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08.03.2026 News

Cutchogue-New Suffolk council seeks $60K annual tax levy as costs rise

Preserving Cutchogue and New Suffolk’s history — and the aging buildings that hold it — may soon become a line on local property tax bills. The Cutchogue-New Suffolk Historical...

08.03.2026 Food and Drink

Sip, savor and sway at the 5th annual Northforker Wine & Food Classic

Five years strong, the Northforker Wine & Food Classic returns Sept. 3 to Borghese Vineyard — Long Island’s oldest family-owned winery — for an evening blending vineyard elegance, incredible...

08.03.2026 News

Southold moves up debate over police response to ICE operations

Southold officials will wrestle Tuesday with whether a draft police procedure is enough—or whether local rules for responding to federal immigration operations must be written into law. The Town...

08.01.2026 News

Hinckley shows off Port of Egypt upgrades and plans for marina’s future

Hinckley and Port of Egypt Marina celebrated their new partnership Friday, uniting two maritime institutions committed to preserving the Southold marina’s traditions while investing in its future. The Hinckley...

08.01.2026 Police

Blotter: Two arrested for alleged DWI

Southold Town police responded to 61 reported incidents between July 20 and July 27, including the following. Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of...

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07.31.2026 News

Rain eases East End water alert — but not in Southold

The recent torrential downpours have eased water restrictions across much of the East End — but not in Southold,...

07.31.2026 News

Hometown support drives annual fundraiser for U.S. amputee soccer team

Aldrich Sports will rally behind Cutchogue’s Jovan Booker and the U.S. national amputee soccer team Sunday during its third annual fundraiser...

07.31.2026 Business

King Kullen to be sold to another family-owned Long Island grocer

Break out the Kleenex in aisle 5. King Kullen — the Long Island institution that pioneered the modern supermarket...

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07.31.2026 News

Greenport children’s shop The Goose gives Elkin daughters an early lesson in business

Bridget and Eric Elkin always imagined starting a business for their daughters once they were old enough to help run it. Greenport’s vacant storefronts accelerated that family plan by...

07.30.2026 News

‘America’s Tall Ship’ sails into Greenport for four-day visit

When “America’s Tall Ship” sails into Greenport Harbor next week, early risers will get the first look at the towering three-masted cutter. The U.S. Coast Guard Barque Eagle —...

07.30.2026 News

SCWA makes second bid to bring public water to 60 Mattituck homes

Suffolk County Water Authority is taking another run at state funding to bring public water to 60 Mattituck homes where testing last year uncovered widespread contamination of private wells...

07.30.2026 News

Peconic Landing earns national honor for dementia care program

Peconic Landing has added another national honor to its growing list — this time for a program that uses reading, writing and simple math to help people with dementia...

07.30.2026 News

Riverhead GOP chair pleads not guilty to upgraded DWI charge, case to shift to Southold

Riverhead GOP chair Tammy Robinkoff was slapped with an aggravated DWI charge Monday after test results allegedly pegged her blood alcohol content at more than twice the legal limit...

07.29.2026 News

Southold task force members press board to adopt OLA public safety law

Several members of Southold’s Public Safety Task Force urged the Town Board to adopt OLA of Eastern Long Island’s proposed immigration public safety law during a packed special meeting...

07.29.2026 News

Southold’s revised homebuyer plan nearly triples qualifying home-price limit

Southold officials dramatically expanded a proposed first-time homebuyer program Tuesday — nearly tripling the price ceiling for a qualifying single-family home. Community Development Project Supervisor Andrea Sullivan presented the...

07.28.2026 News

Historic East End shipyard advances bid for county preservation money ahead of sale

A historic Greenport shipyard advanced its bid Monday for county preservation money that would permanently keep most of the waterfront property in maritime use as a new owner prepares...

07.28.2026 News

Greenport village clerk says family targeted with racial slur at park concert

Greenport Village Clerk Candace Hall said a white woman repeatedly hurled a racial slur at her and two family members during Monday night’s Dances in the Park concert at...

07.28.2026 News

Southold Flock cameras vandalized as nationwide privacy backlash grows

Two of Southold Town’s Flock cameras were vandalized and a third was found turned away as backlash grows nationwide over privacy, oversight and access to data collected by the...

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Cutchogue-New Suffolk council seeks $60K annual tax levy as costs rise

Sip, savor and sway at the 5th annual Northforker Wine & Food Classic

Southold moves up debate over police response to ICE operations

Hinckley shows off Port of Egypt upgrades and plans for marina’s future

Blotter: Two arrested for alleged DWI

Rain eases East End water alert — but not in Southold

Hometown support drives annual fundraiser for U.S. amputee soccer team

King Kullen to be sold to another family-owned Long Island grocer

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Greenport children’s shop The Goose gives Elkin daughters an early lesson in business

‘America’s Tall Ship’ sails into Greenport for four-day visit

SCWA makes second bid to bring public water to 60 Mattituck homes

Peconic Landing earns national honor for dementia care program

Riverhead GOP chair pleads not guilty to upgraded DWI charge, case to shift to Southold

Southold task force members press board to adopt OLA public safety law

Southold’s revised homebuyer plan nearly triples qualifying home-price limit

Historic East End shipyard advances bid for county preservation money ahead of sale

Greenport village clerk says family targeted with racial slur at park concert

Southold Flock cameras vandalized as nationwide privacy backlash grows

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