Ana Borruto, Author at Riverhead News Review

01.29.2026 News

Riverhead prepares for more snow after Winter Storm Fern dumps nearly a foot

Fern-geddaboudit! Just days after digging out from Winter Storm Fern, Riverhead residents could be hit with more flakes this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. The forecast calls...

01.28.2026 News

Peconic Ice Rinks to ‘reopen soon’ after snow cleared from sagging bubble dome

JAN. 30 UPDATE: Peconic Ice Rinks has been cleared to reopen after they completed the required structural inspection by Riverhead Town. The snow that sagged the bubble roof of...

01.28.2026 Community

Red, White and Blue Ball celebrates America’s 250th birthday

It was a patriotic party at the Long Island Aquarium on Friday, Jan. 23, as over 170 guests wore their finest colonial garb and national colors for the inaugural...

01.27.2026 News

Riverhead highway crew clears roads, schools opt for delayed opening Tuesday

After 29 hours of plowing, sanding and salting through a foot of snow and sleet, Riverhead Highway Department crews successfully cleared main roads and secondary streets Monday following Winter Storm Fern....

01.26.2026 News

Parked car near Riverhead train station catches fire during winter storm

An empty taxi parked across the street from the Riverhead train station erupted in flames as snow blanketed the region on Sunday, officials said. Riverhead Fire Department Chief Piotr...

01.26.2026 News

Massive storm dumps highest snowfall on Riverhead since 2022, schools closed Monday

Riverhead residents began digging out from one of the heaviest snowstorms in years, prompting officials to cancel classes and shut Town Hall Monday. Winter Storm Fern dumped 9.4 inches...

01.23.2026 News

Riverhead shoppers rush for supplies as monster storm approaches

It’s been a revolving door at Griffing Hardware this week as customers have been coming in frequently to grab their snowstorm essentials, including shovels and rock salt. Manager Todd...

01.23.2026 News

North Fork Polar Plunge postponed due to incoming snowstorm

It’s going to be too cold for polar bears this weekend. The fourth annual North Fork Polar Plunge scheduled for Sunday was postponed because of the predicted monster snowstorm barreling toward...

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