12.23.2025 News Disgraced Mattituck doctor sentenced to two years in $1M Medicare scam A prominent East End family medicine doctor was sentenced to two years of supervised release on Dec. 19 in a $1 million kickback scheme that defrauded Medicare. Dr. Vishnudat...
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...
12.23.2025 News Greenport proposes ADUs in existing buildings without zoning board review Greenport homeowners could soon convert garages and barns into ADUs for rental apartments without village zoning board approval under a proposal to address the North Fork’s affordable housing shortage....
12.22.2025 News Man arrested after MTA police raid Greenport home The Metropolitan Transportation Authority Police Department arrested a 59-year-old man after descending on a Greenport residence to execute a search warrant Monday, Dec. 22, officials said. The operation at...
12.22.2025 News Holiday pet purchases fuel abandoned rabbit crisis Each holiday season brings a surge of pet purchases, and, weeks later, a rise in abandoned animals — especially rabbits. They, in particular, are frequently bought with good intentions...
12.20.2025 Police Blotter: Southold man reports losing $22K in cash Southold Town police responded to the following incidents between Dec. 6 and Dec. 15: Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or...
12.19.2025 News Southold students glean produce to support CAST Southold High School National Honor Society students laced up their boots and ventured out to Wesnofske Farms in Peconic last Thursday to glean produce and serve the community. The...
12.19.2025 News High winds knock out power, close roads on North Fork Strong winds and heavy rain have knocked down trees and knocked out power across the North Fork on Friday. In Cutchogue, traffic is shut down between Locust Avenue and...
12.19.2025 News Four Southold Town officials honored at final meeting after decades of service After 31 years on the Southold Town Board, Louisa Evans received a round of applause at her final meeting Tuesday. She is one of four elected officials honored before...
12.18.2025 News Hit the brakes! Speed limit to drop along parts of CR-48 Southold Town Board unanimously approved speed reductions on key stretches of County Route 48 at its Dec. 2 regular meeting. The changes will reduce the speed limit to 45...
12.17.2025 News Southold zoning update misses another deadline The Southold comprehensive zoning update missed yet another self-imposed deadline to sign it into law by the end of 2025 — sparking criticism from Councilman Greg Doroski at the...
12.17.2025 Politics Kathryn Casey Quigley to run for county Democratic Committee chair Southold Town Democratic Committee Chair Kathryn Casey Quigley will run for leadership of the Suffolk County Democratic Committee next fall after leading a blue wave on the North Fork...
12.17.2025 Education Greenport students can take written learner permit test at school Turning 16 is a big deal for New York teens. Once that five turns into a six, they can apply for a learner permit — the first step on...
12.16.2025 News Southold Town to spend $500K to boost cyber security Southold Town will spend $500,000 to bolster cyber security following the ransomware attack that knocked out town servers for nearly two weeks, Supervisor Al Krupski said. “We just did...
12.16.2025 Keeping Track of History Keeping track of history: Why Greenport won LIRR race to the East End The Long Island Rail Road’s decision to extend service to Greenport rather than Sag Harbor came down to strategy and economics. In 1834, when the railroad went to the...
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