05.23.2020 COVID-19 Editorial: Flags should still be placed at the national cemeteries Decoration Day began in 1868 as a means of honoring Union soldiers who died in battle during the Civil War. For decades, it was believed that 612,000 soldiers on...
05.25.2015 Community WWII-era flagpole finds a new home in Cutchogue Nearly two years after he donated a 46-foot flagpole to Salt Air Farm in Cutchogue, Mark Baxter began to lose faith the decades-old wooden beam would ever be erected...
10.11.2014 Community Church expands scope of tribute to veterans Come November, the lawn in front of Cutchogue Presbyterian Church will become a field of American flags. Each will honor a fallen, deployed or returning soldier.
09.30.2014 Community Buy a flag, honor a veteran to support Wounded Warrior Project Cutchogue Presbyterian Church is selling American flags for $5 to honor veterans.