One of the key elements of Riverhead’s annual Polish Town Fair and Polka festival is the food, especially the traditional polish far like kielbasa, pierogis and galobki. READ
Community
About 100 people gathered in Greenport Village’s Mitchell Park Sunday night to express solidarity against the white supremacy and violence that has taken place in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Eastern Long Island Hospital held its annual summer gala at Lynda and Anthony Lomangino’s home in Cutchogue Saturday night.
On Monday, Aug. 21, the earth, the moon and the sun will align, giving mainland Americans the chance to witness a solar eclipse for the first time since 1918. READ
Thomas Baney and Joseph Aloi Jr. were married in a garden ceremony at their Greenport home on Aug. 1. Southold Town Justice William Price Jr. officiated. READ
Southold Historical Society’s current exhibit, “The Homefront,” commemorates the 100th anniversary of the United States’ entry into World War I. READ
The Oysterponds Historical Society and the Orient Association have been left in the lurch after the owners of Orient United Methodist Church decided to go with another buyer.
The landmarked 1836 building will be sold to John Wesley Village LLC, based in Riverhead.
The Riverhead Cardboard Boat Race on the Peconic Riverfront was back in full swing this weekend. READ
Inspired by his two sons, Tony Spiridakis set out to share the story of his family.
A Hollywood writer, producer and director who splits his time between California and Greenport, Mr. Spiridakis created a pilot for a television show, entitled “Greenport,” which does just that. READ
On any given Wednesday or Saturday, the Villani family wakes up at 3:45 a.m., packs their truck with hundreds of pounds of ice and fresh fish and makes the two-hour drive into New York City to set up their Blue Moon Fish booth at the Greenmarkets. READ
