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Paving work continues today in Mattituck
A second section of New Suffolk Avenue and part of Wickham Avenue will be paved today, the Southold Town highway superintendent said.
Plum Island Preservation Act redux: Zeldin’s bill passes House again
To become law, the bill must also be passed in the U.S. Senate, where Rep. Lee Zeldin’s bill, also passed by the House last year, died in the 114th Congress. If passed by both chambers it goes to the President's desk for signing.
L.I. Sound Program funding included in appropriations bill: Zeldin
The Department of Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies Appropriations bill for fiscal year 2018 includes $8 million in funding for the L.I. Sound Program and $26.7 million for the National Estuary Program, Rep. Lee Zeldin announced.
Paving work scheduled today: Ole Jule Lane, New Suffolk Avenue
Paving is scheduled today on Ole Jule Lane in Mattituck and New Suffolk Avenue.
Southold Town Board: Preservation of Mattituck farmland approved, new comptroller hired
A $1.69 million purchase of farmland development rights will preserve a 26-acre tract in Mattituck.
Southold’s termination of probationary police officer is upheld by court
Justice William Ford ruled in a decision dated July 17 that ex-cop Garrett Lake failed to produce evidence demonstrating his dismissal last May was “motivated by illegal, impermissible or unconstitutional political motivations or retaliation.”
Anti-Bias Task Force focuses on message of ‘respect and civility’ for all
The task force is using a blue ribbon to symbolize its 'respect and civility' message.
Major renovation of old Sterlington Hotel in Greenport nears completion
A stately old Greenport landmark has been brought back to life by a local builder.
Judge Rudolph Bruer remembered as a gentleman, devoted family man and friend
Rudolph H. Bruer III, longtime Southold Town Justice and local lawyer known for his soft-spoken demeanor and sense of humor, died on July 12,...
Shovels in the ground for advanced cardiac care at PBMC in Riverhead
Peconic Bay Medical Center/Northwell Health broke ground Wednesday on its $60 million, three-story critical care tower that will include a comprehensive cardiac care center offering lifesaving interventional cardiac procedures not currently available anywhere on the East End.
