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Riverhead Rec Dept. launches new online system in time for spring/summer registration Wednesday
Riverhead Recreation Department has launched a new online system in time for its spring/summer season registration which begins Wednesday. DaySmart Recreation provides a streamlined online/website experience that will be easier to navigate, the recreation department.
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Riverhead Police detectives investigate break-in at vacant home on West Main Street
Police detectives are investigating a reported overnight break-in at a vacant West Main Street home currently undergoing extensive renovation.
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Police seek 14-year-old girl missing from Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch
Estafani Cruz, age 14, a resident at Timothy Hill Children's Ranch did not return from school in Westbury Thursday afternoon, Riverhead Police said. Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call police at 631-727-4500.
Real Estate
Real estate transfers: March 15, 2024
Transfers of real estate in the Town of Riverhead and selected hamlets in the Town of Southampton reported for RiverheadLOCAL by Suffolk Vision title service on March 15, 2024.
Health
Stony Brook Southampton has new chief administrative officer
Emily Mastaler, the former president and CEO of River Hospital in Alexandria Bay, N.Y., will take the position of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s chief administrative officer on May 20, according to a Stony Brook Medicine press release.
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Cops: Riverhead man arrested for stealing vehicle and driving drunk
A Riverhead man was arrested last night after allegedly stealing a vehicle from a gas station parking lot and driving drunk, according to Riverhead Police.
Community News
To fight mental health stigma, this Riverhead student athlete shares her own struggles
Deanna North, captain of the Riverhead High School varsity softball team, shares her own story to fight the stigma surrounding mental health issues. She wants every student athlete to know it's OK to struggle. "We are not superheroes," she says.
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Riverhead Middle School students ‘pie’ staff to celebrate Pi Day
Riverhead Middle School students celebrated Pi Day on Thursday by splattering their teachers and administrators with whipped cream. The event raised $804 for the middle school PTO.
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Irish flag raised on the village green in Jamesport
The flag of the Republic of Ireland flies on the village green in Jamesport. The East End Emerald Society and the Town of Riverhead raised the flag Wednesday afternoon, in advance of the Jamesport St. Patrick's Day Parade which takes place March 30. Photos.
Board of Education
Riverhead school district proposes eliminating 38 full-time teaching positions, business official says
The Riverhead school district needs to eliminate roughly 38 full-time equivalent teaching positions next year, according to the district’s business official.
News
Spring cleanup time in Riverhead: Volunteers needed as Town Board pledges stepped-up enforcement and public awareness campaign
The town-wide spring cleanup is set for Sunday morning, April 28. Volunteers are needed. Riverhead Town, meanwhile will step up code enforcement and launch a public awareness campaign.
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L.I. Science Center’s robotics students have strong showing at regional events
The point of the program is to “get the next generation of engineers and scientists into the pipeline," said L.I. Science Center robotics coach Chris Pinkenburg, a physicist at Brookhaven National Lab.
To fight mental health stigma, this Riverhead student athlete shares her...
Deanna North, captain of the Riverhead High School varsity softball team, shares her own story to fight the stigma surrounding mental health issues. She wants every student athlete to know it's OK to struggle. "We are not superheroes," she says.
Riverhead Middle School students ‘pie’ staff to celebrate Pi Day
Riverhead Middle School students celebrated Pi Day on Thursday by splattering their teachers and administrators with whipped cream. The event raised $804 for the middle school PTO.
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