09.19.2025 News First responder family inducts fourth-generation Cutchogue firefighter Like a lot of people from volunteer families, the fire department runs in Luke Mauro’s blood. He joined the Cutchogue Fire Department Juniors at a young age and moved...
09.18.2025 News County legislator to march 66 miles and raise awareness of veteran suicide To Suffolk County Legislator Chad Lennon, the epidemic of veteran suicide is not discussed as much as it should. He’s trying to change that. Mr. Lennon — a United...
09.18.2025 News Mattituck Park District second budget vote is Sept. 18 After voters rejected the prior proposed budget that included a larger tax increase, the Mattituck Park District is holding its second vote on the 2026 budget Thursday, Sept. 18, from...
09.18.2025 News Southold youth to receive healthy habits packages Falling literacy skills among students in the post-pandemic world are no secret, as national reports have tracked significant decreases in reading assessments in the past five years. This holds...
09.17.2025 News Sports round-up: Mattituck girls volleyball tops Center Moriches GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Sept. 15 Mattituck 3, Center Moriches 1 Grace Quinn produced 15 kills and 12 digs, Stella Tartaka contributed 28 assists and 17 digs and Lizzie Fohrkolb had...
09.17.2025 News Mattituck-Laurel Library 2026 budget passes Mattituck-Laurel Library’s 2026 budget passed Tuesday night, with 103 votes in favor and 47 votes opposed. The overall library budget for 2026 totals $1,816,067, a 4.4% increase from last...
09.16.2025 News Peconic Star Fleet goes out of business after 43 years Peconic Star Fleet went belly up after more than four decades — with the company claiming that it lost its lease to dock at a Greenport marina. The popular...
09.16.2025 News Veteran journalist takes the reins at Suffolk Times and Riverhead-News Review A new editor has come to The Suffolk Times and the Riverhead News-Review. After an extensive search, Edward Glazarev joined the staff in the Mattiuck office Monday, Sept. 15....
09.16.2025 News Keeping Track of History: Manorville Station The Long Island Rail Road, chartered by New York in 1834, is one of the oldest railroads in the country. Taking the train is a ubiquitous part of life...
09.15.2025 News LIRR strike averted — for now — after union leaders ask President Trump to step in North Fork Long Island Rail Road riders concerned about getting derailed by a looming strike can breathe a sigh of relief — at least for now. LIRR union leaders...
09.15.2025 News Libraries still matter in the age of distraction According to a recent paper released by the Journal iScience, daily reading for pleasure in the United States has declined by 40% in the last 20 years. Despite this...
09.13.2025 Police Blotter: Man arrested for alleged harassment Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or violation. The charges against them may later be reduced or withdrawn, or they may...
09.12.2025 Community Southold community never forgets 9/11 The Southold Town Fire Chief’s Council held its annual 9/11 memorial service at Jean Cochran Park in Peconic. Area fire departments and police officers from across the North Fork,...
09.12.2025 News Poll reveals wireless service in Southold lacking Have trouble making wireless calls from home in Southold Town? You’re not alone. A recent townwide survey revealed that nearly 50% of residents get only one bar of service...
09.12.2025 News Judge favors Southold Town in Ferry District suit A preliminary injunction to prevent Southold Town police from occupying a Fishers Island property, as part of a lawsuit filed by the Fishers Island Ferry District May 29, was...
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