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Sports
Track & Field: Riverhead girls eye another 4 x 800 title
December 11, 2013
Girls Basketball: Youth movement in Riverhead
December 4, 2013
Education
Common Core math homework causes frustration in Riverhead
December 10, 2013
Early dismissal at SWR; Riverhead after school activities cancelled
December 10, 2013
School board considering direct deposit mandate
December 10, 2013
Business
Fire on the water? Town seeking grants to make it happen
December 9, 2013
Editorial: Shop locally this holiday season
December 6, 2013
7-Eleven could be coming to Flanders
December 6, 2013
Community
Suffolk County Historical Society offering grants to local groups
December 11, 2013
BOCES students raise funds for Kent Animal Shelter
December 10, 2013
Town to dedicate gazebo to former finance administrator
December 10, 2013
Obituaries
William DeWitt Titterton
December 10, 2013
Janet Pelosi
December 10, 2013
Arthur T. Schoedel
December 10, 2013
Real Estate
Real Estate Transfers
December 10, 2013
Real Estate: Preparing your yard for the deep freeze
December 1, 2013
Real Estate Transfers
November 24, 2013
Opinion
Letter: Why shop anywhere but local this year?
December 8, 2013
Column: Riverhead’s rich tradition of silly news
December 8, 2013
Editorial: Shop locally this holiday season
December 6, 2013
Greenport
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Aquebogue brothers opening new restaurant in Greenport
Two Aquebogue brothers are set to open a casual restaurant at the former Starbucks location in Greenport. Michael Moreo, 24, and his younger brother, Matthew, are opening The Greenport Eatery in the Front Street space the coffee giant vacated in October. Mr. Moreo’s mother, Marian — former owner of North Fork Bagels...
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Greenport-Sag Harbor ferry to begin operating June 30
The Peconic Bay Water Jitney passenger ferry linking the North and South forks is expected to be operational June 30 now that the Suffolk County Legislature has unanimously approved the ferry's fares, schedule and license. Mattituck business owner Jim Ryan of Response Marine, who is proposing the 100-day water taxi pilot...
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Sag Harbor approves Greenport ferry plan; one hurdle left
The first-ever Greenport-Sag Harbor passenger ferry is poised to launch later this month now that the Sag Harbor Village Board has signed off on the plan linking the North and South forks. Sag Harbor Village, which agreed last month to amend its anti-ferry code to allow the ferry company to operate...
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Have you checked out East End Seaport Museum’s tattoo display?
When she learned she’d be guest curator of East End Seaport Museum’s latest display, Arden Scott knew she wanted to do something a little different. It needed to be catchy, she thought. It needed to be interactive. It needed to be … tattoos. As part of the show, local artists, including Ms....
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VIDEO: Sneak peek at the Peconic Bay Water Jitney vessel
A passenger ferry linking the North and South forks could be operational later this month if Sag Harbor Village and Suffolk County officials sign-off on the plan. Sag Harbor Village, which agreed last month to amend its anti-ferry code to allow the water taxi to operate on a 100-day trial, is...
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N.Y. Times: North Fork Oyster Company serves up quality food
The New York Times published a largely positive review of the North Fork Oyster Company in Greenport last month, calling the restaurant a "culinary homage to an east end industry" in the headline. "Nearly every dish sampled was a winner," the Times said of the meals prepared by executive chef Alex...
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VIDEO: Theinert memorial benefit in Greenport
The East End community came together Sunday in Greenport for the second annual memorial benefit honoring Army 1st Lt. Joseph Theinert. Lt. Theinert deployed to Afghanistan two years ago in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. About six weeks into his deployment, Lt. Theinert was killed June 4, 2010 in combat while...
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Greenport ‘did better than break even’ with Tall Ships
Asked if he could finally relax a little bit with the first day of the Tall Ships Challenge 2012 behind him Saturday night, Greenport Mayor David Nyce paused for a moment. If the skies were clear again Sunday, if lots of people came pouring into village businesses that day and if...
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Staff and reader photos from tall ships festival in Greenport
Send us your photos from Greenport this weekend. ...
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Pair of arrests in Greenport on the first day of tall ships
A Medford man was arrested on felony assault charges at Claudio's Restaurant in Greenport Saturday evening after he allegedly threw a glass plate at a man from North Woodmere, cutting his face, according to Southold Town Police. Police said Thomas Frangidane, 42, got into an altercation with the victim, who was...
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Video: Meet the crew of the tall ship Picton Castle
The barque Picton Castle is the most traveled of the tall ships that dropped anchor in Greenport Harbor on Friday. The Picton arrived about 2:30 p.m. along with The Roseway. In addition to many other trips, the Picton Castle has completed five global circumnavigations in the past 15 years, according to...
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Opening day with the tall ships in Greenport
Check out a recap of Times/Review web editor Grant Parpan's running blog from the first day of the Greenport tall ships event. ...
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Marines begin run from Orient to World Trade Center today
Marines from the 3rd Battalion of the 25th Marines Regiment are planning to disrupt Memorial Day celebrations along a more than 100-mile stretch of road from Orient to the site of the World Trade Center beginning this morning in honor of their 48 fellow servicemen who died in Iraq in...
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Tall Ships: How Greenport got ready for this big weekend
Bill Claudio remembers just how busy a tall ships weekend can get. In 1995, the last time the Tall Ships Challenge made a weekend stop in Greenport, tables in his Claudio’s restaurant were filled each day. He estimated recently that his staff served more than 4,000 sit-down dinners that weekend. So as...
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Expanded LIRR schedule for Tall Ships event this weekend
The Long Island Rail Road will provide extra train service to Greenport this Memorial Day weekend and is offering a discount for admission to the Tall Ships event with the purchase of a roundtrip ticket, according to an MTA press release. Although Greenport Village is having a pre-sale for Tall Ship...
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Cops: Greenport man drove drunk on Route 48 in Mattituck
A Greenport man was charged with driving while intoxicated in Mattituck Sunday night, Southold Town police said. Jose Valdivia, 25, was headed westbound on Route 48 in a 2000 Mitsubishi shortly after 10 p.m. when police said they pulled him over for failure to signal lane changes. He was "found to be...
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Picton Castle, built in the ’20s, has circled the globe 5 times
The barque Picton Castle is the most traveled of the tall ships that will drop anchor in Greenport Harbor this Memorial Day weekend. In addition to many other trips, the ship has completed five global circumnavigations in the past 15 years, according to a spokesman for the ship, visiting the Galapagos...
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Tall Ships: History meets Hollywood aboard the Bounty
HMS Bounty is the movie star of this Memorial Day weekend’s Tall Ships Challenge and the only ship that claims Greenport as its homeport. HMS Bounty was inspired by the original Bounty, a royal British naval vessel best known for the 1789 mutiny led by Fletcher Christian and several others. The...
