08.03.2020 Business Awaiting word from the governor, Riverhead bowling alley says it’s ready to reopen Having done so much to his bowling center, Chris Keller is awaiting one final thing before he can reopen: the green light from Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Mr. Keller, owner...
08.02.2020 News Tropical storm watch in effect, with Long Island expected to be impacted Tuesday afternoon A tropical storm watch is in effect for the North Fork of Long Island with Tropical Storm Isaias expected to impact the region Tuesday. The storm, which is not...
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 People of the Year event in March. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, we were forced to...
08.02.2020 News Help to pay the bills: Southold Historical Society receives $2K grant During times like these, paying basic bills can be a challenge, but the Southold Historical Society has received a helping hand to do just that. The society announced it’s...
08.01.2020 Education On Shelter Island, a debate is again brewing over the school nickname Indians A campaign’s afoot on social media asking the Shelter Island Board of Education to get rid of the school’s sports teams name, the Indians. A change.org petition, along with...
08.01.2020 COVID-19 Krupski says county executive’s decision to drop bailout plan was ‘right thing to do’ A resolution that would have diverted monies set aside to preserve open space and farmland to instead plugging Suffolk County’s budget gaps has been withdrawn, and a special meeting...
07.31.2020 Education Outdoor learning, cohorts among the changes when Oysterponds reopens for all students in September
07.27.2020 COVID-19 Mattituck School District’s reopening plan features hybrid model for high school students, in-person learning for K-8
07.31.2020 News Temporary sign coming to Slaves Burying Ground in Orient Oysterponds Historical Society will place a new sign at the site of a supposed slave burial ground on Narrow...
07.30.2020 News Do-over scheduled for botched Vineyard View affordable housing lottery The first lottery for an affordable housing development in Southold Town in nearly 15 years has been voided after...
07.30.2020 COVID-19 COVID-19 hospitalizations reach new low for Suffolk County The number of COVID-19 patients in Suffolk County hospitals fell to the lowest number since the outbreak began as...
07.31.2020 COVID-19 Greenport granted one-week extension to file reopening plan to state The Greenport School District has been granted a one-week extension to file its reopening plan to New York State...
07.29.2020 COVID-19 After thousands attend Water Mill Chainsmokers concert, state officials decry Southampton’s decision to allow event This post is being shared free of charge from our friends at The Southampton...
07.29.2020 Community Suffolk Boy Scouts, feeling pinch of shutdown, to receive six-figure grant Boy Scouts are prepared. It’s in their motto. But not even the most well-prepared...
07.27.2020 COVID-19 Mattituck School District’s reopening plan features hybrid model for high school students, in-person learning for K-8 ...
Breathe The next generation: Jamesport Vineyards moves to its third generation by Felicia LaLomia on August 02nd
Breathe Through Your Lens: Some of our favorite #northforker photos of the week by northforker on August 02nd
08.03.2020 Obituaries Donald Everett Wagner Donald Everett Wagner of Greenport died on Aug. 1, 2020, at Peconic Landing. He was...
07.30.2020 Obituaries Ruth T. Bayles Greenport resident Ruth T. Bayles died July 28, 2020, at her home. She was...
07.28.2020 Obituaries Francis Boyle Francis Boyle of Southold died July 27, 2020, at his home. He was 87.
07.28.2020 Obituaries Andrew C. Stulsky Andrew C. Stulsky, lifelong New Suffolk resident, died suddenly on Tuesday, July 21, 2020....
07.27.2020 Obituaries Susan Ellsworth Susan Ellsworth died peacefully at home on Wednesday, July 15, 2020, one day after...
07.27.2020 Obituaries Charles Michel Charlie died peacefully of heart failure on July 19, 2020. He was born in...
07.21.2020 Multimedia Rescued: Osprey caught on power line at Hashamomuck Pond helped to safety At about 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Carolyn Wells saw the adult osprey. The raptor was hanging helplessly from a power...
07.14.2020 Community Southold officers surprise 6-year-old on his birthday Sweltering heat couldn’t stop Jace McKenzie from sporting his brand new policeman costume as...
06.08.2020 Government WATCH: Five Democratic state Senate candidates debate key issues in online forum The five Democratic candidates for the New York State Senate will answer questions in...
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...
07.04.2020 Multimedia New Suffolk celebrates Fourth of July with a boat parade There are few things as small town U.S.A. on the North Fork as the annual New Suffolk Fourth of...
06.28.2020 COVID-19 Greenport’s Class of 2020 celebrates with parade through village, outdoor ceremony As the parade of cars — most outfitted with yellow and purple balloons — made their way down Front Street,...
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