Photos by Elizabeth Wagner
Santa made his annual visit to Cutchogue Saturday, arriving by helicopter to greet smiling children on a beautiful, but chilly afternoon. READ
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The Kilgen pipe organ at Our Lady of Ostrabrama R.C. Church in Cutchogue has been played weekly at every Mass, funeral, wedding, first communion, confirmation and concert for 81 years. READ
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Hi, I’m Cathy Blasko. I am a manager here at Braun’s Grill. We are a seafood take-out restaurant located here in Cutchogue. READ
Suzy Heffernan and Kristen Neimeth met in 2015 while competing in the Deep Pond Triathlon in Wading River. Both were relative newcomers to the sport and were at similar points in their lives, each with two children. READ
The National Transportation Safety Board recommended New York pass legislation to require mandatory seat belt use for passengers in limousines, according to a safety report released earlier this month. READ
Some residents of the Skunk Lane area of Cutchogue say speeding vehicles in the area are putting pedestrians and cyclists at risk. READ
Early on the morning of Oct. 8, 1961, a Sunday, a fire erupted at the Eastern Suffolk Cooperative farm labor camp at the north end of Cox Lane in Cutchogue. Four residents of the camp died in the blaze. Three of the men were said at the time to have died in their room in one of the many squalid barracks at the migrant labor camp; the fourth died later in the day at Eastern Long Island Hospital. (more…)
Stefan Soloviev, real-estate magnate and owner of Crossroads Agriculture, plans to add the 53 acres that comprise Peconic Bay Winery in Cutchogue to the more than 1,000 acres of North Fork land he’s reportedly acquired in recent years. READ
Santa’s Christmas Tree Farm in Cutchogue has been sold, but the new owners plan to maintain the operation and they’re hoping to keep Santa in the name, too. READ
The Mattituck High School Class of 2019 celebrated its graduation Saturday morning with its commencement ceremony inside the gym. (more…)