Remembering 9/11

09.11.2021 News

On another beautiful morning 20 years later, 9/11 victims remembered in Peconic

On a warm and clear late-summer day 20 years ago, 2,977 died during the worst terror attack on American soil and a day that would fundamentally change the country....

03.24.2023 Editorials

Editorial: What will the new village administration do now?

At the end of the movie “The Candidate,” Robert Redford, who plays a non-politician who runs for the U.S. Senate in California, turns to his political consultant, played by...

03.24.2023 Community

Local author finds parallels between rural Chinese poetry and life on the North Fork

Who would have imagined cave dwellings in China’s Ordos Desert had so much in common with the lush farmland on Long Island’s North Fork? Keming Liu, that’s who. In...

03.24.2023 Police

Southold Blotter: Peconic woman loses $5,000 in reported identity theft

• A Peconic woman told police on March 13 that an unknown person made two ATM withdrawals from her account totaling $5,000. She told police she closed the accounts...

03.24.2023 Education

North Fork School districts begin preparing 2023-2024 budgets

Budget season is in full swing for Southold Town’s school districts, with business departments preparing budgets for the 2023-2024 school year and presenting to the school boards of education....

03.24.2023 Environment

Groundbreaking county water main extension project will link Southold Town to Central Pine Barrens aquifer

On Thursday morning in Laurel, the Suffolk County Water Authority broke ground on the largest water main extension project in its history — a $35 million effort to build...

Never Forget

Column: One small way to help heal after 9/11

Remembering 9/11: Mattituck first responder was no stranger to danger

Born after the twin towers fell, Southold girl tells powerful story of hope and loss in documentary film

Remembering 9/11: ‘At a loss for words’ at ground zero

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Louise Pietrewicz Investigation

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On another beautiful morning 20 years later, 9/11 victims remembered in Peconic

Editorial: What will the new village administration do now?

Local author finds parallels between rural Chinese poetry and life on the North Fork

Southold Blotter: Peconic woman loses $5,000 in reported identity theft

North Fork School districts begin preparing 2023-2024 budgets

Groundbreaking county water main extension project will link Southold Town to Central Pine Barrens aquifer

Never Forget

Column: One small way to help heal after 9/11

Remembering 9/11: Mattituck first responder was no stranger to danger

Born after the twin towers fell, Southold girl tells powerful story of hope and loss in documentary film

Remembering 9/11: ‘At a loss for words’ at ground zero

From the archives

COVID-19

As state drops mask mandate for health facilities, North Fork hospitals say they’re keeping them in place for now

Residents urged to take precaution as ‘tripledemic’ of flu, RSV and COVID-19 infections rise

Rollout begins of updated COVID-19 booster that aids protections against latest variants

No COVID-19 quarantine requirements, test-to-stay for schools this fall, governor announces

Rollout of Covid-19 vaccines for children under 5 expected to begin this week after FDA, CDC approvals

Cases of COVID-19 on the rise once more as spread in Suffolk County reaches ‘high’

Louise Pietrewicz Investigation

Closer Look: A 52-year-old murder case comes to an official close

A secret kept hidden: New details emerge on who knew where Louise Pietrewicz was buried

Southold remains confirmed to be Louise Pietrewicz, missing since 1966

For a daughter, there is peace and closure after mother’s remains found

After 51 years the truth of a disappearance surfaces

Editorial: After remains discovered, still more must be done