07.03.2020 Government Town could expand priority list on affordable housing registry The COVID-19 pandemic has Southold officials considering expanding a policy to prioritize certain segments of the workforce on its affordable housing registry. Last fall, the board approved a policy...
07.03.2020 Sports The Suffolk Times honors 2019-20 Athletes of the Year Winning an athlete of the year award is a special achievement, but to win it twice is really nice. Mattituck senior Mackenzie Hoeg and Shoreham-Wading River senior Xavier Arline...
07.02.2020 News Chief: A series of car break-ins are under investigation in Cutchogue Southold Town police are “actively investigating a series of car break-ins” mostly in Cutchogue over the past four to five days, Chief Martin Flatley said Thursday evening. “I believe...
07.02.2020 News Ahead of Fourth of July, officials remind residents of danger posed by illegal fireworks While the coronavirus pandemic has forced the normal slate of Fourth of July fireworks shows to be canceled, county officials are urging people to stick to a familiar mantra:...
07.02.2020 News Supreme Court ruling brings relief for Dreamers, but uncertainty remains Moments after the Supreme Court issued its June 18 decision to uphold DACA, 26-year-old Boris Carpio scanned the headline of a Washington Post article sent to him by a...
07.02.2020 Government Task force of community members, elected officials, law enforcement to review justice system Town officials in Southold are taking steps to form a task force that will address inequities in policing and the justice system. Members of the North Fork Unity Action...
06.27.2020 Mattituck Cutchogue School District Class of 2020, one that won’t soon be forgotten, says goodbye in Mattituck
06.24.2020 News Oysterponds Historical Society forms Working Group to study slavery A week after removing a sign marking a presumed slave burial site on Narrow River Road, the Oysterponds Historical...
06.24.2020 Business North Fork retailers: COVID-19 biking boom has led to shortage The United States is in the midst of a bicycle boom, right in the middle of a global pandemic....
06.24.2020 Government Primary 2020: Gershon emerges as front-runner for Democratic Congressional nod; Jens-Smith likely winner for Assembly Preliminary results from Tuesday’s Democratic primary show Perry Gershon of East Hampton as the narrow leader in the four-way...
06.29.2020 COVID-19 For second time since mid-March, no COVID-19 fatalities reported in Suffolk Just over two weeks ago, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone happily announced a milestone in the county’s fight against...
06.29.2020 COVID-19 Social gatherings of up to 50 people allowed under Phase 4 of NY Forward Social gatherings of up to 50 people will be allowed for regions in Phase...
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...
06.23.2020 COVID-19 PBMC resumes limited visitation for non-COVID patients after state lifts restrictions ...
Live North Fork Open Houses: 6 listings to check out for the weekend of July 4 by northforker on July 02nd
07.02.2020 Obituaries Barbara Ann Kaplan Barbara Ann Kaplan, a summer resident of Southold for over 50 years, passed away...
06.30.2020 Obituaries Elaine E. Cuddy Elaine E. Cuddy passed away on June 29, 2020, at her home in Mattituck...
06.30.2020 Obituaries Jean M. Konkel Jean M. Konkel, longtime Mattituck resident, died Wednesday, June 24, 2020. She was 93...
06.29.2020 Obituaries Lynn Ellen Menaker Lynn Ellen Menaker of Greenport, 76, was called home Monday, June 22, 2020.
06.29.2020 Obituaries Richard R. Prieto On June 28, 2020, Richard R. Prieto passed away at Peconic Landing in Greenport,...
06.29.2020 Obituaries James Miller Sr. James Miller Sr., affectionately known by many as Jim, “The Old Boy” and 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 an online debate Monday night....
06.07.2020 Multimedia Democratic candidates for State Assembly discuss health care, school funding, immigration and more in online debate The two candidates seeking the Democratic nod to run for the New York State...
06.01.2020 Multimedia Watch: Democratic Congressional candidates debate issues ahead of June 23 primary Four Democratic candidates vying for the party’s nomination to challenge Republican Lee Zeldin in...
06.29.2020 Daily Update Schools hold graduation ceremonies, public hearing on noise extended The daily update is a podcast briefing on what’s happening across the North Fork. Get the daily update delivered...
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...
06.10.2020 Education North Fork Head Start celebrates its young graduates with parade Some of the North Fork’s tiniest graduates were celebrated with a drive-by parade Tuesday. Staff at the North Fork...
06.04.2020 Community A call to end injustice at candlelight vigil in Greenport “Enough is enough!” Time and again, those words thundered from Rev. Natalie Wimberly, her voice from the podium atop...
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