Courtney Blasl
Courtney is a freelance photographer, videographer, web designer and writer. She is a lifelong Riverhead resident.
Sixth grader’s wish to honor ALS victim comes true Friday with outdoor movie
"Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" will show tomorrow night at the school's outdoor amphitheater in honor of Gerry Hayden.
Students put on outdoor performance of The Tempest as part of Shakespeare fest
Nearly 40 students grades 7-12 performed Shakespeare’s The Tempest at the outdoor venue as part of the Playing @ Will Spring Shakespeare Festival.
Photos: North Fork’s 11th Relay for Life takes up the baton in fight against cancer
Hundreds of community members turned out to help fight cancer at the eleventh annual Relay for Life in Peconic yesterday.
Greenport Flag Day display aims to help American Legion Hall restoration effort
Greenport's historic roller rink is being brought back to life, thanks to the hard work of some dedicated veterans and volunteers – and the...
America, replica of historic schooner that launched America’s Cup in 1851, sails into Greenport Harbor next week
The 139-foot yacht America, a replica of the schooner that made history when it launched the America’s Cup tradition in 1851, will arrive in Greenport next week.
Southold Fire Department holds all-you-can-eat Pulled Pork and Shrimp fundraiser
Southold Fire Department volunteers served up pulled pork and shrimp to a hungry crowd Saturday night.
Mattituck grad organizes Semper Fi 5K to raise money for wounded service members
Photos: The first North Fork Marines Semper Fi 5K race in New Suffolk today was organized by a Mattituck High School graduate whose brother is serving in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Photos: Sun shines on eighth annual New Suffolk Waterfront Chowderfest
A crowd turned out to First and Main Street in New Suffolk to enjoy six different locally prepared chowders and a full barbecue lunch.
Check out these wheels: Mattituck Fire Department holds third annual car show
Proceeds from the event benefit the Mattituck Fire Department Scholarship Fund.
Four hundred Southold students receive CPR training from Southold FD
All students grades seven through 12 learned how to do chest compressions as part of a state mandate for hands-on resuscitation training.
