Bob Liepa, Author at The Suffolk Times

11.21.2020 COVID-19

Greenport High School’s student newspaper, The Quill, launches website

Young people don’t read newspapers. The future of the print press looks bleak. Flying in the face of those beliefs, outlined against a generally depressing outlook for the printed...

11.20.2020 News

At virtual Synergy meeting, police chief says department welcomes review, but officers feel ‘underappreciated’

A virtual meeting involving the Southold Town Police Department and the community was wrapping up last Wednesday night when two final questions, related to the Southold Town Anti-Bias Task...

11.18.2020 COVID-19

‘We have to be flexible,’ NYSPHSAA executive director says about future of high school sports

The start date for high school winter sports deemed to be high risk has been pushed back to Jan. 4, the New York State Public High School Athletic Association...

11.16.2020 Sports

Two Tuckers ink letters of intent to play in college

It’s the nature of this strange, pandemic-cursed year of 2020 that oddities arise, such as high school athletes with little or no varsity game-playing experience signing national letters of...

11.14.2020 Business

Now hear this: Hearing center opens in Southold

It isn’t so much a sound that is like music to David Carr’s ears as it is a look. That look comes from patients at any of McGuire’s Hearing...

11.13.2020 COVID-19

Mattituck unveils plan to bring back high school students full-time to classroom

Full-time, in-person learning will return for Mattituck High School students. COVID-19 permitting, of course. Students in grades 9-12 will make a staggered return to the classroom for five days...

11.13.2020 Police

Synergy meeting between police, community takes on added importance this year

Open communication can be a safeguard against misunderstanding. That was the thinking three years ago behind the start of a series of Town of Southold Anti-Bias Task Force-inspired Synergy...

11.06.2020 Health

Team Dylan fundraising efforts renewed as Southold teen fights latest battle

Dylan Newman and his family are facing another tough battle, and Team Dylan has once again kicked into action. Fundraising efforts are underway to help the Southold family meet...

11.05.2020 Community

Lisa Richland retiring after 31-plus years as Floyd Memorial Library director

Change is inevitable. That goes for libraries as well as other aspects of life. Floyd Memorial Library will undergo a major change later this month when its long-serving, iconic...

10.27.2020 Mattituck Cutchogue School District

Mattituck student has solar solution to charging devices

At some point in the not-too-distant future, grateful Mattituck High School students who don’t know and had never met Piper Altman will be thanking her. Ms. Altman, a sophomore...

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