April Pokorny
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Riverhead students take first place in Long Island Auto Tech Competition
H.B. Ward Technical Center students Nick Camarata and Adam McAlister each earned $25,000 in scholarships and a ticket to the state final this month.
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Innovative program spans generations at Riverhead day care facility
The former Riverhead Country Day School building adjacent to Stotzky Park has taken on a new life — yes, it’s still a day care center but the hallway that connects the rooms in the north end of the building to those in the south end now bridges a generational gap that spans decades.
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Spend an evening with a panel of forensic experts Saturday at the Vail-Leavitt
Ever wonder what it’s like to be a real-life crime scene investigator or medical examiner tasked with solving deadly, sometimes gruesome crimes?
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A bittersweet milestone for Poetry Street: a fifth anniversary celebration as its only home, Blue Duck Bakery, shuts its doors
Downtown Riverhead took a double hit Sunday as the Blue Duck Bakery and Café closed its doors for the last time
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New group focuses on professional women
Twin Forks Professional Women's Circle offers networking, seminars, support and mentoring.
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Riverhead wrestler has sights set on Olympics
Katie Moore, 16, is a nationally ranked in women's wrestling and aims to compete in the 2028 Olympics.
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‘Bionic’ teen directs ‘Shine for the Spines’ cabaret fundraiser at Vail-Leavitt
Thea Flanzer was diagnosed with scoliosis — curvature of the spine — when she was 10 years old. Her experience with the condition and the surgeons who corrected it inspired her to produce the upcoming show.
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Riverhead vocalist chosen for Tanglewood summer music program
Riverhead High School junior Lily Kutner has been selected for the prestigious Tanglewood Institute's summer music program this year.
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Ministering to the homeless, one pair of feet at a time
A good soak in warm water, toenail care, washing, drying and powdering and a maybe a pair or two of new socks — When you're homeless, these things are luxuries.
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Phillips Avenue teacher is featured on actress Kristen Bell’s Instagram and school supplies pour in from all over U.S.
Tonya Gonzalez's fourth-graders at Phillips Avenue Elementary School received a shock when they came to school one day last week. Their classroom was filled with shipping boxes.