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01.27.2020 News

Southold cop who rescued two from burning home earns Officer of the Year honors

A Southold Police Officer was recognized as the department’s Officer of the Year Friday for saving the lives of two people from a burning house last fall. Officer Peter...

01.27.2020 Government

Safety violations filed against Greenport FD have been dismissed

The Public Employees Safety and Health Bureau violations brought before the Greenport Village Fire Department last year have been dismissed, Mayor George Hubbard confirmed Thursday. The mayor said the...

01.26.2020 Government

Greenport Village: Water rates increasing due to SCWA charge

Greenport Village residents will pay at least $3.57 more for water each month following a rate increase from the Suffolk County Water Authority. The Village Board held a public...

01.25.2020 Business

At culinary program started by CAST, students learn under direction of North Fork professionals

North Fork high school students are learning culinary skills from local professionals through a new program launched Jan. 6 by Community Action Southold Town. The roughly 10-week program invites...

01.25.2020 Police

Southold Blotter: Car crash in Cutchogue results in three injuries

Three people were injured last Thursday around 5:41 p.m. when a driver failed to yield right of way to a vehicle headed east on Route 25 in Cutchogue near...

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02.23.2019 Community

A watch once buried for a century returns to its heir thanks to Mattituck couple

Nearly seven decades ago, a Mattituck teenager named Cono “Dick” Borrelli left the Main Road house where he grew...

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01.24.2020 News

Southold junior earns prestigious honor for outstanding French language skills

There are some teenagers who dream big only to lose sight of their vision and there are those who stay committed and are rewarded with scholarships to study abroad....

01.23.2020 News

Artist Jacqueline Penney celebrates more than 50 years on the North Fork

You may know artist Jacqueline Penney from her distinctive studio in Cutchogue — a renovated 1840s red barn on North Street that’s also her art gallery and home. Or you...

01.23.2020 Business

News 12 journalist, Porto Bello restaurant to be honored at annual Snowflake Gala

Two familiar faces on the East End will be honored Friday at the North Fork Chamber of Commerce’s ninth annual Snowflake Gala at Raphael Vineyards in Peconic. Most will...

01.22.2020 Education

Gamberg retiring as superintendent of Southold, Greenport schools

David Gamberg, the superintendent of both the Greenport and Southold school districts, has announced his retirement. The Cutchogue resident, who has spent 34 years in education, said he would...

01.22.2020 Government

Plans for miniature railroad in Greenport face delay until DEC concerns are addressed

Plans to put a miniature railroad in part of Moore’s Woods in Greenport have run into some opposition at the state level. In a letter dated Jan. 2, 2020,...

01.21.2020 Community

$300K grant to help CAST relocate to new, permanent location in Greenport

A lack of space at its current location on Front Street in Greenport prompted Community Action Southold Town to find a new home in the village — and this...

01.21.2020 Health

Paul Romanelli begins new role as chairman of ELIH Foundation

Paul Romanelli, the president of Suffolk Security Systems, was recently named chairman of the Eastern Long Island Hospital Foundation. The position became effective on Jan. 1. Mr. Romanelli, of...

01.20.2020 Community

Celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The Southold Town Anti-Bias Task Force hosted a Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Celebration Sunday at North Fork United Methodist Church in Southold to celebrate the life and legacy...

01.19.2020 Government

Permit granted for dredging mouth of Stirling Basin

Greenport Village has been granted a permit by the Army Corps of Engineers for dredging the mouth of Stirling Basin, which hasn’t been done in decades and has been...

01.18.2020 Government

New limo regulations set for approval in wake of tragedies

Days after what would have been Amy Grabina’s 28th birthday, her mother, Mindy, stood alongside Albany lawmakers as they announced a package of bills to strengthen limousine safety regulations...

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