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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Photos: Southold-Greenport Drama Club presents ‘Sabrina Fair’
The Southold-Greenport Drama Club presents a romantic comedy, 'Sabrina Fair.'
Halloween on the North Fork: 2017 guide to haunted houses, parties and events
From parades to haunted houses, spooky walks to costume parties, Halloween on the North Fork has a lot to offer. Here’s your comprehensive guide to the spookiest events around town.
Southold Town to helicopter winery tours: “You’re not welcome here”
Local residents object to helicopters delivering winery visitors to the North Fork.
Mattituck students teach third graders how to stand up to bullying
Mattituck High School students presented workshops on bullying to Cutchogue East third graders.
Memorial Field of Flags to return to Southold High School Nov. 4
Community members are invited to sponsor an American flag for the Southold High School's freshman class Memorial Field of Flags.
Memorial 7K race to honor Cutchogue firefighter Drew McCaffery
A memorial race will be held to honor the life of a Cutchogue man who devoted 24 years of his life to the fire department.
Diocese of Rockville Centre introduces compensation program for victims of clergy sex abuse
The Independent Reconciliation and Compensation Program provides survivors a way to move forward with claims and receive financial compensation.
Greenport Village will offer Halloween festivities for the entire family
Greenport Village has expanded its Halloween parade into a morning of fun for the entire family.
4-H club at Cutchogue East Elementary teaches children to learn by doing
Elementary school children will participate in hands on projects that teach new skills and help forge friendships and a feeling of community.
Student Shakespeare festival loses funding, is put on hiatus
An after-school Shakespeare class that attracts dozens of students from Greenport and Southold Schools has lost funding for its popular Spring Festival.
