Juliana Holguin
Juliana is an editor, journalist, and social communicator at Tu Prensa Local. She has a long career working in various media outlets, especially in television, newspapers, and magazines. Her journalistic work has been recognized with 6 journalism awards, including the Simón Bolívar National Award in Colombia. You can email her at juliana@tuprensalocal.com."
Community News
Riverhead family seeks help with funeral expenses of motorcyclist killed in Tuesday crash
Family of 22-year-old killed in Riverhead crash seeks help so he can be laid to rest near the grandmother who raised him.
Breaking News
Flanders landscaper and his employee arrested by ICE agents on Flanders Road Monday morning
A Flanders man who owns a landscaping company and one of his workers were arrested by ICE agents early Monday morning on Flanders Road, as they headed out to work in the Hamptons.
Business
Guatemalan Chamber of Commerce to officially launch in Riverhead with celebration at Atlantis
The Guatemalan Chamber of Commerce aims to support local entrepreneurs and aspiring business owners. It will celebrate its launch Thursday with a reception at Atlantis.
News
Community mourns sudden death of 2022 Riverhead High School graduate
The Riverhead community is mourning the sudden death Saturday of a 2022 Riverhead High School graduate who had an apparent cardiac arrest following a seizure, according to his family.
Community News
Family of Flanders man who drowned in Delaware River warns of danger from strong underwater currents in popular vacation spot
A local family has issued a grim warning over the dangers of water currents and undertow in seemingly calm rivers after the death of a 47-year-old man from Flanders who drowned in the Delaware River over Labor Day weekend.
Community News
Shocked family members of slain woman remember her as kind, funny and popular
Family members of Marta Esmeralda Carbajal, 20, who police said was a victim of domestic violence, said her life ended in an argument sparked by jealousy.
Community News
Grieving, baffled sister ponders tragedy that claimed five family members
Laura Rivera, who lost her sister, niece and three nephews in the Nov. 16 fire on East Second Street in Riverhead, talks about her sister's courage and love for her family.
