William Joseph Breen
William “Bill” Joseph Breen of Cutchogue and Sarasota, Fla., died May 4 at his home in Cutchogue after losing his fight with cancer. He was 83. Born August 26, 1929, in Mineola, he was the third child...
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Rodney Wells of Greenport died May 7 at his home. He was 104. Funeral arrangements, incomplete at presstime, are being handled by DeFriest-Grattan Funeral Home in Southold.
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Feds agree to dredge Mattituck inlet
The federal government has agreed to dredge Mattituck Inlet this fall — a project 15 years in the making — and to use the dredged material to rebuild the heavily eroded Sound beach to the east of the...
View ArticleOleta Marie Melissari
Laurel resident Oleta Marie Melissari died May 5 at her home. She was 83. The Liturgy of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday, May 13, at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Good Counsel R.C. Church in...
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Solomito sweeps opening night twin features
There is no better way for a racecar driver to start off a title defense than with a victory. That is exactly what Shawn Solomito of Islip did Saturday night at Riverhead Raceway. He swept the Twin 30...
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RECAP: Plum Island zoning hearing
Southold Town’s long-awaited plan to zone Plum Island received an outpouring of support during its first public hearing on Tuesday night. The proposal suggests dividing Plum Island into three zoning...
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Baseball: Aided by two-hitter, Tuckers clinch playoff spot
GARRET MEADE PHOTO | Mattituck shortstop Marcos Perivolaris can’t reach Port Jefferson’s first hit of the game, a single bounced up the middle by Joe Booker in the third inning. TUCKERS 9, ROYALS 0...
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Tennis: Ujkic’s a winner in tennis, law, nutrition and bodybuilding
GARRET MEADE FILE PHOTO | Chris Ujkic has been the No. 1-ranked men’s open singles player in the United States Tennis Association’s eastern section for nearly two years. Say this about Chris Ujkic, he...
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Nominees announced for Teeny Awards
KATHARINE SCHROEDER PHOTO | The Mattituck High School drama club’s presentation of “Are Teachers Human” earned several Teeny Award nominations. The 11th Annual Teeny Awards nominees were announced...
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Photos: Student cooks seek a winning recipe at SCCC competition
CARRIE MILLER PHOTO | Luke Gustafson, a Hampton Bays senior, prepares his prize-winning dish at Suffolk Community College’s Culinary Arts and Hospitality Center. The kitchen was heating up at Suffolk...
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Former Tesla lab finally purchased after fundraiser nets $1.4 million
COURTSEY PHOTO | The Wardenclyffe laboratory in Shoreham was built in 1901 by renowned architect Stanford White. Seven months after an online fundraiser raised $1.4 million to save the last remaining...
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Sports Briefs: Orient rower wins gold medal
WILLIAM SMITH ATHLETICS PHOTO | Libby Hughes of Orient won a gold medal as part of the William Smith College varsity eight. Orient rower wins gold For the second year in a row, the William Smith...
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Featured Letter: Check your numbers on teacher salaries
FILE PHOTO | Elected officials met with education advocates earlier this year in Middle Island. To the Editor: Once again I read with great dismay your editor’s attack on public education. (See...
View ArticleSuffolk Times Service Directory: May 9, 2013
Here is the Suffolk Times Service Directory for May 9, 2013. If you are interested in placing an ad, please call Karen, 631-354-8029 or email kcullen@timesreview.com. Suffolk Times Service Directory:...
View ArticleTimes/Review Classifieds: May 9, 2013
Here are the classifieds for May 9, 2013. If you are interested in placing an ad, please call Karen, 631-354-8029 or email kcullen@timesreview.com. Times Review Classifieds: May 9, 2013
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Editorial: Finally, some common sense
In 1998 Mike Forbes was the area’s congressman, Jean Cochran was town supervisor and Doris and Peter McGreevy, who live in a house overlooking the Sound in Mattituck, began pressing the federal...
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PBMC Health celebrates National Nurses Week
CARRIE MILLER PHOTO | Patricia Monzon, a nurse a PBMC Health, demonstrates CPR compressions during Nurses Week’s Community Health Fair on Wednesday. Peconic Bay Medical Center is celebrating National...
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Analysis reveals high bacteria levels in Autumn Pond
TIM KELLY FILE PHOTO | An unusual DNA study concludes that coliform bacteria found in Goldsmith Inlet in Peconic originates with wildlife. Analysis of water from Autumn Pond in Peconic has turned up...
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‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign kicks off May 20
The Southold Police Department will participate in the New York State Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee’s “Buckle Up New York, Click it or Ticket” campaign kicking off later this month. The 14-day...
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Boys Lacrosse: Tuckers finish season with program record 6 wins
GARRET MEADE PHOTO | Mattituck/Greenport/Southold’s Connor Stumpf, far left, and Harborfields’ John Malico, center, battle for a loose ball. TORNADOES 6, TUCKERS 3 They leave with no championships....
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