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03.18.2026 News

Judge dismisses lawsuits against Riverhead Town in deadly 2021 fire

Riverhead Town has avoided liability in one of the deadliest fires in its history after a state Supreme Court judge dismissed two wrongful death lawsuits last week stemming from...

03.17.2026 The Arts

Riverhead sells Vail-Leavitt Music Hall to Jazz Loft after years-long effort

Riverhead’s historic Vail-Leavitt Music Hall finally has a new owner. Town officials and board members on Tuesday celebrated the $150,000 sale of the 144-year-old theater to The Jazz Loft...

03.13.2026 Sports

SWR girls basketball team loses nail-biter in L.I. championship

The Shoreham-Wading River girls basketball team came within two points of school history Wednesday, March 11. But Plainedge rallied late to edge the Wildcats, 51-49, in the Long Island...

03.13.2026 News

Manorville pet dealer charged with 23 counts of animal neglect

A Manorville pet dealer faces nearly two dozen counts of animal neglect after a state inspection found dogs on his property without adequate food, water and other basic care,...

03.12.2026 Agriculture

Laurie McBride, a familiar face at Wickham’s, takes helm of Long Island Farm Bureau

On busy weekends at Wickham’s Fruit Farm in Cutchogue, Laurie McBride can often be found answering customers’ questions about what’s in season or helping run the farm stand. Now,...

03.11.2026 Education

Riverhead Central School District proposes $219M budget for 2026-27, stays within cap

The Riverhead Central School District has proposed a $218.9 million budget for the 2026-27 school year — a 3.52% increase that stays within the state tax levy cap. Marianne Cartisano,...

03.11.2026 Health

‘Forever chemicals’ found in vegetables from Long Island farm stands: study

“Forever chemicals” known as PFAS — cancer-causing pollutants already found in Long Island groundwater — have been detected in vegetables purchased from farm stands across the North and South forks, according to a new...

03.10.2026 News

PBMC raises $18K for Cancer Survivorship Program

Peconic Bay Medical Center raised nearly $18,000 at its third annual Sweet Dreams Pastry Chef Competition and Spirits Tasting event March 5 to support the hospital’s Cancer Survivorship Program....

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