11.16.2025 Letters Letters to the Editor: Homes for the working class Greenport Keep the festival afloat Regarding “Maritime festival hits rough seas” (Nov. 6) and the decision of East End Seaport Museum & Marine Foundation’s decision to abandoned the ship...
11.16.2025 Featured Story Editorial: For our vets, the battle continues This past Tuesday, Nov. 11, was Veterans Day. It has many of us remembering those who have served and are serving our country. Veterans are in the news for...
11.15.2025 Columns Guest Column: Shutdown As I’m writing, the government is shut down. Hopefully, when you read this it’ll be functioning again. Though I’m not sure how we’ll be able to tell. Oops, did...
11.15.2025 Police Blotter: More cars rummaged through, with potential suspect In the previous week, Southold Town police responded to the following incidents: Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or violation. The...
11.14.2025 News SBELIH Foundation is collecting clothing for behavioral health patients The Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital Foundation has started a new initiative: a clothing drive to benefit behavioral health patients. Each year, the hospital’s foundation has a worthwhile...
11.14.2025 Community Southold’s ‘Fast Eddie’ Schuyler inducted into horse racing hall of fame Ed “Fast Eddie” Schuyler has covered Muhammad Ali and Secretariat during his storied sportswriting career — but it was the Southold resident’s turn in the spotlight Nov. 7 to...
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...
11.13.2025 Featured Story Three hospitalized in Wells Farm fire that killed pigs, chickens A massive blaze at the historic Wells Farm in Northville on Wednesday sent three people to the hospital with smoke inhalation — including two granddaughters of the farm’s owner...
11.13.2025 News Cutchogue firefighter guides cancer survivor through NYC Marathon Ray Johnson didn’t run in this year’s New York City Marathon, but he was among the tens of thousands limbering up in the shadow of the Verrazano Bridge —...
11.13.2025 Community Community Calendar of Events: Nov. 13, 2025 Arts and crafts Saturday, Nov. 15, 1 p.m.: ‘Get Arty’ paint and sip party led by Ginger Baer in the Naugles Barn at Hallockville Museum Farm, 6038 Sound Ave....
11.13.2025 Transfers Real Estate Transfers: Nov. 13, 2025 Listings prepared for Times Review Media Group by Suffolk Vision Inc., dated Sept. 5, 2025. Aquebogue (11931) Cutchogue (11935) East Marion (11939) Greenport (11944) Riverhead (11901) Shelter Island Heights...
11.12.2025 Community Mattituck HS inducts 10 veterans to its Wall of Honor Mattituck-Cutchogue High School hosted its ninth annual veterans’ Wall of Honor Induction Ceremony Nov. 10, which included the addition of nine alumni and one faculty member. They bring the...
11.12.2025 News Southold PD welcomes new police chaplain Andrew Cadieux The Southold Town Board appointed the Rev. Andrew Cadieux, a 19-year parish priest with Transfiguration of Christ Greek Orthodox Church in Mattituck, as police chaplain for the Southold Police...
11.11.2025 News Steve Wick’s ‘The Ruins’ considered for Edgar Award Pulitzer Prize-winning author Steve Wick has been considered for yet another accolade, as his crime fiction novel “The Ruins,” which chronicles the horrors of Nazis in America, is up...
11.11.2025 News Mattituck Handy Pantry landlord hopes to build apartments The woods behind Handy Pantry in Mattituck could be cleared for an apartment complex that would provide much-needed workforce housing, pending planning board approval of measures to protect neighboring...
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