Two sheds on the Breeze Hill Farm property in Peconic caught fire Thursday morning, according to Southold Town police. READ
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Krupski Farms in Cutchogue officially opened its doors for the season Friday after a “cold, rainy spring” and limited local produce last month led to a delay. (more…)
Town officials hope to use Community Development Block Grant funding to install a second Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant playground at Tasker Park in Peconic. (more…)
The Southold Town Board on Tuesday approved a request for proposals for a major recreational facility on town-owned property in Peconic.
Officials hope to see the property developed to fill a void in community recreation while locating the facility near Cochran and Tasker parks. (more…)
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I’m Debbie Slack. I’m the manager here at Catapano Dairy Farm.
A typical day for me is I come in, I open up the store. I put the flags out so people know we’re open. (more…)
A vase wrapped in ribbon and filled with white roses rested on two laminated pieces of paper at the 9/11 memorial at Cochran Park in Peconic Tuesday.
One paper featured a hand-written note. READ
Southold Town officials are moving ahead with plans to meet the demand for more pickleball courts in town. READ
My name is Todd Davey. I own North Fork Garage out here in Peconic.
It’s a little hectic. It’s the process of getting the cars inside the building, figuring out what it needs, putting a bill together, or an estimate, and then selling the job, getting the parts and then trying to fix it. Hopefully we get the diagnosis correct on the first go; in most cases we do. READ
The Southold Town Board approved a bond resolution last Wednesday with an eye toward acquiring a 10.4-acre parcel in Peconic for a town recreational use — or as a potential site for the Sports East athletic facility, Supervisor Scott Russell confirmed Tuesday. READ
The early January nor’easter that battered the North Fork not only ate away at Long Island Sound beaches, but ripped up waterfront structures, including as a $50,000 staircase along the bluff in Peconic that had stood for only 90 days. (more…)