Hundreds of people lined Main Road in Cutchogue Saturday afternoon for the 14th annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. (more…)
Tag: North Fork Chamber of Commerce
Business leaders from across the North Fork gathered at Raphael in Peconic to honor some of their own at the North Fork Chamber of Commerce Snowflake Gala Friday evening. READ
This year’s Snowflake Gala will honor two businesses that have been fixtures on the North Fork for a long time.
The North Fork Chamber of Commerce has chosen to honor Orient by the Sea as business of the year and San Simeon by the Sound for its community service at its seventh annual awards dinner next week. READ
In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, which dramatically flooded parts of Texas and Louisiana and left thousands displaced from their homes and without basic necessities, locals across the North Fork are stepping up to help in different ways. READ
Friends and families bundled up for the North Fork Chamber of Commerce and Cutchogue Fire Department’s 13th annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Cutchogue Saturday afternoon.
He travels primarily by reindeer-powered sleigh, but for his annual visit to Cutchogue, Santa Claus prefers another mode of transportation: helicopter. READ
Cutchogue has long been referred to as “the sunniest spot in New York.”
While the origin of the saying is relatively unknown, it has been used in everything from news articles to real estate listings. In fact, signs welcoming visitors to the hamlet even feature the slogan.
But is there any science behind the sun-drenched claim?
It was a sea of green Saturday on Main Road in Cutchogue, where hundreds of people lined the streets for the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. (more…)
(L-R) Candidates William Swiskey, Doug Roberts, Zuleyha (Julie) Lillis, George Hubbard and David Muarry at the Meet the Candidates night in East Marion Tuesday evening. Not pictured is Village Trustee candidate Jack Martilotta, who was away on duty with the National Guard at the time of the event.(Credit: Paul Squire)
The North Fork Chamber of Commerce’s Meet the Candidates night Tuesday evening marked the first opportunity for the Greenport Village mayoral and trustee candidates to make their pitches in the same room. All the candidates were there except resident Jack Martilotta a trustee candidate who was on duty with the National Guard at the time of the event.
Though not a debate, the candidates answered questions on issues posed to them from the audience at Hellenic Snack Bar in East Marion — from shoveling snow and keeping the popular ice skating rink open to civility and openness by the Village Board and the future of Mitchell Park. (more…)
