06.16.2023 News Greenport High School grad Franklin Mastrangelo wins $10k ‘rising star’ endowment Franklin Mastrangelo of Orient played his very first concert at 3 years old. Sure, it was just for his mother’s photography group and, yes, he simply played a few...
05.23.2019 Podcasts Archaeological surveys revealed ‘historic remains’ at proposed subdivision Closer Look podcast brought to you by: The Southold Town Planning Board is moving forward cautiously with the proposed Tuthill conservation subdivision — four parcels totaling 112 acres...
01.16.2019 Podcasts Closer Look Podcast: How house size changes community character Property owners with lots larger than 3/4 acre can build a bigger home in Southold than in any other town on the East End. While towns and villages in...
01.21.2018 Columns Column: Car accident led to grim prognosis for North Fork native They met through a mutual friend more than two decades ago. Cathy Monsell can recall the precise day she first met her husband, Kevin: June 18, 1993. Eleven months...
05.28.2017 Videos One Minute on the North Fork: Village Lane in Orient With charming storefronts and friendly business owners at places like the Orient Country Store, Orient Linen Co. and pie shop Four & Twenty Blackbirds, we love Village Lane in Orient.
05.28.2017 Columns Guest Column: The unfinished business at Edwards Farm Unless you’re looking for it, the Edwards Farm in Orient can easily escape your notice. You come upon it on the south side of Main Road just west of...
12.05.2016 Government Feds say ‘I Love N.Y.’ signs have to go Residents of Southold and East Hampton towns aren’t the only ones that didn’t like New York State’s “I Love N.Y.” tourism signs posted last summer.
08.20.2015 Environment Bottlenose dolphins make rare appearance around Long Island When the glistening dorsal fins first sliced through the water, Debra Iannelli thought they belonged to sharks.