Shoreham-Wading River High School has received a $6,750 grant to fund a course called Long Island Sustainability that acclimates students to the dynamic science of agronomy, or the science of soil management and field crop production. READ
Shoreham-Wading River High School has received a $6,750 grant to fund a course called Long Island Sustainability that acclimates students to the dynamic science of agronomy, or the science of soil management and field crop production. READ
The students of Bishop McGann-Mercy High School were thrown for a loop and heartbroken when they learned in March that their school would cease to exist after the academic year was finished.
The Class of 2018 suddenly became Mercy’s last graduating class, leaving alumni with no place to see former teachers and no way to visit the hallways that once seemed so small to them. READ
I’m Tina Contento and I am the account advertising executive for the Times Review Media Group.
My responsibilities are to go visit my clients in my territory, really Peconic to Orient Point and help them market their business through all of our products that we offer. READ
The closure of Bishop McGann-Mercy High School in Riverhead shook the Catholic school community on the North Fork. READ
The Riverhead Middle School principal, Andrea Pekar, is leaving her position this Friday after 28 years in the district.
Ms. Pekar has accepted a position as assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction within the Amityville Union Free School District. READ
The volunteers who placed wreaths on veterans’ graves during Saturday’s Wreaths Across America event were asked to speak each veteran’s name aloud, thank them for their service and pause to reflect on that person’s life.
Wreaths Across America, an organization that encourages people nationwide to remember veterans on National Wreaths Across America Day, came to Calverton National Cemetery last weekend and placed about 45,000 wreaths on graves in specific sections. READ
I’m Fred Ruvolo. I’m the owner of the Village Cobbler Shoppe here in downtown Riverhead. I have been for the last 47 years. It’s a daily grind and it’s a great neighborhood to work in. There’s a lot of great people who come in every day. READ
A worker at a construction scene in Riverhead became trapped in a trench when the sand collapsed around a wastewater treatment system that was being installed Friday afternoon, according to Bill Sanok, a Riverhead Fire Department spokesperson. READ
