Courtney Blasl
Courtney is a freelance photographer, videographer, web designer and writer. She is a lifelong Riverhead resident.
Photos: Brendan Kent’s no-hitter lifts Tuckers to Class B championship
The Mattituck Tuckers took down the Wheatley Wildcats and claimed the Class B Long Island Championship today with a no-hitter thrown by Brendan Kent.
Photos: Hallockville hosts annual Fleece and Fiber Fair
Crowds flocked to the museum farm to watch demonstrations of shearing, wool dying, spinning, weaving, sheepherding, rug hooking and other folk art forms.
Softball playoffs: Mercy falls to Center Moriches in first game of Class B playoffs, 16-3
Mercy will get another shot at the Class B Championship Monday, when they face the loser of Saturday’s playoff game between Center Moriches and Babylon.
Baseball playoffs: Southold falls to Pierson in first loss of the season, 4-1
Southold was handed their first loss of the season by Pierson/Bridgehampton back in game two of the Suffolk Class C Championship, 4-1.
Santa catches the train to Greenport for Railroad Museum Holiday Open House
Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus were greeted by a crowd of children gathered for the open house at the Railroad Museum yesterday afternoon.
Southold library to waive fines for patrons who donate to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in Ericka Rose Auer’s memory
Southold Free Library will waive all fines this weekend for patrons who donate to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in memory of Ericka Rose Auer.
Town Board adopts $44.07 million budget for 2017, raising tax rate by 7.57 percent
The Southold Town Board last night voted 4-1 to approve a $44.07 million operating budget for 2017, increasing spending by 1.29-percent and raising the tax rate by 7.57-percent over this year. Councilman Bob Ghosio cast the lone dissenting vote and Town Justice Louisa Evans was absent.
Turkey Day 5K: Mattituck teachers association’s annual Thanksgiving run will benefit C.A.S.T., scholarship fund
Mattituck-Cutchogue Teachers Association will hold its 11th Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot 5K, an event that draws thousands to Mattituck each year to raise money for scholarships and charities.
Photos: Cutchogue Fire Department treats kids to annual Halloween parade
Kids decked out in costumes of all shapes and sizes for the parade, which kicked off on Depot Lane and ended at the fire department.
Southold Fire Department, ELIH to hold blood drives in November
Southold Fire Department and Eastern Long Island Hospital will both hold blood drives in early November.
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