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Terminated probationary cop sues Southold Town again, seeking damages
A former Southold cop whose employment was terminated a few days before his 18-month probationary period ended, has filed another lawsuit against the town.
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Southold School breaks ground on capital improvement project
Southold School broke ground today on a capital improvement project that will enhance security, reconfigure classrooms and add a synthetic turf sport field to the athletic field.
Southold Town will join state’s federal lawsuit to block dredge dumping in eastern Long Island Sound
Southold Town has announced it will join the state’s lawsuit to block the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s plan to dump dredged materials in the eastern Long Island Sound.
Local ‘dreamers’ worry about their uncertain future after DACA program ends
The local face of DACA: Two young adults talk about what the program meant to them and share their worries about its termination.
Local efforts continue to help Harvey victims, including displaced animals
With still-fresh memories of the devastation wrought by Superstorm Sandy in 2012, local residents are mobilizing to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey, including displaced animals.
It’s back to school next week: What’s new for North Fork students
What's new at local schools when the kids step off those big yellow buses next week.
Update: North Fork businesses team up to help victims of Hurricane Harvey
Supplies will be collected locally and driven directly to Corpus Christi, Texas, to aid those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Former highway superintendent slams job being done by his successor
Former longtime highway superintendent Peter Harris had harsh criticism for his successor at Tuesday night's town board meeting, which surprised Superintendent Vincent Orlando.
Members of the 106th Rescue Wing save hundreds from Houston floods: video
Since arriving in Texas, members of the 106th Rescue Wing in Westhampton have rescued 345 people, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said this afternoon.
Resident brings Confederate flag complaint to town board, seeking code clarification and statement of principle
The town board will get an opinion from the town attorney on whether the code requires a permit to fly a flag at a town recreational site.
