As The Suffolk Times recaps the past year, here’s a look at the most-read stories of 2017. READ
Tag: Year in Review 2017
In January, about 60 East Enders gathered to protest at Congressman Lee Zeldin’s Riverhead office, saying the congressman would not listen to their concerns. (more…)
Suffolk County District Attorney, Tom Spota was the top law enforcement official in the county, a position he held since 2001. READ
This year saw immigration issues brought to the forefront, from demonstrations to community discussions to ramped-up arrests of undocumented individuals. READ
As we usher in the new year, we present the front page of every issue of The Suffolk Times from 2017.
Be sure to pick up our latest “faces” cover and our 2017 Year in Review issue on newsstands now. (more…)
The Southold Town Board in August approved resolutions to fire two Southold police officers receiving disability payments for several years over an inability to perform their full duties. READ
Jan. 3: Lessings enters a long-term lease and takes over operations at Vineyard Caterers in Aquebogue.
Jan. 10: Boom Burger opens in Mattituck. READ
This year’s Peconic Bay scallop harvest started off with one of the strongest yields in years, according to local baymen and seafood retailers. READ
Every year at this time we ask our staff about the stories we published that moved them. READ
Last week, The Suffolk Times staff got together for its annual team photo at our office in Mattituck. READ