06.21.2026 Police Blotter: Cops level wide range of charges Riverhead Town police made the following arrests from June 7 to June 13: Those who are named in police reports have not been convicted of any crime or violation....
06.20.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Veto this bill, Gov. Hochul Smithtown Veto this bill, Gov. Hochul I use products containing 7-OH, one of the naturally occurring compounds in the kratom plant, to manage chronic pain from a 2018 car...
06.18.2026 Community Community Calendar of Events: June 18, 2026 All ages Friday, June 26, 7 p.m. Line dancing with Lady T in the Reichert Family Barn at Southold Historical Museum, 55200 Main Road. Open to all, no experience...
06.18.2026 News Fog delays U.S. Open, play resumes just after 9 a.m. Heavy fog delayed the first round of the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills on Thursday morning, chasing some of the world’s top golfers off the course shortly after the...
06.18.2026 Real Estate North Fork house of the week and real estate transfers: June 18, 2026. House of the Week: This “expansive” cedar shake home occupies a double lot fronting Peconic Bay, with a protected dock. Designed to embrace its setting, it offers five bedrooms,...
06.17.2026 Community Butterfly Effect Project to host free Juneteenth community celebration Celebrate Freedom Day free of charge with the Butterfly Effect Project on Friday, June 19. The Riverhead-based youth empowerment organization is hosting its annual Juneteenth: A Celebration of Community...
06.16.2026 Sports Riverhead’s Baran and Marshak card best finishes in school history at states Only 18 golfers from Suffolk County make it to the New York State championship: nine girls and nine boys. Riverhead, for the second straight year, sent a representative from...
06.16.2026 Traffic North Ferry line clogs Greenport streets as U.S. Open traffic builds North Fork commuters trying to reach the South Fork were stuck in a sand trap of traffic before sunrise Tuesday as U.S. Open traffic began clogging the East End....
06.16.2026 News East End ‘golf doctor’ explores modern life in new book ahead of U.S. Open Longtime East End resident and physical therapist Marc Wahl, who has spent nearly two decades helping some of the world’s top golfers stay healthy enough to swing a club,...
06.16.2026 Government Halpin early retirement incentive remains up in the air as budget deadline nears The Riverhead Town Board continued to waffle over Supervisor Jerry Halpin’s early retirement incentive proposal — even as town employees warned that any savings would need to be locked...
06.15.2026 Community PHOTO GALLERY: Wading River celebrates Duck Pond Day Wading River’s annual Duck Pond Day brought the historic hamlet to life Sunday with food, music and a few old-fashioned touches. First held in 1995, the popular street fair returned with support...
06.15.2026 Sports Meet the Shinnecock Squadron: East End volunteers help run U.S. Open The golf world had Arnie’s Army. This week’s U.S. Open has the Shinnecock Squadron. More than 3,400 volunteers will help run the championship at Shinnecock Hills, including 1,900 from...
06.15.2026 Sports PHOTO GALLERY: U.S. Open traffic gets into full swing Fore-geddaboudit, if you’re thinking about driving out east this week. Traffic on Route 39 was bumper to bumper Monday morning as the golf world descended on Shinnecock Hills for...
06.15.2026 News Navy pitches PFAS treatment plan amid growing fears of Swan Pond contamination Navy officials said Tuesday they are moving ahead with an interim treatment plan for groundwater contamination threatening Swan Pond, as criticism mounts over the military’s 30-year cleanup of the...
06.14.2026 Guest Spot Guest Column: Do I need a will? Can I do it myself? Whether you need a will is not as simple to answer as you may think. And if you do need one, should you save money by doing it yourself...