02.22.2020 News New executive director aims to elevate Custer Institute The 93-year-old Custer Institute has hired its first-ever executive director. Longtime volunteer Cynthia Cichanowicz recently began the new role and said her top priority is to build on the...
02.20.2020 Community Girl Scouts to create memorial in Peconic to honor Morgan West, Amber Stulsky A new memorial planned for Tasker Park in Peconic will pay tribute to two young lives lost too soon. This spring, as part of their Bronze Award project, Girl...
02.18.2020 News Operator in fatal boat crash plans to file $30M suit against Southold Town The man who was operating a 39-foot Cobalt boat that struck a bulkhead in Mattituck last fall, injuring two passengers and killing a third, is planning to sue Southold...
02.15.2020 Government Southold Town eyes extension of Main Road moratorium in Mattituck One year after instituting a building moratorium along Main Road in Mattituck, officials are eyeing a second six-month expansion. Town attorney Bill Duffy said Tuesday that consultants are still...
02.14.2020 Government Southold Town study to focus on parking in New Suffolk A parking study focused on the New Suffolk area is expected to be completed this month, Councilwoman Jill Doherty said Tuesday. The new report, drafted by engineers from AKRF,...
02.11.2020 Government Proposed solar project at landfill has other companies interested in site A proposal by a Virginia-based company to construct a solar array at the Southold Town landfill has sparked renewed interest among other entities, town officials said. Councilman Bob Ghosio...
02.10.2020 Business New Eastern Long Island Kampground owners bringing ‘cozy camping’ to the site Camping in Greenport is about to get a little more luxurious. The new owners of Eastern Long Island Kampground confirmed last week that their plans for the 23-acre property...
02.07.2020 Business Cutchogue company’s actuators help during launch of SpaceX flight At the Kennedy Space Center in Florida last month, a private company with ambitious plans to revolutionize space technology successfully completed a key milestone toward sending astronauts into space....
02.07.2020 Government Green Light NY continues to bring crowds to the DMV, but supporters say it fills a need “Relief.” That was the word used by supporters of the Green Light NY law, which allows undocumented immigrants to apply for driver’s licenses for the first time since 2001....
02.05.2020 Business Troubled Vineyard 48 in Cutchogue hits the market After years of notoriety and a prolonged legal battle with the Town of Southold, Vineyard 48 is for sale. The property was listed Jan. 30 by Douglas Elliman —...
