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Photos: Sunny skies for New Suffolk Waterfront’s 7th Annual Chowderfest

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A crowd sampled tasty chowders and enjoyed the sunshine on the New Suffolk waterfront Saturday.

Baseball: Tuckers slip up early but finish strong to beat Porters, 9-4

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"The bottom of the order really came up big today," Tuckers head coach Steve DeCaro said. "Usually our one through five guys get the job done but it was the bottom of the order that did it today."

Girls Lacrosse: After a strong first half, Tuckers come up short against the Mustangs, 9-5

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"I could not be upset with the effort of the girls today," Tuckers head coach Matt Maloney said. "They played like it was their last time on a varsity field."

Patriot Guard Riders heading to North Fork to escort United States Marines

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The escort is a show of our respect to Marines and meant to alert travelers that heroes are passing through their area.

Baseball: After dominating the regular season, Tuckers and First Settlers ready for championship run

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The first game isn't scheduled until May 26 so Southold will have some time to rest up before trying to make a run for a championship.

Boys and Girls Lacrosse: Tuckers receive playoff seeds, could make history

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History could be made. It's only one strong performance away.

Baseball: Southold wins big in season finale with playoffs on horizon

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The whole season essentially comes down to a three-game playoff series against Pierson/Bridgehampton.

Owner of new Greenport flyboarding business describes sport: ‘Anything is possible’

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"How many things in this world allow you to fly? None. Flyboarding makes you feel as if anything is possible," said Brian Carrick, who will bring his flyboarding business to Greenport this month.

Husband of woman cyclist struck by box truck said she has ‘very long road ahead’

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The family of a woman hit by a box truck in Southold said they are deeply grateful for the Southold Fire Department and Rescue volunteers who saved her life.

Photos: Fun-filled May Mile event at Peconic Landing raises over $25K for Greenport Fire Department

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Runners and walkers of all ages and fitness abilities participated in the May Mile, which featured both a mile long walk and 3.1 mile run.