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Education
HS students honored with journalism awards
June 14, 2013
Business
Plans to develop EPCAL move forward here, in Albany
June 14, 2013
Southold Town to host small business forum next week
June 13, 2013
Community
Southold teen named Strawberry Queen
June 15, 2013
Photos: Hulling Night at the Strawberry Festival
June 15, 2013
Make that the Paul Stoutenburgh Preserve
June 14, 2013
Obituaries
Harriet Hull Aherne
June 18, 2013
Prince memorial set
June 18, 2013
William S. Jaeger
June 18, 2013
Sports
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Ospreys’ first road win is Tomcats’ first home loss
OSPREYS 6, TOMCATS 5 Baseball is a quirky game. One can never be sure what play will spark a win or what result can turn a season around. For their part, the North Fork Ospreys hope they found the spark they were looking for on Monday. The last-place Ospreys fizzled late in several...
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Riverhead Raceway: Rogers doesn’t take long to get back on winning track
RIVERHEAD RACEWAY After winning six times in 2012, NASCAR Modified veteran Tom Rogers Jr. didn’t take long to register his first of 2013. The Patchogue driver triumphed in a 35-lap race on Saturday night at Riverhead Raceway. It was his 21st career triumph at the demanding quarter mile oval. Rogers took the...
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A day on the golf course with the defending U.S. Open champ
So often in life, when you’re looking for something, you might find that it’s right under your nose. From June 24 through June 30, the best women golfers on the planet will be right under our noses. I cannot encourage you enough to attend the United States Open Women’s Golf...
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More photos from the Shelter Island 10K
Ayele Megersa Feyisa ran at a 4:40 mile place to win Saturday's Shelter Island Island 10K. The top local runners were Keith Steinbrecher of Wading River (16th in 37:07), Bryan Knipfing of Shelter Island Heights (24th in 38:49), Rick Buckheit of Southold (33rd in 40:36) and Kyle Lehman of Cutchogue (37th...
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Ethiopian wins Shelter Island 10K Run
SHELTER ISLAND 10K RUN The Boston Marathon. At least for the foreseeable future, those words bring to mind the horrific images of the bombings that occurred on April 15, reportedly killing three and injuring 264. Noting the peaceful nature of his sport, Bill Rodgers, one of running’s beloved elder statesmen, couldn’t help but...
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Times/Review honors athletes of the year
2012-13 ATHLETES OF THE YEAR Riverhead High School senior Ryan Bitzer was the only repeat winner Thursday evening when Times/Review Newsgroup presented its 2012-13 athlete of the year awards to the top female and male athletes from six area high schools. Bitzer, a three-sport standout in football, basketball and lacrosse who will...
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Sports Briefs: Team earns Crew of the Year award
WOMEN’S ROWING: Orient woman on top team The William Smith College varsity eight, including Libby Hughes of Orient, captured its third straight Liberty League Crew of the Year award. The varsity eight was ranked in the top five in the nation all spring by the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association. At...
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Baseball: Bodner’s HR in ninth helps Sag Harbor rally past Ospreys
WHALERS 7, OSPREYS 6 Some may consider Yianni Rauseo to be the best all-around athlete to come out of Mattituck High School in decades. So, it’s saying something when Rauseo looks at the players he plays with and against in the Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League with glowing admiration. “It’s a lot of...
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Costantini says his second retirement will stick
One of the more familiar faces of Greenport athletics is stepping down and retiring — again. This retirement, Greenport’s athletic director, Rob Costantini, said, will stick. “I’m done; I’m finished,” he told The Suffolk Times. “I’m not coming back. Never say never, but in all likelihood, I’m done.” Costantini’s 15-year run as the...
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Riverhead Raceway: Nascar Hall of Fame race goes to Preece
Ryan Preece of Berlin, Conn., won another signature event at Riverhead Raceway on Saturday night. He earned his fifth career win at the track, taking first place in the Evans Nascar Hall of Fame 100. Among Preece’s wins in the past are two Nascar Whelen Modified Tours, including last year’s race,...
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Baseball: Hayden homer helps Ospreys top Tomcats
OSPREYS 6, TOMCATS 3 First baseman Mike Hayden clubbed a two-run home run and shortstop Eric Solberg doubled in another two runs as the North Fork Ospreys recorded a 6-3 victory over the Riverhead Tomcats in a Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League game at Jean W. Cochran Park in Peconic on Saturday...
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Track and Field: Normoyle vaults to third in state meet
NYSPHSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Before the proceedings began, Dan Normoyle dubbed the occasion “Big Pole Saturday.” It was appropriate enough, with the 29 best high school boys pole vaulters in the state competing in the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Championships at Middletown High School. The theory is that the longer...
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Porters, tired of losing, want winning feeling
The Greenport/Southold/Mattituck/Shelter Island football team has had enough of losing. Losing is something the Porters have known only too well over the past two years, and now they’re doing something about it. A winless 2012 season that ended with a 26-20 double-overtime defeat to Southampton did not sit well with the...
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Sports Briefs: Registration open for soccer program, volleyball tournament
SOCCER: Summer program North Fork United Soccer Club will host a summer soccer program for children ages 4 to 11 on evenings from July 8 to Aug. 8 at the Cutchogue East Elementary School. E-mail nfusc@gmail.com or call Lisa Fox at (631) 834-1685 for registration information. BEACH VOLLEYBALL: Peconic Bay tournament Peconic...
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Auto Racing: Solomito drives race worthy of an Anderson car
RIVERHEAD RACEWAY When it was announced in late February that Timmy Solomito of Islip would drive five time Riverhead Raceway champion Wayne Anderson’s NASCAR Modified in 2013, Solomito was quick to say, “We are going to try and win some races and perhaps the track title.” It took Solomito all of three...
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Baseball: Tomcats open new season in new league by topping Ospreys
TOMCATS 5, OSPREYS 4 It was a new beginning in more ways than one. A new season and a new league, and a season-opening game between two teams with plenty of new faces. The seven eastern Suffolk County teams that formed a division of the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League last year, broke...
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Two Mattituck athletes qualify for states
SECTION XI INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP STATE QUALIFIER Two Mattituck athletes, junior Sal Loverde and freshman Darius Brew, qualified for the first time for the state meet that will be held June 7 and 8 at Middletown High School. Loverde threw the discus a personal-record distance of 135 feet 1 inch on his first...
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Girls Track and Field: Two McGann-Mercy juniors qualify for state meet
SECTION XI INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP STATE QUALIFIER Delina Auciello is headed upstate and while she is up there, she will undoubtedly enjoy a piece of cake. Auciello and another Bishop McGann-Mercy junior, Danisha Carter, both qualified on Friday for the New York State Public High School Athletic Association girls track and field championships....
