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02.26.2020 Government

Planning Board discusses reconfigured parking plan at Croteaux Vineyards

The new owners of Croteaux Vineyards may reconfigure their parking plan in response to concerns from neighbors and members of the Southold Town Planning Board. The winery, which reopened...

02.26.2020 Education

After ACL surgeries derailed her basketball dreams, Gabrielle Finora focused on a new passion

At the end of the first act of the musical “Into the Woods,” the central characters — Cinderella, Jack (of the beanstalk), Rapunzel and Little Red Riding Hood —...

02.25.2020 Government

‘Echo Route’ directs helicopter pilots to fly around North Fork, but critics say problems remain

Helicopter pilots are being urged to fly an all-water route to and from the Hamptons rather than transitioning over the North Fork, according to new routes issued by the...

02.25.2020 Business

Should Greenport Village consider implementing a moratorium on new restaurants and bars?

As the number of restaurants and bars in Greenport increases, village officials are considering ways to limit further expansion and better regulate parking. At Thursday’s work session, officials discussed...

02.25.2020 Business

Lawsuits target local businesses with websites deemed inaccessible to the visually impaired

A series of “cut and paste” lawsuits has reached the North Fork, affecting dozens of local businesses and prompting the Riverhead Chamber of Commerce to issue an “urgent alert”...

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02.24.2020 Sports

Girls Basketball: Mac’s farewell comes with tears

When it ended, Mackenzie Hoeg looked down, raised her hands to her face, wiped away some tears and waited on the handshake line. Her laudable high school basketball career...

02.24.2020 Business

Peconic Jitney, linking Greenport and Sag Harbor, may return this summer

A ferry service operating between Sag Harbor and Greenport may return this summer. In June 2012, Hampton Jitney launched an 83-day pilot program for Peconic Jitney, a 125-passenger ferry...

02.23.2020 Police

Update: Driver charged with DWI after crash that caused portion of Route 48 to be closed

UPDATE (4:30 p.m.): Southold Town police have charged the driver involved in a single-vehicle crash early Sunday morning with driving while intoxicated. Jose Agustin Gomez, 21, of Greenport struck...

02.23.2020 Police

Southold Blotter: $2,200 reported stolen from Mattituck home

A Douglaston woman told police around 11:44 a.m. Monday that $2,200 in cash had been stolen from her mother’s Mattituck home. The woman gave police the name of a...

02.23.2020 Columns

Equal Time: We are a ‘perfect imperfection’

I thought the editorial “A month of learning is great, but we need to do more” (The Suffolk Times, Feb. 13) was well balanced and I really enjoyed the...

02.22.2020 Police

Mattituck home destroyed by fire Saturday night

A fire ripped through a Mattituck home Saturday night causing extensive damage. No injuries were reported and fire officials at the scene said a homeowner was able to get...

02.22.2020 Sports

Boys Basketball: Center Moriches’ ‘O’ leads to Southold ‘L’

The Southold players had heard a lot about Center Moriches, the Suffolk County Class B boys basketball champion that is a virtual scoring machine, fully stocked with talent and...

02.22.2020 Columns

Guest Column: The challenge of raising ‘screenagers’

As a mother and as an educator, I am regularly thinking, reading, discussing and keeping up to speed on the ever-evolving topics of child rearing, child development and educational...

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...

02.21.2020 Sports

Girls Basketball: Tuckers fall when their shots don’t

There’s just something about Port Jefferson. Maybe it’s the Royals’ sharp shooting skill. Or their tenacious defense. Or their strength in grabbing rebounds off the boards. Then again, it...

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