01.21.2021 COVID-19 Race to vaccine continues as struggles persist for many with demand far outweighing supply When the COVID-19 pandemic began last March, Sarah Christ transitioned from her office to home to complete her seasonal work as a tax preparer. Having been diagnosed with stage...
01.21.2021 News Two suspects charged with murder plead not guilty at arraignment in county court The two suspects charged with murder for the killing of a Sag Harbor man in Riverhead in November were arraigned in Suffolk County Court Jan. 11 and remanded without...
01.21.2021 Real Estate Real Estate Transfers: Jan. 21, 2021 Listings prepared for Times Review Media Group by Suffolk Research Service, dated Nov. 28-Dec.4, 2020. AQUEBOGUE (11931) • D’Aprile, T & D, to Suzy Q Farm LLC, 192 Phillips...
01.20.2021 Police Riverhead man arrested for robbing Shirley jewelry store A 22-year-old Riverhead man was arrested in connection with a robbery at a Shirley jewelry store Tuesday, according to Suffolk County police. Police said Joshua Wilson entered a Kay...
01.20.2021 Business Jerry and the Mermaid looks to raise $100K to feed out-of-work hospitality staff The DiCecco family of Jerry and the Mermaid have a history of giving back to their Riverhead community. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit last March they were quick to...
01.19.2021 News First Baptist Church of Riverhead celebrates MLK by honoring local groups In the wake of a taxing year marked by social unrest, economic suffering, the COVID-19 pandemic, a divisive election and recent attack on the nation’s Capitol, speakers during the...
01.16.2021 News More than three years after he withheld evidence in a Flanders murder case, former Suffolk prosecutor is suspended
01.15.2021 News Riverhead Town facing police shortage following retirements, delay bringing in new recruits
01.18.2021 COVID-19 Governor says Long Island vaccinating health care workers at slower rate as hospitalizations climb Governor Andrew Cuomo on Monday expressed concern over the speed at which health care workers are being vaccinated, saying...
01.18.2021 Community Students team up for East End Arts’ MLK Portrait Project Students from across the East End collaborated for East End Arts’ MLK Portrait Project in honor of Dr. Martin...
01.18.2021 Government Does a proposed shopping center on Route 58 need a sound wall? At its meeting last Thursday, the Riverhead Planning Board discussed whether Long Island Cauliflower Association’s proposed 42,058-square-foot retail project...
01.15.2021 COVID-19 East End officials push back against ‘nonexistent’ vaccine rollout A coalition of East End officials have joined together to call for an equitable share of COVID-19 vaccines for...
01.12.2021 COVID-19 In sudden policy change, New Yorkers over age 65 now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine New Yorkers over 65 years of age will now be eligible to receive the...
01.11.2021 COVID-19 Expanded group of New Yorkers now eligible to sign up for COVID-19 vaccine A new state website for eligible members of Group 1B to sign up for...
01.08.2021 COVID-19 Expanded group of New Yorkers can begin scheduling COVID-19 vaccinations starting Monday, governor says ...
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01.20.2021 Obituaries Muriel Emilie Fowler Muriel Emilie Fowler of Aquebogue died Jan. 18, 2021. She was 84. The family...
01.20.2021 Obituaries Giuseppe Moretti Giuseppe Moretti of Riverhead, formerly of Queens, died Jan. 17, 2021, at Peconic Bay...
01.19.2021 Obituaries Carla Florence Dietrichson Carla Florence Dietrichson, 94, of Hauppauge and Greenport passed away Jan. 12, 202, from...
01.19.2021 Obituaries Clare Rose Consiglio Clare Rose Consiglio of Southold, a former 35-year resident of Sloatsburg, N.Y., in Rockland...
01.19.2021 Obituaries John W. Ludemann Longtime Mattituck resident John William Ludemann, formerly of Smithtown, died Jan. 13, 2021. He...
01.19.2021 Obituaries John R. Lynch Riverhead resident John R. Lynch, formerly of Southold and Rockville Centre, died Jan. 16,...
09.06.2020 Multimedia 2019 Person of the Year: Det. Brian Simonsen; ‘a legacy of service to others’ Editor’s Note: The video below was prepared for our 2019 Times Review Media Group People of the Year event...
08.09.2020 Multimedia 2019 Public Servant of the Year: Allen Smith Editor’s Note: The video below was prepared for our 2019 Times Review Media Group...
08.02.2020 Education 2019 Educator of the Year: Sal Loverde Editor’s Note: The video below was prepared for our 2019 Times Review Media Group...
01.08.2021 Daily Update Daily Update: Listening tour planned on police reform, daily COVID-19 cases top 2,000 The daily update is a podcast briefing on what’s happening across the North Fork. Get the daily update delivered...
01.07.2021 Daily Update Daily Update: High school sports resume, governor calls for marijuana legalization The daily update is a podcast briefing on what’s happening across the North Fork. Get the daily update delivered...
01.06.2021 Daily Update Daily Update: Giglio sworn into Assembly, affordable housing proposed in Peconic The daily update is a podcast briefing on what’s happening across the North Fork. Get the daily update delivered...
01.05.2021 Daily Update Daily Update: COVID-19 cases climb, man arrested after spitting in officer’s face The daily update is a podcast briefing on what’s happening across the North Fork. Get the daily update delivered...
12.23.2020 Community Photos: More than 650 toys distributed to children at fifth annual giveaway event The holiday spirit was on full display Saturday as children posed with Santa Claus and picked up free toys...
12.20.2020 COVID-19 Bench, tree dedicated to memory of Ray Pickersgill, who spearheaded downtown Riverhead’s revitalization The resurgence of downtown Riverhead began with a vision more than a decade ago when Ray Pickersgill pitched taking...
01.17.2021 Riverhead News-Review Editorial: The enablers of this horror must also be held accountable
01.07.2021 Riverhead News-Review Editorial: This coup was long in the making and enabled by many elected officials