09.10.2025 Sports Sports Roundup: Tuckers boys soccer squad triumph 6-0 over Riverhead Charter Boys Soccer Sept. 9: Mattituck 5, Riverhead Charter 0 The Tuckers (2-0-1, 2-0-0) continued their unbeaten start with their second consecutive clean sheet as goalkeeper Cris Cuellar made two...
09.10.2025 Outdoors Local geology enthusiasts know how to rock Kristen Walker never found a rock she didn’t like. It was this passion with pebbles that led her to seek out a local organization where she could meet with...
09.10.2025 News North Fork seaplane excursions hit legal turbulence If you live close to the North Shore, you’re probably familiar with the loud hum of a seaplane or helicopter as passing overhead during the warmer months. The airborne...
09.09.2025 Community OLA of Eastern L.I. hosts 22nd Latino Film Festival Uncertainty over when the next immigration raid will happen on the East End has created a high-anxiety atmosphere among Latinos and others throughout the country wondering who will be...
09.09.2025 Environment Yard inspiration blooms on garden tour Saturday The late summer season on the North Fork still brings bursts of colorful blooms and garden creativity, the perfect time to explore biodiverse habitats that can inspire next year’s...
09.08.2025 Education League of Women Voters to hold forum on school boards The League of Women Voters of The Hamptons, Shelter Island and the North Fork is hosting a free forum relating to Boards of Education called ‘School Boards: The Training...
09.08.2025 Environment Check your trees: Laurel wilt confirmed on Long Island Cornell University is hosting an information session Wednesday, Sept. 10, about laurel wilt, a fungal disease spread by the invasive redbay ambrosia beetle. The public is encouraged to attend and learn...
09.07.2025 Editorials Editorial: No time for silence We increasingly hear people saying that they are so fed up with the current political situation, on every level of government, that they’re opting out, not having an opinion...
09.07.2025 Letters Letters to the Editor: Phragmites cleanup Southold Phragmites cleanup We are writing to thank the 40 or so community members who came out to cut phragmites around Southold’s Great Pond on a beautiful North Fork...
09.06.2025 Guest Spot Guest Spot: Understanding the community How can you serve a community if you don’t fully understand who they are and what they want? And how do you know if what you’re planning will be...
09.06.2025 Police Blotter: Jamesport man allegedly ‘destroys’ sign in Greenport Southold Town police responded to the following incidents during the week of Aug. 25 to Sept. 1. Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of...
09.05.2025 Sports Settlers soccer team gets ‘wake up call’ in opening match loss Ever since he was named Settlers boys soccer coach this summer, Chris Ruggi looked forward to his varsity debut. “Very excited,” he said. “Been thinking about it for a...
09.05.2025 News Mattituck-Laurel Library 2026 budget vote Sept. 16 After a $5.5 million bond proposal to renovate Mattituck-Laurel Library failed in June, the library will host its annual budget and trustees vote Tuesday, Sept. 16, from 9 a.m....
09.04.2025 Sports The roundup: Southold named a NYSPHSAA School of Distinction Girls Soccer Sept. 2: M/S/G 4, Westhampton 1 Mattituck/Southold/Greenport struck twice in the opening two minutes of the second half to erase a halftime deficit en route to a...
09.04.2025 Sports Young Porters field hockey drops opening game, stays up When a goaltender plays against some of the best field hockey teams in Suffolk County, she’d better be able to bring plenty of positive vibes to the field. Alison...
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