The Riverhead Police Benevolent Association honored Southold teen Dylan Newman as an honorary member of the organization at an annual dinner Friday night at the Long Island Aquarium. READ
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Growing up near beaches on the South Fork, Kaley Castantine naturally gravitated toward the water. She became a lifeguard as a teenager and developed into a strong swimmer. From an early age, she set out to help others. (more…)
The Riverhead Town Board approved a new five-year contract for the Police Benevolent Association that calls for annual salary increases of two percent for each of the first three years and 1.5 percent for each of the past two years.
The PBA has been without a contract since 2015. This contract starts retroactively in 2016 and ends in 2020. READ
The Riverhead PBA is hosting a fundraiser for the 14-year-old son of a Riverhead Police Department dispatcher who is battling cancer. READ
About 40 children from the Riverhead area will have the items on their Christmas wish list checked off this year thanks to the generosity of the Riverhead Police Benevolent Association. (more…)
Splish Splash Water Park in Calverton hosted its first-ever Polar Plunge on Saturday to benefit the Special Olympics. Rather than sprint into an icy ocean, however, participants took a dip in the water park’s Kahuna Bay Wave Pool.
It wasn’t just the time he and another officer rescued a man from a burning mobile home that earned Officer Anthony Montalbano the Riverhead Police Benevolent Association’s “Cop of the Year” award. READ
The championship game was ended because of darkness, and just like that, the Riverhead Little League Major Division had two champions.