Katharine Schroeder
Katharine is a writer and photographer who has lived on the North Fork for nearly 40 years, except for three-plus years in Hong Kong a decade ago, working for the actor Jackie Chan. She lives in Cutchogue.
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Peconic Landing seeking applicants for ‘Veterans Day Wedding Giveback’
Peconic Landing will host its 7th annual “Veterans Day Wedding Giveback."
Cutchogue couple launches Harvest Food Box, a healthy meal delivery service with local ingredients and minimal prep
A local couple takes the pain out of preparing healthy meals by delivering ready-to-cook boxes of ingredients to your doorstep.
A shop with an environmental and social conscience to open in Greenport
A shop stocked with locally sourced and fair trade products set to open in Greenport April 7
Greenport voters will be asked to approve creation of a new capital reserve fund
The Greenport Board of Ed is proposing to establish a capital improvement reserve fund, to which the district can contribute $750,000 per year for 10 years. Expenditures from the fund would require advance voter approval.
Photos: Fourth annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Jamesport
Pipe bands, community groups and local fire departments paraded down Main Road in Jamesport today for the East End Emerald Society's Fourth Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Next ‘Synergy’ forum, providing chance for community dialogue with police, scheduled for April 6 in Mattituck
The third in a series of 'Synergy' forums will provide another opportunity for an "open and respectful conversation between police and members of the community."
Photos: Southold High School Drama Club presents ‘Les Misérables’
The musical version of Les Miserables has played on stages in theaters all over the world - and now it's coming to the North Fork performed entirely by students.
Greenport voters will decide three-way contest for two trustee seats Tuesday
Incumbent trustees Mary Bess Phillips and Julia Robins and challenger Paul Kreiling are in a three-way contest for two open seats on the Greenport Village Board in tomorrow's general election .
Mattituck alum puts her training in electrical engineering to work on international humanitarian missions
Amanda Gatz of Cutchogue has worked in Guatemala and is about to go to Ghana, where she will teach women to build solar charging stations. She must raise the $3,000 to purchase the required materials.
‘Grassroots Town Hall for Unity’ meeting planned by local social justice advocates
“It’s an invitation to activism for people who are not already involved in some sort of social issue but who are concerned about the future of social justice in this particular political moment."
