09.18.2020 COVID-19 COVID-19 Report Card goes live; in-person classes begin at Southold A dashboard that tracks the number of COVID-19 cases at each school in New York went live earlier this week. The COVID-19 Report Card published by the State Department...
09.18.2020 COVID-19 PBMC Foundation’s virtual gala Sept. 26 to honor frontline heroes Peconic Bay Medical Center Foundation’s annual gala will feature a special tribute to those on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic and the patients who survived “thanks to the...
09.17.2020 Education As enrollment increases, Peconic Community School seeks expansion Peconic Community School in Aquebogue has proposed expanding into a vacant retail building at Verderber’s Nursery on Main Road in Aquebogue to accommodate an enrollment boom, according to Liz...
09.17.2020 Columns Guest Column: Comprehensive plan fails to address critical public health issue After years of effort, the Town of Southold has a final draft of its Comprehensive Plan. This deals with a multiplicity of important and complex problems facing the town....
09.15.2020 Government Will a library expansion uncover Revolutionary War artifacts? Could a renovation of a parking lot at the Mattituck-Laurel Library unearth Revolutionary War-era artifacts? Some in the town’s planning department seem to think so, and are recommending an...
09.15.2020 Government Farmers tell state legislators they’re wary of overtime requirement Local farmers say a recent state law creating a farm labor wage board is hurting farmers and farmworkers, who want to work additional hours. The wage board, which was...
09.13.2020 Government More information sought from developer of affordable apartments in Cutchogue A developer who plans to convert the Knights of Columbus building on Depot Lane in Cutchogue into affordable apartments...
09.13.2020 COVID-19 Managing a pandemic: New book from Michael Dowling, health system CEO “It’s been a little hectic,” said Michael Dowling, CEO of Northwell Health System, understating the turbulent months at the...
09.11.2020 News MAGA-Gras II headed for Riverhead, Greenport A truck and car parade dubbed MAGA-Gras is heading for the North Fork next weekend. Following a similar rally...
09.15.2020 COVID-19 Zeldin, local officials say more funding critical for local governments amid pandemic As Congress resumed its session Monday following a six-week recess, a group of local officials is calling on representatives...
09.13.2020 COVID-19 Editorial: Inauspicious start to new school year as districts try to navigate COVID-19 Sunday and Monday of Labor Day weekend were a roller coaster for students and...
09.10.2020 COVID-19 Football, volleyball, competitive cheer delayed until March 1, 2021, NYSPHSAA announces The high school football season has been officially delayed until spring amid continued concerns...
09.08.2020 COVID-19 State to unveil school report card with daily updates on COVID-19 for every district ...
09.07.2020 COVID-19 Update: ‘Majority’ of Southold school district employees will quarantine for 14 days ...
09.07.2020 COVID-19 Visitation returns to nursing homes with new set of challenges and more potentially on the way ...
Live North Fork Open Houses: 10 listings to check out for the weekend of September 19 by northforker on September 17th
09.17.2020 Obituaries Patricia Susan Williams McCabe Early Thursday morning, Sept. 10, 2020, Patricia Susan Williams McCabe of Whiting, Maine, and...
09.15.2020 Obituaries Theresa M. Turner Former Mattituck resident Theresa M. Turner of Huntington died Sept. 14, 2020. She was...
09.15.2020 Obituaries Bronislaus ‘Bruno’ Swiatocha Reverend Bronislaus “Bruno” F. Swiatocha died Saturday, Sept. 5, 2020. He was a proud...
09.15.2020 Obituaries Bonnie G. Adams Bonnie G. Adams of Riverhead, former longtime resident of Mattituck, died Sept. 10, 2020....
09.14.2020 Obituaries Grace E. Coticchio Grace E. Coticchio of Laurel died Sept. 11, 2020, at San Simeon by the...
09.14.2020 News Marion Hoffman Marion Hoffman of Holbrook, formerly of Southold, died Sept. 11, 2020. She was 90.
09.06.2020 Multimedia 2019 Person of the Year: Father Joseph Staudt; ‘a true friend to all’ Editor’s Note: The video below was prepared for our 2019 Times Review Media Group People of the Year event...
09.03.2020 Multimedia VJ Day Anniversary: Local veterans share their WWII stories Editor’s Note: A version of this story was first published Sept. 2, 2015 on...
08.02.2020 Business 2019 Businessperson of the Year: Marc LaMaina Editor’s Note: The video below was prepared for our 2019 Times Review Media Group...
06.27.2020 COVID-19 The Reopen Podcast: Now streaming all five episodes Shuttered stores. Stalled revitalization. Business as we’ve never known it. These were all concerns expressed in our recent reporting...
06.18.2020 Closer Look Sharing their stories amid a nationwide movement They are young, from 17 to 32. All four grew up on the North Fork. They are African Americans...
06.15.2020 COVID-19 Flight from New York City has fueled the local housing market; what will that mean as the North Fork reopens? On a stroll one evening in April, Dave Kapell spotted something a little different in Greenport. The real estate...
05.26.2020 Business A ‘control room’ Q&A with Kevin Law as Long Island begins to reopen As Long Island reaches Phase 1 of reopening the economy, a team of six appointed officials across Long Island...
09.12.2020 News Firemen and locals gather in Peconic to honor those lost on 9/11 Under a brilliant blue sky, firefighters from all the departments in Southold marched silently between rows of American flags...
08.08.2020 Government ‘TrumpStock’ makes its way across Peconic Bay, drawing a crowd of supporters and detractors in Montauk About 40 boats turned out in the Peconic Bay Friday for a fundraising parade promoted by the president’s eldest...
08.30.2020 The Suffolk Times Editorial: East End community newspapers, recognized for excellence, deserve and need your support
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