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02.10.2022 News

Award-winning songwriter, photographer faced homelessness until Nashville music community poured in support

It sounds like the stuff of a sad country music song, only it isn’t a song. It’s real life, though it does involve a country music songwriter, Greenport’s own...

07.15.2021 News

After winning ‘The Voice,’ Carter Rubin shifts to studio work with first single set to be released in fall

Like so many other kids his age, Carter Rubin has spent the beginning of summer vacation by enjoying time with his family, doing a little bit of traveling and...

04.23.2021 News

Southold teen to attend prestigious Curtis Institute of Music

When Juliet Rand was just 8 years old, her grandparents Ronnie and Jerry Matovcik took her to a local vineyard to see an opera concert. It was an experience...

09.05.2020 News

New country music album devoted to work of Hall of Fame Greenport songwriter

It’s funny how heartache can lift one’s spirits. Then again, if that heartache is contained in a newly released album consisting exclusively of your songs, well, that explains a...

06.17.2019 Southold School District

At just 11 years of age, Peconic boy plays Carnegie Hall

To see her 11-year-old son, Daniel, play piano at Carnegie Hall on June 2 was a dream come true for Peconic resident Liliana Rila.

05.12.2019 The Arts

Alex Sipiagin, renowned trumpet player, draws inspiration from North Fork for latest album

Jazz musician Alex Sipiagin often draws from his experiences traveling when he composes music. The life of a musician leads to constant travel and as a trumpet player and...

09.18.2017 Religion

The Work We Do: Ann Welcome, piano teacher

My name is Ann Welcome and I’m a piano teacher in my home in Cutchogue and also the music director for the Mattituck Presbyterian Church.

09.14.2017 News

Organizers of Orient festival, ‘Burning Kouch,’ announce it’s canceled

The Town of Southold successfully obtained a temporary restraining order against the camping/musical festival in Orient known as Burning Kouch, according to Supervisor Scott Russell.

07.08.2017 Columns

Column: It’s hard to believe, but I once played the clarinet

My wife always fires back the same wisecrack each time I make a joke about her joining a concert band. For example, we walked past the Patchogue Theatre for...

11.24.2016 The Arts

Young Southold organists invited to play in ‘rising stars’ recital

William Roslak began learning the pipe organ when he was just 11 years old. It was a unique hobby his friends at Southold High School supported, but as he...

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