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Jessica Ann Hunter
May 15, 2012
Edward Fedun
May 15, 2012
Justyna C. Breitenbach
May 11, 2012
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Letters: Keep local control at EPCAL
May 17, 2012
Column: We can't ignore kids and concussions
May 12, 2012
Posts by Beth Young:
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Gardeners learn how to wage war on plant diseases
The memory of last year’s late-blight outbreak, which attacked tomatoes and potatoes, is still fresh in the minds of many backyard vegetable gardeners as they prepare to set their plants...
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North Fork Theatre closing in on $500K fundraising goal
The race is on for the North Fork Community Theatre to raise $500,000 to purchase its building before this August’s deadline, and an anonymous donor has just pledged a $10,000...
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Real estate firms say first quarter sales numbers up in 2012
Buyers are swooping in for real estate deals that may signal a long-anticipated uptick in the local housing market, according to first-quarter real estate reports released earlier this month. Prudential Douglas...
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‘The Sexiest people on Long Island’ are coming to the North Fork
Neighbors of Vineyard 48 in Cutchogue are bracing for what promises to be another year of earth-shaking bass beats, traffic headaches and drunken partygoers urinating and fooling around on their...
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Libertarians plan ‘Peacestock 2012′ music festival in Greenport
Rick Witt, a recording engineer who was recently named the East End’s Libertarian candidate for Congress, has planned an unusual event to kick off his campaign: a three-day rock ‘n’ roll festival at his eight-acre property near the end of Gull Pond Road, a quiet residential street where half the...
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Goodale Farm’s goats experience ‘baby boom’
If you think you saw a herd of white baby goats gathered alongside Route 25 in Aquebogue in the past few weeks, you weren’t hallucinating. Hal Goodale’s Goodale Farms has been...
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Fishermen: It was a great scallop season
It’s hard to top last year’s scallop season, but the fishermen who hung in there plying the waters these last several months say they weren’t disappointed and expect great things...
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Biotoxin leads to closure of 92 acres at Mattituck Inlet, Creek
The New York State DEC has closed 92 acres of Mattituck Inlet and Mattituck Creek, along with the rock jetties that protect the inlet, due to the discovery of a...
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New wastewater treatment system could be coming to East End
New innovations in treatment of wastewater could be on the horizon for the East End. Peconic baykeeper Kevin McAllister has teamed up with Massachusetts engineer Pio Lombardo to tout the benefits of a groundbreaking technology in wastewater treatment at town halls across the East End. The Nitrex nitrate removal system that Mr....
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Photos: Rescued donkeys join Palm Sunday celebration
Rescued donkeys joined parishoners at First Parish Church in Northville for a Palm Sunday morning processional down Church Lane. Three donkeys that were rescued by the East End Ass Whisperers joined...
