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Boys Basketball: Hooks, Dibble lead Porters over Southold
December 9, 2013
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December 6, 2013
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December 7, 2013
Column: It’s the parents who need to fight Common Core
December 5, 2013
Read Mattituck's student newspaper, The Mattitalk
December 5, 2013
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December 9, 2013
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December 9, 2013
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December 6, 2013
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Greenport skating rink preps for weekend opening
December 9, 2013
Photos: Annual Santa Parade held in Greenport Village
December 8, 2013
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December 8, 2013
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Stephanie P. Biviano
December 9, 2013
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December 5, 2013
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December 5, 2013
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Real Estate: Preparing your yard for the deep freeze
December 1, 2013
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November 24, 2013
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November 17, 2013
Opinion
Featured Letter: Why shop anywhere but local this year?
December 8, 2013
Column: A very good reason to move the earth
December 8, 2013
Featured Letter: Find a way to share superintendent
December 7, 2013
Port Jefferson
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Tuthill’s OT goal lifts Clippers in opener
CLIPPERS 2, ROYALS 1 (OT) Four seconds. Four measly ticks of the clock. That is how close Port Jefferson and Greenport/Southold came to experiencing the new shootout system that has been introduced this year to settle New York State high school field hockey games that are tied through overtime. Sarah Tuthill, however, made...
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Southold can’t recover from Port Jefferson’s big inning
SUFFOLK COUNTY CLASS C TOURNAMENT | ROYALS 10, FIRST SETTLERS 3 It was a fairly even high school baseball game — except for that one devastating inning. Third-seeded Port Jefferson erupted for eight runs in the third inning, paving the way for a 10-3 victory that knocked No. 2 Southold out of...
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Local off-duty cop helps save Wading River man’s life
An off-duty police officer from Mattituck on his way home from Advanced Life Support training, saved the life of an 86-year-old Wading River man on Friday, police said. Lance Prager, an Emergency Services section officer with the Suffolk County Police Department, witnessed the man suffering cardiac arrest at the Agway store...
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Baseball: Despite batting out of order, Southold prevails
SUFFOLK COUNTY CLASS C TOURNAMENT | FIRST SETTLERS 15, ROYALS 7 Crazy game, this baseball. One inning you’re a potential goat after the opposing team finds you batting out of order. The next inning you’re the hero after driving in the winning runs. Take, for example, what happened to eighth-grader Dylan Clausen...
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Aided by two-hitter, Tuckers clinch playoff spot
TUCKERS 9, ROYALS 0 Port Jefferson batters weren’t the only ones baffled by that pitch that Mattituck’s Cameron Burt was throwing, freezing right-handed hitters and giving them a world of trouble. One knowledgeable baseball observer said it was a slurve. Port Jefferson coach Jesse Rosen said Burt showed “a real nice 12-6 curveball...
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Girls Basketball: Southold holds on for return to county final
SUFFOLK CLASS C SEMIFINAL | FIRST SETTLERS 65, ROYALS 64 The Southold girls basketball team reached the Suffolk County Class C final by the skin of its collective teeth on Wednesday night. The First Settlers survived a near-miraculous comeback by Port Jefferson to record a 65-64 win over the hosts in the...
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Girls Basketball: Forfeit prompts impromptu Senior Night ceremony
Instead of hearing the cheers of their friends, classmates and families, the five seniors on the Southold High School girls basketball team practiced in an empty gymnasium on Tuesday. The First Settlers were denied the moments of glory countless high school seniors receive on Senior Night after Smithtown Christian forfeited Tuesday’s...
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Basketball: Tuckers’ playoff hopes still alive
TUCKERS 59, ROYALS 43 The Mattituck boys basketball team still has a pulse — barely. True, the Tuckers may be essentially on a life-support system as far as their playoff chances are concerned, but they’re still alive. They can thank their third win in four games — a 59-43 defeat of Port...
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Boys Basketball: Porters tip off season in encouraging fashion
PORTERS 50, ROYALS 32 Returning from a three-year sabbatical, Keith Buehler was courtside again as the Port Jefferson boys basketball coach on Monday night. After his Royals opened a new season with a non-league game at Greenport High School, Buehler was asked what was the biggest thing he learned from the...
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Girls Volleyball: Clippers rally for rousing triumph over Port Jefferson
CLIPPERS 21, 18, 25, 25, 25, ROYALS 25, 25, 17, 19, 20 The Greenport/Southold girls volleyball team was trailing by two games and on the ropes. Then, sometime before or during the third game, something changed in a dramatic manner. The Clippers decided that they weren’t going to lose their final...
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Playing in pink, Clippers pick up first win
CLIPPERS 3, ROYALS 1 When two field hockey teams with one win between them, mired at the bottom of Suffolk County Division III, play each other in a game with no playoff implications whatsoever, one might think there would not be a lot riding on the outcome. Think again. Monday’s game had meaning...
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Girls Volleyball: Clippers rally for rousing comeback in Game 3
CLIPPERS 25, 25, 25, ROYALS 19, 20, 23 The seeds of victory were sown amid the ashes of defeat and disappointment. Tremendous disappointment. Even now, nearly a full year later, the pain of the Greenport/Southold girls volleyball team’s loss to Center Moriches in its final regular-season match still stings. That defeat cost...
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Boys Soccer: Shorthanded Southold comes up short vs. state champ Port Jefferson
ROYALS 4, FIRST SETTLERS 0 Not only did the Port Jefferson boys soccer team not lose any starters from its 2011 New York State Class C championship team, but it appears as if the Royals haven’t lost a step, either. In fact, coach John Poulianos said he believes this year’s team...
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Baseball: Southold dashes Port Jefferson’s playoff hopes
FIRST SETTLERS 10, ROYALS 1 Never underestimate the motivating factor of revenge for a baseball team, nor, for that matter, the allure of a beneficial playoff seeding. After being eliminated from playoff contention by Port Jefferson the past two years, Southold returned the favor on Friday. The playoff-bound First Settlers broke open...
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Baseball: Port Jefferson-Southold series has playoff feel to it
ROYALS 7, FIRST SETTLERS 6 The playoffs have begun. Well, not officially, but the resumption of the Suffolk County League VIII baseball series between rivals Port Jefferson and Southold has brought with it a postseason atmosphere. It’s a dramatic showdown with a lot at stake, especially for Port Jefferson. Although Southold has...
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Girls Basketball: Southold clinches share of league title
FIRST SETTLERS 56, ROYALS 12 Southold clinched at least a tie for the Suffolk County League VIII girls basketball title by recording a 56-12 win over host Port Jefferson on Tuesday night. The First Settlers (11-5, 10-0) rolled to an 18-2 first-quarter lead and never looked back. A loss by second-place Shelter...
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Boys Basketball: Tuckers fall to 1-9 in loss to Port Jefferson
ROYALS 49, TUCKERS 37 Forward Tom Sledjeski scored 8 of his team-high 17 points in the fourth quarter, but it wasn’t enough to rally Mattituck in a 49-37 boys basketball loss to Port Jefferson in a Suffolk County League VII game on Tuesday night. Twin brothers Anthony Lanieri (17 points) and Philip...
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Boys Soccer: Port Jefferson downs Southold in Class C final
SUFFOLK CLASS C FINAL | ROYALS 3, FIRST SETTLERS 0 It would have taken a lot for Southold to defeat Port Jefferson in the Suffolk County Class C boys soccer final and, in the view of Southold coach Andrew Sadowski, the First Settlers just didn’t bring nearly enough. “Our work rate needed...
