Courtney Blasl
Courtney is a photographer, videographer, web designer and writer. She is a lifelong Riverhead resident.
Weather
Winter storm watch: 4 to 9 inches of wet, heavy snow expected Tuesday night into late Wednesday
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for possible heavy, wet snow with accumulations of four to nine inches on Long Island tomorrow night.
Community News
Santa poses with furry and feathered friends at Talmage Farm Agway
Santa posed with pets of all shapes and sizes and their families at the free annual event, which drew such a crowd Saturday morning that the line nearly went out the door and into the snow.
Upcoming
RFCT’s Gypsy opens tonight with performances through Nov. 19
The Riverhead Faculty Community Theater’s production of Gypsy opens tonight at Riverhead High School and runs through November 19.
Gypsy tells the story of ambitious...
Roanoke Avenue Elementary School
Photos: Harlem Wizard dazzles students at Roanoke Ave. ahead of annual Riverhead faculty game
DP gave the students at Roanoake a preview of the upcoming Harlem Wizards game against Riverhead school staff.
Photos
Photos: Hallockville hosts annual Fleece and Fiber Fair
Crowds flocked to the museum farm to watch demonstrations of shearing, wool dying, spinning, weaving, sheepherding, rug hooking and other folk art forms.
Softball
Softball playoffs: Mercy falls to Center Moriches in first game of Class B playoffs, 16-3
Mercy will get another shot at the Class B Championship Monday, when they face the loser of Saturday’s playoff game between Center Moriches and Babylon.
Baseball
Photos: Waves take two from Copiague
Riverhead swept a series with Copiague, winning a doubleheader yesterday at home, 3-0 and 6-5.
Softball
Riverhead falls to Sachem North, 13-4
Riverhead fought hard but was unable to overcome a strong Sachem North Thursday afternoon during a home game, ultimately losing 13-4.
Community News
Young citizens doing good: New youth-driven service club has lots of big ideas
When recreation department community relations specialist Liz Flood first organized the group, she said expected the kids to want to plan more traditional “fun” events. But the students surprised her by wanting to jump right into community service.
Community News
Batter up! Riverhead Little League celebrates opening of 2017 season
Cloudy skies couldn't dampen the spirits of the Riverhead Little League's 350 players as they rounded the bases at the 2017 opening ceremony in Stotzky Memorial Park Saturday morning.
