Residents could soon be able to access town’s electric charging stations for vehicles
Southold residents could soon be able to utilize the town's electric charging stations for their personal vehicles.
At this week's town board work session, which...
Town hosts ceremony to bury time capsule marking 375th anniversary
To commemorate its 375th anniversary year, Southold Town will bury a time capsule filled with memories.
The town's 375th anniversary committee will host the time...
New online code enforcement complaint form coming to Southold Town
The new online complaint form will help code enforcement officers to respond in real time, even on nights and weekends.
Supervisor to discuss budget at special town board meeting
The budget presentation takes place at 9:30 a.m. at Town Hall.
Supervisor’s tentative $42.9 million 2016 budget reflects tax rate increase of 0.54 percent, decrease in spending
Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell's tentative 2016 budget complie with the New York State tax cap.
Town board votes unanimously to approve new aquaculture legislation
After months of heated debate and public outcry, the town board voted unanimously at its meeting Tuesday to adopt new legislation regarding aquaculture in...
Residents renew plea for single use plastic bag ban in Southold
Tempers flared at Southold Town Hall last night as residents renewed a plea to elected officials to consider a single-use plastic bag ban.
Dave Markel,...
Town hit with new notice of claim after fatal limo crash; resident begs board for enforcement before new tragedy
Southold Town was hit with another notice of claim yesterday after July's deadly limo crash in Cutchogue that took the lives of four young...
Developer hits wall of opposition over proposed project for Main Road in Mattituck
The hearing was kept open until the next town board meeting in two weeks.
Southold Farm + Cellar tasting room opens again for business; town says owners found ‘loophole’
The Meadors are expected to appear before the Southold Town zoning board of appeals next on October 1.
