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Auto Racing: Hall of Fame 100 is smooth as Silk
RIVERHEAD RACEWAY The defending NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion, Ron Silk of Norwalk, Conn., topped a 26-car field to win the Richie Evans NASCAR Hall of Fame 100 for the NASCAR...
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Sports Briefs: Zilnicki named Athlete of the Year
COLLEGE SOFTBALL: Zilnicki named athlete of year Jackie Zilnicki of Riverhead was named the 2012 Female Athlete of the Year at the Western Connecticut State University senior awards banquet last...
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Auto Racing: Rogers, driving back-up car, roars from 21st to first
RIVERHEAD RACEWAY Tom Rogers Jr. of Patchogue barnstormed his way from a 21st starting spot to sweep the Twin 30 NASCAR Modified features at Riverhead Raceway on Saturday night. Rogers was forced to a back-up car when his Chevy suffered an broken axle, forcing him to drive his family-owned car and having...
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Editorial: Spinning our wheels over school budgets, candidates
And now we have one more reason why annual school budget votes are about as relevant and useful as an instruction booklet on programming a VCR. The same is true, unfortunately, for school board elections. Perhaps it was a wise move, perhaps not, but in either case the state’s 2 percent property...
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Sports Briefs: Maysonet wins Athletic Director’s Award at Stony Brook
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Maysonet wins A.D.’s award Stony Brook University running back Miguel Maysonet of Riverhead was a recipient of the Athletic Director’s Award for his contributions to the team at the...
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Tall ships are on their way north, heading for Greenport rendezvous Memorial Day Weekend
The tall ships competing in the Tall Ships Challenge Atlantic Coast 2012 races began traveling up the Eastern Seaboard this week in commemoration of the Bicentennial of the War of...
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Three Riverhead cultural institutions win grants from county for supporting tourism
The East End Arts Council, Long Island Wine Council and Hallockville Farm Museum — all based in the town of Riverhead — are among 39 cultural organizations across the county that are to receive more than $36,000 in cultural funding grants, Suffolk County Executive Steven Bellone announced Friday. The funding comes...
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Sports Briefs: Little Leaguer throws perfect game … and more
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL: The perfect start Nick Ruisi, a 10-year-old pitcher, threw a perfect game for the Mets in a 1-0 Riverhead Little League boys majors season-opening win over the Cardinals on April 17. Ruisi had 10 strikeouts (three with batters looking at the called third strike) in addition to...
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Sports Briefs: Local athletes at the college level and Mookie’s coming to town
WOMEN’S GOLF: Santacroce is freshman of year Marie Santacroce of Mattituck was named the Peach Belt Conference Women’s Golf Freshman of the Year, as selected by the conferences coaches, for...
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PAL Football: Registration deadline for players, cheerleaders
The Riverhead Police Athletic League is accepting registrations for football players and cheerleaders ages 7 through 12 for the 2012 season. Registration may be made in person on Wednesday, April 25, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Senior Citizen Human Resource Center at 60 Shade Tree Lane in Aquebogue....
