When Community Action Southold Town completed a recent survey of its clients, a key takeaway was transportation. Many of the residents in Southold Town that CAST supports, such as seniors or people living with disabilities, face transportation issues or are homebound. READ
A photo of a man in India standing waist-deep in water was on the front page of The New York Times the morning after the Greenport Village Trustees meeting on Monday evening, Nov. 25. READ
Poor communication between the Greenport Village Fire Department and Village Board members is contributing to communication issues with the Public Employee Safety and Health Bureau. READ
Following a public hearing that drew no comments from residents, the Southold Town Board unanimously approved a resolution to place a stop sign on Bay Avenue southbound at the intersection of Peconic Bay Boulevard in Mattituck. READ
It’s expected that at some point soon, perhaps several games into this high school boys basketball season, Xavier Allen will hit a basket or sink a free throw and achieve a milestone that a Mattituck player hasn’t reached in over 40 years. READ
Six months after the closing of the Capital One bank branch in Greenport, the building may soon have a new tenant. READ
It was championship weekend Saturday for local soccer teams.
First, the Southold and Greenport boys teams faced off in the Class C county final. The First Settlers won 5-2. READ
For three consecutive years, the four senior co-captains of the Southold boys soccer team walked off the field after the Suffolk County Class C final disappointed and dejected. READ
More than 130 Greenport and Southold students climbed aboard a replica of a famous sailing vessel earlier this week to grasp the historical significance of the slave trade and a U.S. Supreme Court decision, United States v. Schooner Amistad. READ
Bill Claudio, who for nearly three decades was an owner of the iconic Greenport restaurant that bears his family’s name, died Saturday, his family announced. He was 81. READ