01.23.2026 News Driver escapes injury after SUV crashes into Mattituck home A driver in a Toyota RAV4 barreled off Sound Avenue in Mattituck Monday night and slammed into a house, causing heavy damage to the home but walking away from...
01.23.2026 News North Fork shoppers rush for supplies as monster storm approaches John Cool of Orient stocked his trunk with essentials from IGA Southold on Friday afternoon in preparation for the weekend’s impending storm. He picked up a few groceries, but...
01.23.2026 News Greenport to hand-count ballots for village election Greenport will hand-count paper ballots for its March 2027 village election after trustees unanimously approved the change Thursday, Jan. 22. The Suffolk County Board of Elections announced last October...
01.23.2026 News North Fork Polar Plunge postponed due to incoming snowstorm It’s going to be too cold for polar bears this weekend. The fourth annual North Fork Polar Plunge scheduled for Sunday was postponed because of the predicted monster snowstorm...
01.23.2026 Business Winter Long Island Restaurant Week starts Sunday If you’re like most people and are watching your wallet, you have something to look forward to this weekend. The winter edition of Long Island Restaurant Week (now in...
01.22.2026 News Monster storm barreling toward North Fork may dump up to foot of snow The North Fork is bracing for its worst snowstorm in four years, with up to a foot of snow expected to fall from early Sunday morning through Monday morning....
01.22.2026 News Flood, fire safety concerns stall Tuthill conservation subdivision A decade-old conservation subdivision proposal for 112 acres of Tuthill family land in Orient into 17 residential lots hit new speed bumps as updated federal flood projections and fire...
01.21.2026 News Tesla Science Center appoints new executive director The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe in Shoreham has a new leader, and Kara Cannon is racing to open a “preview center” by summer at the fire-damaged site. The...
01.21.2026 Business The Market in Greenport will close after nearly four decades The Market, an independent health food store and café in Greenport, will close Saturday, Jan. 31, after 38 years — marking the end of an era for a business...
01.20.2026 News Police salaries to increase 15% under new contract Southold police officers will receive a 15% salary increase through 2029 under a contract the Town Board unanimously approved at its Jan. 12 meeting. The four-year deal with the...
01.20.2026 News Northwell cuts the ribbon for new women’s health center Northwell Health celebrated the opening of its new women’s multispecialty center in Manorville on Friday, Jan. 16. The new center — located at 496 County Road 111, Building G —...
01.20.2026 News Uncommon Arts Residency returns to Sound View While some places see the winter as an “off-season,” Sound View Greenport starts its new cultural calendar, kicking off its eighth annual Uncommon Arts Residency. Monday, Jan. 19, Queens-based...
01.19.2026 News East End Seaport Museum raises $880K for first phase of Bug Light restoration The East End Seaport Museum has raised nearly $1 million for the first phase of restoring historic Bug Light — with construction set to begin next month on the...
01.19.2026 News Skate park leader urges village to act on stalled $125K upgrade Nonprofit president Rena Wilhelm urged Greenport officials to cut through the red tape that has stalled a $125,000 project to upgrade the village skate park. Ms. Wilhelm, head of...
01.19.2026 News Southold Fish Market’s Charlie Manwaring honored for SBELIH fundraising Charlie Manwaring’s approach to community service earned him a standing ovation Thursday — and a plaque he never sought. The Greenport native and owner of Southold Fish Market was...
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