10.27.2018 Government Ribbon cutting marks the completion of Riverside roundabout expansion Despite facing numerous obstacles over the years, a $5.3 million project to widen the roundabout in Riverside was completed ahead of schedule, officials said Friday. The work started in...
08.16.2018 Business Groundbreaking of Riverside project signals new beginning for area For several elected officials from Riverhead and Southampton towns, the former Howard Johnson’s that stood at the south side of the Riverside traffic circle brings back memories of yesteryear.
06.03.2018 Government Southampton supe to run for comptroller Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman announced Tuesday that he will seek the Democratic nod to run for Suffolk County comptroller, a position currently held by Republican John Kennedy, who,...
03.28.2018 Government Southampton Town awarded $1 million from state for two Riverside projects Southampton Town will formally receive $1 million in grant money from New York State to bolster two projects in Riverside, according to a press release from Southampton Town.
10.03.2017 Government FRNCA hosts candidates’ night for Southampton contenders Candidates running for Southampton supervisor and town council squared off at Monday’s meeting of the Flanders, Riverside and Northampton Community Association.
05.30.2017 Government Road work on Riverside traffic circle project to begin this week A ceremonial ground-breaking Tuesday kicked off the $5 million project to expand the Riverside traffic circle and turn it into a state-of the art, two-lane roundabout.
12.16.2016 Government Riverside redevelopment plans continue to move at a slow pace Three years before he became Southampton Town supervisor, Jay Schneiderman, then a county legislator, unveiled a proposal to a civic group that showed his vision for the south side...
09.19.2016 Police Southampton announces new police chief, raising concerns for Flanders residents A change in guard at the Southampton Town Police Department has Flanders and Riverside residents concerned that their hamlets may be neglected during the transition.
