08.21.2020 News Change coming to local R.C. parishes as one priest retires, others find new homes Father Richard Hoerning arrived at St. Agnes R.C. Church in Greenport six years ago, and on Sunday, Aug. 23, his congregation will say goodbye to him in the way...
08.21.2020 Business CEO of new Dime Community Bank says more help is needed for local businesses due to COVID-19 The past five months have been like no other for Kevin O’Connor, CEO of BNB Bank. In March, COVID-19 reared its ugly head, quickly followed by the collapse of...
08.14.2020 Community Twin brothers from Riverhead earn their Eagle Scout honors Fraternal twins Patrick and Michael Andes pretty much knew what direction they wanted to go in their lives from an early age. They joined the Cub Scouts when they...
07.27.2020 Environment ‘Envision Plum Island’ report spurs renewed call for preservation When a survey of marine habitats on and around Plum Island was completed last September, one of the many remarkable discoveries was the abundance of birds on the 822-acre...
07.19.2020 Columns Column: In 1764, Native Americans asked for help that never came In 1764 something happened in Southold that received almost no attention in the narrative put forward by early town historians. Those historians wanted to celebrate the “founding families,” to...
07.11.2020 Business Veteran magazine editor Sara Austin takes over at northforker Sara Austin, a veteran editor of the New York City publishing industry, has joined Times Review Media Group as the editorial director of northforker. Ms. Austin, who lives in...
07.08.2020 News Jim Miller remembered as pioneer of industry with far-reaching legacy On Sept. 1, 1951, Jim Miller was a 16-year-old kid from Merrick working as a mate on a charter fishing boat out of Lake Montauk. He wasn’t a good...
07.05.2020 Columns Column: The names that represent a story we can’t tell Across the country and across Long Island, America’s past is being examined, thought about in a very different light, criticized and, in some cases, kicked to the curb. Symbols...
