This Morning’s Bulletin — 9.25.20
Pictured Above: The frontline workers at Peconic Bay Medical Center in Riverhead will be honored in a virtual gala this
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The Environment & the East End’s State Senate Race
While State Senator Kenneth LaValle, a Republican, was long known as a bipartisan champion on environmental issues, little is known
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Down at the End of the Trump Caravan
Greenport didn’t ask to be the focal point of a massive caravan of supporters of President Donald Trump that made
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Offshore Wind Developers Offer East Hampton $29 Million for Cable
Pictured Above: The road end at Beach Lane in Wainscott, the proposed landing site of the cable from the South
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Southampton Says Yes To Shinnecock Graves Protection
Pictured above: A change.org petition supporting Shinnecock grave protection has garnered nearly 13,000 signatures. After decades of advocacy on the
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Southold Votes Yes on Eminent Domain, Comp Plan, Plum Island Ferry Zoning
Pictured Above: The Mattituck corner that has been slated for a hardware store. The Southold Town Board exerted its authority
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As Covid Cases Up-End Local School Plans, NY To Unveil School Virus Dashboard
The Riverhead Central School District was the first to open its doors to students last Thursday, Sept. 3, but two
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Southampton ‘Black Lives Still Matter’ Rally Reminds of Work Still to Do
They were there in fewer numbers than at the height of the June protests over the police killing of George
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Hundreds March in Southampton “Back the Blue” Rally
There was no chanting and some cheering as a sea of motorcyclists and people wearing t-shirts and American flags emblazoned
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Suffolk Elections: All Polls to Be Open Nov. 3; NY Sets Up Online Ballot Requests
All of Suffolk County’s 338 polling places will be open on Nov. 3, Democratic Suffolk County Elections Commissioner Anita Katz
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Suffolk Reaches 2,000th Covid Death
Pictured Above: Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone in an April 7 CNN segment on how quickly the county saw its
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