A Reckoning for Orient Slave Graveyard
Pictured Above: The sign that had long marked the entrance to the “Slaves Burying Ground” in Orient was taken down
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Juneteenth: Celebrating Freedom in Southampton
A cool breeze swept across Agawam Park Friday morning, June 19. As a tone of celebration filled the air for
2020 Elections
Nancy Goroff Wins Democratic Congressional Primary
Nancy Goroff has won the Democratic nomination and will face Republican incumbent Lee Zeldin in the November general election for
Coronavirus Updates
Dining En Plein Air
Pictured Above: The easternmost block of Greenport’s Front Street was closed to traffic the weekend of June 20 to allow
Resources
Hospitals Reopen to Visitors
Local hospitals are beginning to allow visitors again. New York State has barred visitors from entry to hospitals throughout the
Community
A Reckoning for Orient Slave Graveyard
Pictured Above: The sign that had long marked the entrance to the “Slaves Burying Ground” in Orient was taken down
Government
Southampton Hosts Housing Forums
Pictured Above: Officials celebrated the completion several years ago of the 28-unit Sandy Hollow Cove workforce housing project in Southampton.
Business
Dining En Plein Air
Pictured Above: The easternmost block of Greenport’s Front Street was closed to traffic the weekend of June 20 to allow
Environment
New Bill Would Block Tax on Septic Grants
Suffolk County residents who joined a three-year-old pilot project to use a $10,000 county grant to install new nitrogen-reducing septic
Arts
CAST to Hold Drive-In Movie Series in Cutchogue
Community Action Southold Town is hosting a summer series of Drive-In Movie Thursdays to raise funds to support the tremendous
Health
Hospitals Reopen to Visitors
Local hospitals are beginning to allow visitors again. New York State has barred visitors from entry to hospitals throughout the
In the World
On Women’s Vital Role in Migration
Pictured Above: The cover of “Women and Migration,” the subject of a March 13 discussion at the Parrish Art Museum
Education
Riverhead School Superintendent Resigns
Riverhead Central School District Superintendent of Schools Dr. Aurelia Henriquez, who has helmed the East End’s largest public school district
Opinion
Editorial: Stand Up.
We’ve always striven here to be a news outlet that anyone from any culture can call an ally, and we
Columns
Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Separating the Narrative From the Situation
Until we have actually experienced a particular crisis, can we truly predict how we’ll ultimately react beforehand? For a significant
The Poem
The Poem: Thanks for Nothing
Bill’s piece reminds me so much of freedom and is a perfect example of less being more. The absence of
This Morning’s Bulletin — 7.14.20
Good Morning! • Today will be sunny, with a high near 85 degrees and a west wind 6 to 11
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Tropical Storm Fay Eyes Long Island Friday
Editor’s Note: This post will be updated throughout the day Friday. Check back here for further details, or follow us
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Southampton Hosts Housing Forums
Pictured Above: Officials celebrated the completion several years ago of the 28-unit Sandy Hollow Cove workforce housing project in Southampton.
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Nancy Goroff Wins Democratic Congressional Primary
Nancy Goroff has won the Democratic nomination and will face Republican incumbent Lee Zeldin in the November general election for
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Ahearn Declares Victory in State Senate Primary
Crime Victims Center Executive Director Laura Ahearn has declared victory in the June 23 Democratic primary to run for the
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CAST to Hold Drive-In Movie Series in Cutchogue
Community Action Southold Town is hosting a summer series of Drive-In Movie Thursdays to raise funds to support the tremendous
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Dining En Plein Air
Pictured Above: The easternmost block of Greenport’s Front Street was closed to traffic the weekend of June 20 to allow
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Editorial: Stand Up.
We’ve always striven here to be a news outlet that anyone from any culture can call an ally, and we
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Riverhead in Contract on Downtown Square Project
Riverhead Town has signed a letter of intent to buy two buildings on East Main Street, along with an option
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Heritage Day Goes Virtual
Many years ago, local schoolmaster, tavern keeper, store owner, and Oysterponds diarist, Augustus Griffin (1767-1866), began a tradition of the
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