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Posts by Jennifer Gustavson:
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Key moment for land preservation in Suffolk County
Suffolk lawmakers are feuding over the fate of the county’s water quality program now that its funding has reached a crossroads. As of November, the county can no longer borrow against...
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What’s happening at tonight’s North Fork Environmental Council meeting?
The Laurel Lake Preserve wind turbine plan and a moratorium on Suffolk County’s water quality fund program for open space acquisitions — which is being considered in the county Legislature...
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Story & video: Winferfest 2012 now under way in L.I. Wine Country
Nearly 300 people turned out at Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard Saturday for one of the first shows of Winterfest 2012. Richard Rubin, the winery's CEO, said this year's kickoff was more...
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Story & photos: Cash Mob takes to downtown Riverhead
As snow lightly dusted downtown Riverhead Saturday morning, about 40 people — clasping $20 bills — gathered to start "mobbing" local stores, looking for Valentine’s Day deals while trying to...
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NY Secretary of State presents proposed state budget in Riverhead
Governor Andrew Cuomo plans to piggyback on last year’s success in closing a $10 billion budget deficit while holding the line on taxes by reducing estimated spending increases to state...
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Searching for strong backs to aid ospreys on the East End
A local environmental group is organizing a volunteer project to help the osprey population by installing new poles and repairing some existing ones before nesting season begins next month. Kate Fullam...
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North Fork Potato Chips awarded $50,000 marketing grant
North Fork Potato Chips won a federal grant last week and is now planning to expand its marketing reach, company officials said Thursday. Carol Sidor, who owns the 170-acre Sidor Farm...
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Former East End Assembly members give their take on redistricting
Four former members of the state Assembly who at one time represented the North Fork have added their voices to those opposing a redistricting proposal that would once again unite...
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East End representatives disagree on proposed minimum wage increase
While state lawmakers mull increasing the minimum wage by $1.25, East End representatives in Albany are at odds on how the move would affect the local economy. South Fork Assemblyman Fred Thiele (I-Sag Harbor) is pushing legislation to raise the minimum wage from $7.25 to $8.50 per hour, because he believes...
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Store closing means Southold Town home to just one ‘bagel shop’
North Fork Bagels Cafe in Mattituck closed Monday after serving up fresh bagels to the local community for nearly 15 years. According to employees at Cardinale Group-Daniel Gale Sotheby’s, whose office...
