11.12.2014 News Insurance company sues owners of tall ship Bounty A Maine insurance company has filed a federal lawsuit against the owners of the sailing ship Bounty, claiming they misrepresented the “unseaworthy” condition of the vessel and recklessly chose...
07.29.2014 Government Funding granted to cover Sandy damage at Downs Farm Preserve Governor Andrew Cuomo announced last week that Southold Town has been awarded a $30,000 grant to cover the costs of damages caused by Hurricane Sandy at Cutchogue’s Downs Farm/Fort...
02.14.2014 News A captain ‘reckless’ at the helm caused Bounty’s doomed fate Four days before the sailing ship Bounty sank off the coast of North Carolina, longtime captain Robin Walbridge called a meeting of his crew members in port in New...
11.10.2013 Business Contractor outlines steps in lifting a house Ever since Hurricane Sandy sent storm tides of more than six feet surging across the Peconic Bay shoreline and the South Shore, Guy Davis’ construction company has been busy....
09.19.2013 Letters Letter: LIPA responds to Suffolk Times editorial To the editor: The Sept. 5 editorial entitled “LIPA project can’t be dead in the water” makes three points that warrant clarification from LIPA. First, the statement made that...
09.09.2013 News Key lessons from Sandy include importance of texting Emergency preparedness and the importance of embracing mobile technology — especially the use of text messages — were major topics of discussion at the “Southold Town Responds to Lessons...
09.04.2013 News Lessons from Sandy presentation Saturday The East Marion Community Association will host “Southold Town Responds to Lessons from Sandy,” Saturday, Sept. 7, from 10 a.m. to noon at the East Marion firehouse. Doors will...
08.01.2013 News Report: Sandy cars from Calverton ending up on used car lots ABC News investigators are reporting Sandy-damaged cars that were being stored at the Enterprise Park at Calverton and elsewhere are ending up on used car lots across the country....
07.06.2013 News Southold still waiting for FEMA reimbursement About eight months after Hurricane Sandy, some Long Island municipalities are still waiting for cleanup and repair funding promised by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Southold Town is on...
06.29.2013 News Sandy cars all gone from town, private properties at EPCAL The runways at the Enterprise Park at Calverton are now car-free for the first time since mid-November, when Riverhead Town inked a deal to allow thousands of storm-damaged cars...
