An attorney from the Better Business Bureau will lead a cybersecurity discussion at the Peconic Landing Community Center in Greenport Tuesday evening. READ
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As hurricane season moves in, Southold Town will host a public awareness seminar at the Peconic Lane Community Center from 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, June 21.
Runners taking off from the starting line at Peconic Landing’s May Mile and 5k on Saturday.
Though the sky was gray and the chance of heavy rain lingered throughout the morning, there was a large turnout for Peconic Landing’s 12th annual John May Mile and 5K Saturday morning.
The race, which was renamed last year in honor of the late longtime Peconic Landing board chairman John May, raised $24,800 for the Greenport Fire Department.
This year’s race winner was 15-year-old Greenport High School student Christopher Kuzinski.
After the race, the Eastern Long Island Hospital Auxiliary was honored as winners of this year’s Older Americans Champion Award.
Members of the Greenport Fire Department. (Credit: Krysten Massa photos)
Members of the event’s raffle committee. From left: Jane Winsch, Jen Cardi, Valerie Tirelli Hallock and Mary Hughes.
The coordinators of the event Valerie Tirelli Hallock (left) and Diane Radigan.
This year Peconic Landing had an indoor Kid Zone with activities and games.
Winner of this year’s 5K Christopher Kuzinski running the course.
Krissy Goldberg, the granddaughter of John May, and her daughter Taylor Goldberg
Jack May and his niece Kensington Goldberg.
Superintendent of Greenport and Southold Schools David Gamberg crossing the finish line.
Mike Ereheny, an employee of Peconic Landing, crossing the finish line.
The May family.
The Eastern Long Island Hospital Auxiliary being honored with the Older Americans Champion Award.
The Greenport Fire Department receiving the donation from Peconic Landing after the race.
East End Arts held its 2017 ARTworks Spring Gala Saturday night where honorees including Senator Ken LaValle, Rev. Maryanne McElroy and Peconic Landing. READ
It was a Friday morning and Lillian Baglivi sat in her room at The Shores at Peconic Landing in Greenport. Sunlight trickled in through her large window, lighting the side of her face. She has a comfortable room, decorated with old photos and household memories from the past. READ
Cheers and tears of joy filled the room at Peconic Landing Monday morning when Southold native John Dunne and his fiancée, Katie Anthony, discovered they’d won this year’s Veterans Day Wedding Giveback.
Veterans or current member of the U.S. military who are looking to marry the man or woman of their dreams can now enter the seventh annual “Veterans Day Wedding Giveback.” READ
In 1917 the first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded, the United States got involved in World War I and the University of Oregon defeated the University of Pennsylvania in the third annual Rose Bowl.
It was also the year five residents at the Greenport retirement community Peconic Landing — Charles Slama, Edwin Masback, Genevieve Leskody, Sally Haupt and Helen White — were born, making this the year they’ll all celebrate their 100th birthdays.
Although today they are all neighbors, their lives have gone in different directions in the past century. READ
Howard Dean will hold a nonpartisan discussion this month at Peconic Landing about the current state of American politics.
Mr. Dean — the former governor of Vermont, Democratic National Committee chair and 2004 presidential candidate — will give a short lecture, leaving most of the time for a question-and-answer session.
After three deployments — two to Afghanistan and one to Guantanamo Bay — Charles Sanders wants to educate the community about the events that led up to and followed Sept. 11, along with the current war and detention operation at GTMO.
