebration and parade kicked off Saturday to what seemed to be a sparse crowd. However, after the opening ceremony at Clinton Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church,...