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‘Unity’ meeting relocated due to conflicts with Catholic beliefs
The March 26 'unity town hall' meeting will instead take place at the Hilton Garden Inn on Route 58 in Riverhead.
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 .
Zeldin supportive but noncommittal on the GOP health care bill
Rep. Lee Zeldin, an outspoken critic of the Affordable Care Act, which he has called a "disaster," discusses the American Health Care Act in a RiverheadLOCAL interview.
‘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."
Bill Swiskey eyes a last-minute, write-in campaign for village trustee
Former Greenport Village trustee and longtime utilities superintendent William Swiskey Sr. says he’s “seriously considering” mounting a write-in campaign for village board in an election that's less than a week away.
Storm causes ‘significant erosion’ to Orient Beach State Park
“There are a lot of downed trees and branches to be cleared. But the road will be fine.”
Nor’easter batters local shores, leaves behind frozen slush and black ice as temperatures drop in storm’s wake
The nor’easter that hammered our region yesterday with high winds, snow, sleet and heavy rain left behind a slushy mess on the East End that will make driving conditions hazardous throughout the day today.
Greenport trustee candidates field questions on housing, traffic, planning, Shelter Island power cable and more
Here are the questions posed to Greenport Village trustee candidates at last night's debate and excerpts of their answers.
State health commissioner approves cardiac catheterization facilities at Peconic Bay Medical Center
Peconic Bay Medical Center has received approval from the New York State Health Commissioner to establish two laboratory cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology suites and construct a rooftop helipad.
Southold hunkers down as major snowstorm approaches
Southold schools and businesses are closing tomorrow in anticipation of dangerous travel conditions, 55 mile per hour wind gusts and possible power outages.
