07.28.2013 News How a biologist found WWII-era explosives unearthed by Sandy Gardiners Point Island looked different to coastal biologist Curt Kessler as he walked around the remains of Fort Tyler, a relic of the Spanish-American War. As Mr. Kessler, a...
05.24.2013 News ‘Swim at your own risk’ month in the Sound People will be swimming at their own risk at Riverhead Town’s three Long Island Sound beaches until the end of June, according to recreation department superintendent Ray Coyne, who...
05.17.2013 News Sandy to blame for white pine trees changing color Spring is in full bloom, and the region’s grasses and hardwoods are greening up accordingly. But some pine trees are not, and experts say it’s due to the salt...
05.02.2013 News Rebuilding after Sandy, six months later Aquebogue resident Cecily Jaffe is finally regaining some sense of normalcy. She returned to her house three weeks ago, but is stilling trying to make it feel like home....
01.19.2013 News Sandy debris appears to be Jamesport woman’s problem Fence slats, wood pilings, tree trunks, even pieces of staircases. Superstorm Sandy dumped a lot of debris at Sheila Ganetis’ Jamesport property — and at her mother’s house next...
01.06.2013 News North Fork house in search of a main floor after Sandy The top part of a house on Kimogenor Point in New Suffolk now standing on cribbing is all that’s left of the structure damaged by Hurricane Sandy. There’s no...