12.23.2025 News Di Angela Leather Goods to close after nearly 40 years in Greenport The earthy, rich smell of leather will no longer greet shoppers at 140 Main St. in Greenport come Christmas Day. Patty Carlos, owner of Di Angela Leather Goods and Accessories for...
11.21.2025 News Peconic Star plans Greenport comeback with 80-foot party boat The owner of Greenport’s Peconic Star is pursuing an 80-foot party boat to expand his charter operation — reversing course after abruptly announcing in September that the longtime business...
11.21.2025 News Kharmah boutique closing after 30 years in Greenport Veronica Kaliski and Tom Byrne made their way into Kharmah on Wednesday afternoon, hoping to catch the owner before the boutique permanently closes on Saturday. They did, and took the...
11.19.2025 News North Fork business owners pan Southold planning department delays Frustration with Southold’s planning department and a lack of sidewalks in the town dominated a discussion with four business leaders held by the Mattituck-Laurel Civic Association on Monday, Nov....
11.13.2025 Community Greenport BID meets on 2026 Maritime Festival future Greenport business owners packed the Little Red Schoolhouse on Monday night to discuss the future of the village’s Maritime Festival after the East End Museum & Marine Foundation pulled...
11.06.2025 Business Couple expands backyard oyster farm with $40K grant Mike and Isabel Osinski sold their software firm in the early 2000s to grow oysters in their backyard. Literally. Their weathered Victorian home sits on a spit of land...
10.30.2025 Featured Story Greenport’s Maritime Festival hits rough seas Greenport’s beloved Maritime Festival is in dire waters — but it may not go down with the ship. The East End Seaport Museum & Marine Foundation, the organizer of...
10.27.2025 News To replace Shellabration, a weekend to ‘Raise Shell’ After Shellabration organizers announced last week they were canceling the popular event for the first time in over a decade, Little Creek Oysters is stepping in to preserve Greenport’s...
10.25.2025 Business 18 Bay reopens this weekend at the former Dimon Estate They’re back — and better than ever. Chefs Adam Kopels and Elizabeth Ronzetti will officially open the doors of the latest incarnation of their renowned restaurant 18 Bay this Saturday, Oct....
10.22.2025 Business North Fork oyster farmers awarded $1.2M in state aquaculture grants Six North Fork oyster farms will receive equipment grants totaling $1.2 million from New York State to upgrade operations and boost production, officials announced Wednesday. The Hampton Oyster Company...
10.06.2025 Business LaMaina closing Lucharitos in Mattituck, taking it west in November On Friday, Oct. 3, a social media announcement brought the news that Lucharitos Burrito Bar & Arcade in Mattituck will be moving, with the last day of service slated for Oct....
10.06.2025 Business Southold boutique expands into a board game café Board games have been at the center of gatherings for years. Whether it’s an evening activity for the family, friends putting down phones to play or passing time on...
10.01.2025 Business Celebrate this season’s final First Friday on Love Lane After a summer of fun, it’s time to ring in the last of First Fridays on Love Lane this week. Join the Mattituck Chamber of Commerce plus over 30 local businesses...
09.26.2025 Business Local couple buys Scott Tyler Automotive in Mattituck Scott Tyler, the longtime owner of an auto repair shop in Mattituck, has decided to pass the wrench to another North Fork family and ride off into the sunset....
09.25.2025 News Weight Loss & Vitality opens first NY location in Riverhead Need a little help feeling your best? A new wellness practice in Riverhead is ready to offer some assistance. Weight Loss & Vitality held its grand opening Friday, Sept. 19, in...
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