04.17.2023 Community At 91, Cutchogue painter reflects on her life through art When walking her dog or driving into town, Anita Samuels would always keep a sketchbook handy. When a particularly striking scene caught her eye — be it a barn...
07.10.2019 Community Native American artifacts go on display in Cutchogue The Cutchogue-New Suffolk Historical Council is set to open a new permanent exhibit of artifacts found near the historic Fort Corchaug site, collected decades ago by Cutchogue farmer Harold...
12.12.2015 Community PHOTOS: Santa ditches the sleigh, comes in on a chopper Santa Claus arrived by helicopter in Cutchogue Saturday afternoon as dozens of children and their families looked on with excitement.
08.27.2015 Community Check out Cutchogue-New Suffolk library’s new garden of technology A walkway lined with diverse shrubs and flowers guides visitors to the doors of Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library.
08.13.2015 Community Anniversary party celebrates 100 years of stories at Cutchogue library Built in the mid-19th century, the church-like building on the corner of Main Road and Cases Lane in Cutchogue has housed the Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library since 1915.
03.13.2015 The Arts Artists group eyes move to church, prays they can raise the money Unable to host winter meetings in their own building due to an inadequate heating system, members of the Old Town Arts and Crafts Guild have been gathering this season...
12.26.2014 Business A look back at the Galley Ho’s remarkable history Its location has changed at least four times in less than a century, but one thing pretty much has stayed the same. Throughout its history, the building that’s become...
03.24.2014 Community ‘The Northern Homefront II’ at Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library The Cutchogue New Suffolk Library is hosting a Civil War series titled ‘The Northern Homefront II’ at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 25. Richard Radoccia discusses the optimism created...
07.21.2013 News Unique items and services at North Fork libraries In recent years, libraries have become much more than just places to borrow books. Patrons have also become accustomed to checking out music and movies and attending classes at...
01.13.2013 News Learn what life as a ghost investigator is like North Forkers will have a chance to hear one of Long Island’s most knowledgable ghost hunters this afternoon when author Kerriann Flanagan Brosky comes to the Cutchogue-New Suffolk Library...