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Education column: Does it pass the common-sense test?
David Gamberg during a school board meeting in Southold. (Credit: Jennifer Gustavson, file) What would make the most sense about developing and promoting the necessary ingredients for a high-quality...
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Startup seed company looks to diversify your dinner plate
Stephanie Gaylor, holding Hawaiian tomato seeds inside her greenhouse. (Carrie Miller photo) Picture the most unusual, visually appealing tomato salad you’ve ever seen. Not just a sea of your typical...
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A ‘North Fork tomato’ is in the works
While the North Fork has become synonymous with the definition of a farming region, it has not yet been able to boast its very own “North Fork” tomato, known and advertised industry-wide by name. Two...
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$45M Peconic Landing expansion to go up for hearing
The entrance to Peconic Landing in Greenport. (Credit: Katharine Schroeder) Peconic Landing’s planned $45 million expansion is among the proposals up for public hearing during Southold Town Planning...
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CJ’s American Grill opens in Mattituck next week
CJ’s American Grill owners, from left: Joanne Richards, Chris Richards and Sal Malguarnera, with Bobby Bugdin, restaurant principal, and manager Sandra Bilotti. Barbaraellen Koch photo. CJ’s American...
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Boys Lacrosse: Tuckers lose but give Westhampton a game
The chase is on for a ground ball. From left, Westhampton Beach’s Evan Gagne, left, and Wyatt Sommer join Mattituck/Greenport/Southold’s Dylan Marlborough in pursuit of the ball. (Credit: Garret Meade)...
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Column: The power of the press
If you picked up one of Times/ Review’s newspapers this week, the paper you held in your hands was created by the editorial, advertising and production staffs over a week’s time in our offices in...
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Community news from around Greenport
John Dinizio Can you believe it’s May? A third of 2014 is already in the history books. Where does the time go? Greenport High School has been ranked in the top 7.8 percent of schools nationwide,...
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Suffolk’s first ‘amnesty day’ for exotic pet owners May 10
These four gators were captured in the Peconic River in April 2013. (Credit: DEC courtesy, file) Perhaps hoping to curb a recent trend of abandoning alligators on Long Island, authorities announced...
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East End Arts student plays Carnegie Hall
Cole Hempel, 12, performing at East End Arts last Friday. (Credit: Barbaraellen Koch) Over 46,000 performances have been held at Carnegie Hall in Manhattan, with some concerts by the most famous names...
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Karl Grossman column: Abuse of power
Now that the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) has been decimated and a private utility from New Jersey, Public Service Electric and Gas (PSEG) has been imposed on Long Island, both in a scheme by New...
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Health Column: Technology to help keep loved ones safe
About a month ago, 82-year-old Jean Taber of Riverside decided to go out for a walk with her dog Freckles — but Ms. Taber, who had been suffering from short-term memory loss, became disoriented and...
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Seven steps to your very own veggies
Talmage Farm Agway nursery manager Sherry Brezinski with some of the vegetable and herb seedlings in the store. (Credit: Barbaraellen Koch) The North Fork is renowned for its sprawling farms and...
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Help wanted: Dock builder, restaurant help, sales rep
Looking for work, or know someone who is? Times/Review classifieds offers local companies a place to advertise their job openings each week, and this week close to 70 positions are available from...
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Bridgehampton National Bank reports record core net income
Bridgehampton National Bank in Wading River. (Credit: Paul Squire file) In its 2014 first quarter report, Bridge Bancorp, Inc., parent company of Bridgehampton National Bank (BNB), announced a record...
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Photos: Mother’s Day craft fair at Greenport schools
From left, Kirsten Droskoski, Keira Klotzer, 5, and Sharon Klotzer of Greenport shopping at Louise Eberle’s stall at the Greenport PTA’s Mother’s Day craft fair Sunday. (Credit: Katharine Schroeder...
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Update: Missing person report issued for sinking boat owner
A police boat returns to the shore after officers were unable to locate a sailboat that had issued a distress call Sunday afternoon. The U.S. Coast Guard is continuing the search. (Credit: Grant...
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Week in Review: Father Tom, Tall Ships and cheerleading
Father Thomas Murray is leaving St. Agnes Church in Greenport after a dozen years. Next stop: St. Therese of Lisieux Church in Montauk. (Credit: Paul Squire, file) Here are some of The Suffolk Times...
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Jamesport firefighters respond to early Sunday morning fire
(Credit: Google Maps image) Although smoke detectors at a Jamesport home weren’t working when a kitchen garbage can caught fire early Sunday morning, fire officials said in a press release the...
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