Kiely targets bail reform, immigration in Assembly rematch
Republican Stephen Kiely is taking another crack at the state’s 1st Assembly District seat after a failed run in 2024, hoping to defeat Democratic incumbent Tommy John Schiavoni in a rematch on Nov....
View ArticleSchiavoni runs on water, affordability and local control
Democratic incumbent Tommy John Schiavoni is seeking a second term in the state’s 1st Assembly District on Nov. 3, with water quality, affordability and environmental protection among his top...
View ArticleNorth Fork house of the week and real estate transfers: Oct. 14, 2026
House of the Week: “Amazing” 2.5 acres, sandy beach, backyard entertaining spaces and an interior with abundant natural light. Island View Lane Property Owners Association with views to Sunset Beach...
View ArticleErnest “Ernie” Lee Albee
Longtime North Fork resident Ernest “Ernie” Lee Albee passed away at his home in New Suffolk after a brief illness on Sept. 28, 2026, at the age of 65. He was born on June 11, 1961, in Plattsburgh,...
View ArticleHanover Bank expands to East End with third branch in Suffolk
The newest Hanover Bank full-service branch just landed in Riverhead. Hanover Community Bank opened its third Suffolk County location and added its 11th branch earlier this month at 205 Osborn Ave. in...
View ArticleSouthold/Greenport cross country celebrates seniors, keeps perfect season alive
The magic number for the Southold/Greenport cross country team on Tuesday was seven — for the seven runners who were honored on Senior Day at Indian Island County Park in Riverhead. The Settlers boys...
View ArticleGreenport demands more flexibility in Southold’s CPF spending plan
Greenport officials continued to challenge Southold Town’s proposed rules for how Community Preservation Fund (CPF) money should benefit the village, with Mayor Kevin Stuessi demanding “a piece of the...
View ArticlePeconic Landing becomes second senior living community in nation to earn Slow...
Peconic Landing has earned a national honor for the food on its tables — and on Tuesday, residents celebrated with a spread that made the point better than any award could. Dozens gathered in the...
View ArticleA North Fork museum preserves Long Island’s Indigenous history
On Southold’s Bayview Road, a small museum preserves Long Island history that extends far beyond the colonial era. The Southold Indian Museum (1080 Main Bayview Road, Southold, 631-765-5577) grew out...
View ArticleHunting mushrooms after dark: Fluorescent wonders are revealed at Mashomack
After a nor’easter postponed Mashomack Preserve’s inaugural Fluorescent Fungi hike on Shelter Island, the search for the glowing mushrooms took place on Friday, Oct. 9. Participants were handed UV...
View ArticleMattituck plays for Coach Pick at emotional memorial tournament
As a beloved member of the Mattituck school community, Kelly Pickering gave so much to her students, whether it was as a guidance counselor or girls volleyball coach. She pointed youngsters in the...
View ArticleNancy Ann Morizzo
Nancy Ann Morizzo, of Southold, passed away on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026 at the age of 69. Nancy was born on Dec. 29, 1956, in New York City to Raymond and Elsie Morizzo. Nancy worked for 30 years at the...
View ArticlePhoto gallery: Bug Light Classic Regatta sails into Greenport Harbor
The inaugural Bug Light Classic Regatta — hosted by the East End Seaport Museum, Stirling Harbor Foundation, and Shelter Island Yacht Club — set sail Saturday after the nor’easter postponed it Sept....
View ArticleJack Robert Norris
Feb. 28, 1946 – Oct. 10, 2026 Jack Robert Norris, 80, went home to be with the Lord on Oct. 10, 2026. He was a husband, father, grandfather, and man of faith whose presence filled every room he...
View ArticleLori Ann Panarello
Lori Ann Panarello, a celebrated hairstylist, salon owner, and founder of the North Fork Pride Parade, passed away at home after a year long fight against glioblastoma, surrounded by her loving...
View ArticleLori Panarello, founder of North Fork Pride Parade, dies at 67: ‘truly a...
Lori Panarello, a beloved North Fork community organizer whose vision helped bring the first Pride Parade to Greenport, has died. North Fork Women announced her death last Friday in Facebook post,...
View ArticleGreenport runner takes on NYC Marathon to support Alzheimer’s fight
When Deja Hursey lines up for the New York City Marathon on Nov. 1, the Greenport resident will be running 26.2 miles for a cause that has touched her own family: Alzheimer’s disease. Ms. Hursey, a...
View ArticlePhoto gallery: Rock ’n’ roll cars roll through North Fork, Cutchogue first...
Cutchogue’s Village Green was rocking and rolling on Saturday as vintage automobiles cruised in for the Rock and Roll Car Show, bringing a blast from the past to the historic grounds. The event...
View ArticleEditorial: A family farm’s enduring promise
There is a kind of continuity on the North Fork that can’t be measured in acresIt shows up in the people who rise before daylight, know a field by its soil, remember a customer’s order by heart and...
View ArticleLetters to the Editor: Fighting a rising tide
Greenport Fighting a rising tide The recent nor’easter made a painful reality undeniable: Greenport Village is losing its footing against the rising tide. Greenport is entirely cradled by the Peconic...
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