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In their own words: meet the two candidates on the ballot for Riverhead school board this year
Two candidates are on the ballot this year to fill two seats on the Riverhead Board of Education. School board vice president Brian Connelly of Riverhead, whose term expires June 30, is running for a third term. Kelly Freeborn, a Baiting Hollow resident, is making her first run for school board.
NY Financial Advisor Stole Over $1M From Clients To Buy Car, High-End Clothing, Jury Finds
A former investment adviser and founder of a New York financial advisory firm could spend decades in federal prison for conning his clients out of more than $1 million.Long Island resident Jeffrey Slothower, age 46, of Southampton, was found guilty of wire fraud and related charges by a jury in Cen…
Riverhead Town poised to move forward on acquiring L.I. Science Center site on town square
Four years after hailing the Long Island Science Center’s purchase of a vacant Main Street building as the centerpiece of downtown revitalization, Riverhead Town officials are taking steps to acquire the building — perhaps without a willing seller. A resolution added to the Town Board’s May 22 meeting...
Tragic Collision in Commack: Motorcyclist Killed in Afternoon Accident on Jericho Turnpike
Suffolk County Police Second Squad detectives are investigating a motor vehicle crash that killed a motorcyclist in Commack this afternoon. Susan Capone was driving a 2020 Volkswagen westbound on Jericho Turnpike when she attempted to make a left turn into a parking lot, located at 6070 Jericho Turnpike, and collided with a 2017 Kawasaki motorcycle being driven eastbound at 4:15 p.m.
Riverhead teachers union decries town effort to help charter school find new site for high school
Riverhead changing its laws to help the Riverhead Charter School site a new high school is the “biggest threat” facing Riverhead schools, the school district’s teacher’s union president said last night, as town officials consider allowing private schools to be developed in more areas around town.
Rack for kayak, canoe and paddleboard storage available at South Jamesport Beach
Riverhead residents will soon be able to rent space to store their kayaks, paddleboards and small sailboat hulls at South Jamesport Beach during this year’s boating season. Rack space will be granted on a first come, first serve basis this year, and applications will launch soon, according to Recreation Superintendent Ray Coyne. Residents and taxpayers will be able to rent one of 12 rack spaces at the beach for $150; the rental will last from May 25 to Oct. 15.
How will climate change impact flood insurance for Long Islanders?
East End journalists discuss this and more. Joseph P. Shaw, Executive Editor, The Express News Group. Bill Sutton, Managing Editor, The Express News Group. Michael Mackey, Local Host For Long Island Morning Edition, WLIW-FM Chrissy Sampson, Deputy Managing Editor, East Hampton Star. Listen to more episodes of Behind the Headlines.
Meet Your New Fur-Ever Friend: Adoption Event at Lenny Bruno Farms
As the flowers bloom and the trees green with life, there’s no better way to spend your days than by enjoying the outdoors with your fur family. Sunny beach walks with my dog always make me think of the animals in our shelters who are still waiting to find their perfect fit. There are currently 45 dogs and 56 cats at the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation that are ready and waiting to find their fur-ever families. In an effort to shed light on some furry friends that are available for foster or adoption, SASF will be participating in an Adoption Event at Lenny Bruno Farms in Manorville on May 18th and May 19th. This will be an all-day event and an opportunity to meet a handful of SASF’s adoptable residents.
State grant fully funds body-worn cameras for Riverhead Police Department
The Riverhead Police Department has been awarded a state technology grant of more than $1.47 million to cover the cost of body-worn cameras for officers. Riverhead’s grant funding was part of $127 million to Long Island police departments and sheriffs’ offices announced this morning by Gov. Kathy Hochul.
Man arrested after stabbing at Huntington Station deli
Suffolk County Police arrested a man on May 12 for allegedly stabbing and seriously injuring another man in. Two men were engaged in a verbal dispute inside Las Lajas Deli, located at 156 Depot Road, when one of the men stabbed the other in the neck, chest, and abdomen at approximately 10 p.m. Second Precinct officers arrived at the scene and arrested Adelcy Almendarez for the stabbing. The 40-year-old victim was transported to a local hospital in serious but stable condition.
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