05.04.2026 News How Port of Egypt evolved from a 1932 fishing shack into a North Fork landmark The sale of Port of Egypt Marine — the longtime family business scooped up by a luxury yacht builder last month — wasn’t the first time it has changed...
04.29.2026 Business New chef revamps Ram’s Head Inn menu with hyper-local, from-scratch focus Chef Jessica Taccone is, in many ways, not your typical toque. First of all, she’s pretty chill, leading her staff with collaboration and kindness instead of the Gordon Ramsey...
04.24.2026 News Claudio’s reopens in Greenport with return to core restaurant The iconic Claudio’s Waterfront in Greenport opens for the season this Friday, Saturday and Sunday April 24-26, ushering in a wave of welcome changes for the franchise. Last year’s...
04.21.2026 Business Port of Egypt Marine in Southold sold to Hinckley, ending 80 years of family ownership Port of Egypt Marine — the family-owned Southold marina and boat dealership where generations of North Fork boaters have docked, serviced and launched their vessels — has been sold...
04.17.2026 Business New owners take helm at Lighthouse Marine Supply Lighthouse Marine Supply in Riverhead is entering a new chapter in its nearly five-decade history, with new ownership at the helm. Longtime owner Clete Galasso officially handed over the...
04.17.2026 Business Strong’s Marine to sell Grady-White boats on North Fork for first time One of the East End’s largest family-owned marine businesses is making waves, landing a major boat brand. Mattituck-based Strong’s Marine, founded in 1945, announced Thursday it will now carry...
04.15.2026 Business Trimble’s Nursery to close after 35 years in Cutchogue: ‘It’s just been so great’ Trimble’s of Corchaug Nursery has been a fixture on Cutchogue’s Main Road for more than three decades — a four-acre spread filled with flowers, herbs and loyal customers. Now,...
03.20.2026 News After nearly two centuries, Orient Country Store remains a North Fork mainstay Running a mom-and-pop shop like the Orient Country Store in the 21st century comes with challenges the Founding Fathers never imagined. Amazon delivers in hours. Walmart undercuts on price....
03.19.2026 Business Local winery “Artist’s Series” takes flight once again Wine is often referred to as an art; for winemaker Robin Epperson-McCarthy, finding the opportunity to express that concept from the inside out is a wonderful perk of the...
03.10.2026 Business North Fork oyster farms walloped by severe winter freeze: ‘Lost major chunk of our inventory’ The cold waters of the Peconic Bay account for the exquisite flavors of local shellfish from oyster farms. But this winter, the prolonged cold spell froze the bay into...
03.05.2026 Business Hellenic re-opens Friday — and celebrates 50 years This Friday night, March 6, head on over to the Hellenic Restaurant (5145 Main Road, East Marion, 631-477-0138) and help the Giannaris family usher in the 2026 season — their 50th...
03.02.2026 Business Mother-daughter winery One Woman is on the market The irony of One Woman Wines & Vineyards? It was always a family affair. But after over 20 years of growing grapes and making wine, the mother-daughter winemaker pair of...
02.23.2026 Business Mattituck Chamber to host AI breakfast seminar The Mattituck Chamber of Commerce will host a seminar on how to use artificial intelligence in business operations on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at RGNY Winery. The seminar, led by...
02.16.2026 Community North Fork Supper Club puts locals first Christie Moore saw an opportunity to make year-round North Forkers feel even more connected to their community and she jumped on it. Moore, a self-proclaimed foodie, moved to the...
02.13.2026 Food and Drink For Valentine’s Day, food is the real love language Food is the heart of St. Valentine’s Day. On a bitterly cold day this winter, the Rev. Stephen Adkison came home to find his daughter had cooked a giant...
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