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Greenport adopts $15.5 million budget; sets tax levy at 3.93%
JENNIFER GUSTAVSON PHOTO | The Greenport Board of Education adopted next year’s spending plan Wednesday night. The Greenport Board of Education adopted Superintendent Michael Comanda’s $15.5 million...
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Girl Scouts cleaning up Orient state park
COURTESY PHOTO | Members of Girl Scout Troop 1971 Service Unit 60 created signs this week to promote ‘Rock the Beach,’ its first Earth Day celebration. The trash at Orient Beach State Park is about to...
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Column: More tears for Newtown massacre
BARBARAELLEN KOCH FILE PHOTO | Joe and Roe Czaluda’s memorial they created in December to the Sandy Hook victims on their front lawn on Sunrise Avenue in Riverhead. Yes, it’s true: I’m a crybaby. I cry...
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G’port mayor pitches idea for alternative energy park
JULIE LANE FILE PHOTO | Greenport Mayor David Nyce. Greenport Mayor David Nyce’s push for public support for his eco-friendly energy park project at Clark’s Beach brought him to Town Hall Tuesday. Mr....
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Riverhead ZBA takes up plans for long-term care facility
TIM GANNON PHOTO | Steve Scerri, vice president of New Beginnings Community Center in Medford, urges the Riverhead ZBA to approve the group’s proposal to build a home for people with traumatic brain...
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Boys Track and Field: Mattituck’s Brew fourth in high jump at 6-0
GARRET MEADE PHOTO | Shoreham-Wading River junior Ryan Udvadia looked as if was running on air as he took first place in the open 1,600 meters in 4 minutes 20.98 seconds. SUFFOLK TRACK OFFICIALS...
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Photos: A peek inside Fire Fighter, the famed NYC fireboat
KATHARINE SCHROEDER PHOTO | A look inside one of the control rooms of Fire Fighter, the famed fireboat docked in Greenport. Representatives from the East End Seaport Museum met with retired fireboat...
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Column: ‘Kramering’ your way into newspapers
MICHAEL WHITE PHOTO | The Cecil Whig editors weren’t sure what to call me when I was showing up every day without ever being hired, so they went with ‘Whig Correspondent.’ I wasn’t sure if the young...
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Meet a North Fork woman who invented her own spice
CARRIE MILLER PHOTO | Earl and Gloria Fultz, who make cHarissa, a Moroccan-influenced food seasoning. If you want to spice things up in the kitchen, but your busy schedule prevents you from taking the...
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MSN counts Mattituck among 18 ‘cool’ McDonald’s locations
One floats. Another delivers. Ours? Well, it doesn’t have a drive through and it’s kind of nice looking. MSN recently included the North Fork’s only standalone fast food place among a list of “18 cool...
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Featured Letter: Organic lawns don’t require more time, money
BARBARAELLEN KOCH PHOTO | Master gardener Nancy Gilbert cuts back last year’s leaves on a Hellebore in bloom in her yard in Jamesport. Witch Hazel and Snowdrops are very early blooming plants next to...
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Cops: Southold woman charged with DWI in Mattituck
A Southold woman was arrested Sunday night for driving drunk along Route 25 in Mattituck, Southold Town police said. Cynthia Murray, 24, was stopped by an officer at 9 p.m. after police received a...
View ArticlePhil Horton
Phil Horton of Peconic died peacefully at home on April 15, 2013, with his family at his side. He was 82 years old. He was born May 6, 1930, in Greenport to Dorothy (Robinson) and Philip Goldsmith...
View ArticleStanton J. Ehrenson
Stanton J. Ehrenson died April 11 at Eastern Long Island Hospital in Greenport at the age of 81. He had resided at Peconic Landing in Greenport for one and a half years after living in Port Jefferson...
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Photos: Mattituck’s “Are Teachers Human?”
KATHARINE SCHROEDER PHOTO | The Mattituck High School drama club will present “Are Teachers Human” beginning Thursday. Determined to be successful in their new posts, a young principal and an English...
View ArticleAdam Joseph Kowalski Jr.
March 24, 1925 – April 10, 2013 Adam Joseph Kowalski Jr., loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, age 88, entered his heavenly home on April 10, 2013. Mr. Kowalski, known as “Chip,” was...
View ArticlePenny P. Burnham
Penny P. Burnham, a 65-year resident of Southold and Massapequa, died April 4 at her Southold home after a long fight with lung cancer. She was 69. Penny was born to Helen (Roeben) and Phillip M....
View ArticleVictor Cierach
Victor Cierach passed away peacefully at his Southold residence on April 13, 2013, just five days shy of his 85th birthday. Victor was born on April 18, 1928, in Southold to Adam and Stephanie Cierach....
View ArticleJuan “John” Arroyo
Juan “John” Arroyo of Greenport died April 14 at age 51. He was born in Brooklyn July 4, 1961, to Ginin Torres and Juan M. Arroya and married Claudette F. Welch in Mattituck on Oct. 17, 2010. Mr....
View ArticleDeborah S. Beilby
Deborah S. Beilby, known as Debbie, died April 11 surrounded by family and friends. The longtime Southold Town resident was 65 years old. Born Nov. 15, 1947, she worked as a counselor at Eastern Long...
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