This week's editorial tackles our picks for 2025's People of the Year and what it truly means to be a hero in our communities ...

This week's letters to the editor feature your views on local, national and global politics and their effects on our North ...

You don’t have to win a championship to be a champion. And you don’t have to score many touchdowns or points to make an ...

On Jan. 2 and Jan. 4, police received complaints from several Laurel locations about duck hunters allegedly hunting on ...

Port of Egypt Marine has become synonymous with North Fork philanthropy — supporting individuals in need, Stony Brook Eastern ...

The Peconic Star Fleet is poised to hit the open seas again off the North Fork — just four months after announcing they were ...

A lot of happenings in government are never seen and never celebrated — they take place behind the scenes, and much of the ...

Peconic Community School has purchased Sacred Heart Church in Cutchogue for $2.85 million, securing what school leaders call ...

In a community with few young people in leadership roles, Faith Welch stands out. The Greenport High School senior has become a powerful advocate on issues from racial justice to preservation funding ...

Robert Edward “Farmer” Kosciusko of Cutchogue passed away on Monday, Jan. 5, 2026. He was 78 years old. The family will receive friends on Thursday, Jan. 22 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the DeFriest-Grattan ...

For more than three decades, James Stahl has been a mainstay in the Southold Union Free School District. To colleagues, he’s ...