12.02.2022 News As an artist and teacher, John Wissemann, 97, mastered his craft With a silver-colored pencil in his right hand and various other colors held firm in his opposite hand, John Wissemann meticulously filled in various shapes through a stencil he...
09.21.2022 News Dylan Newman, 18, remembered for ‘bright smile and warm personality’ Dylan Newman, a recent Southold High School graduate whose fighting spirit and courage inspired so many around him as he underwent treatment for a rare bone cancer, died Tuesday...
06.17.2022 News At Peconic Bay Diner, Angelo Stavropoulos, 68, made everyone feel at home When Angelo Stavropoulos walked into a room, he instantly owned it. His loud, powerful presence drew the attention of everyone around him. Dressed to the nines in a three-piece...
06.16.2022 Community Ray Nine, ‘Mr. Mattituck,’ remembered for his love of community In every way — from where he was born, where he grew up, the successful businesses he ran and the more than six decades he spent with Mattituck Fire...
09.15.2021 News Jamesport Vineyards patriarch was an industry pioneer Like a fine wine, Ron Goerler Sr. aged well. One could say Mr. Goerler lived his 95 years to the fullest. He wasn’t cheated on life experiences. It wasn’t...
04.01.2020 COVID-19 Peconic Landing couple dies from COVID-19 within four days of each other It was hardly a promising beginning for a relationship when Edward and Joan (Powers) Porco met for the first time at a New Year’s Eve party in 1959. Edward,...
03.24.2020 Obituaries Watkins-Johnson, 99; believed in power of prayer More than anything else, perhaps, Josephine Watkins-Johnson was a survivor and a believer. She firmly believed that the latter had a lot to do with the former. Ms. Watkins-Johnson...
11.13.2019 Obituaries Kelley Blanchard, 27, remembered as vibrant woman who always helped others On the showroom floor at Riverhead Nissan, Kelley Blanchard would “zip around” in her high heels. Next month would have marked her one-year anniversary as a sales and leasing...
10.28.2019 Obituaries Bill Claudio, former co-owner of iconic Greenport restaurant, dies at 81 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.
07.13.2017 Obituaries Rudolph Bruer, former Southold Town Justice, dies at 77 Rudolph Bruer, a Southold Town justice for two decades who began practicing law in 1965, died Wednesday. He was 77.