My name is Alejandro “Chicki” Ramirez. I live in East Marion. I’m the chef here at Taco Bout It in Riverhead. I’ve been the chef for one year, since we opened. READ
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An invasive species has been discovered on the East End in the Town of Southold. READ
Judging by its performances this season, the Riverhead High School girls winter track team is going to acquire a reputation for being a sprinting school.
“It’s about time,” coach Justin Cobis said. “We’ve always had one or two.”
Now, the Blue Waves have more than that. READ
The Riverhead Town Board looked at three options for dealing with space shortages at the police and justice court building at Thursday’s Town Board work session, all based on plans previously submitted over the past 10 years or so. READ
Jameula Carter, 37, of Riverhead was arrested Jan. 9 for criminal possession of a controlled substance, according to Southampton Town police. READ
East End Arts has named their second new executive director since longtime director Pat Snyder stepped down in August.
Diane Burke joined the nonprofit arts organization in December. She holds a degree in finance from Northeastern University and lives in Rocky Point with husband, Brian, and their son Leo. READ
It’s the irony of ironies. Kian Martelli, perhaps best known for his jumping ability as a track and field athlete more than anything else, had been advised by doctors to avoid participating in sports that involve jumping.
No joke.
That medical advice came after Martelli tore ligaments in both knees when he was in middle school.
“I just said, ‘No, it’s not happening,” said Martelli. READ
The Flanders, Riverhead and Northampton Community Association is planning to show up in force at the Southampton Town Board meeting Tuesday to protest the board’s decision to use federal Community Development Block Grants on Town Hall, rather than to pave a road in Flanders that leads to a town park and is used for emergency airlifts. READ
