Lisa Finn
News
Southampton Councilwoman Bridget Fleming to run for county legislature; Schneiderman aiming for supervisor’s seat
South Fork political candidates continue to swap seats this week as Southampton Town Councilwoman Bridget Fleming announced yesterday that she's garnered the Democratic nomination...
News
Southampton Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst seeking Democratic nomination for Congress, won’t seek re-election
Freshman Congressman Lee Zeldin could be in for a heated battle next year. Southampton Town Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst is seeking the Democratic nod to challenge...
News
East Hampton helicopter rules put on hold for three weeks while court considers injunction application
East Hampton Town agreed to delay effective date of new airport rules restricting helicopters while a federal court judge considers injunction application by plaintiffs in lawsuit brought against the town by Friends of East Hampton Airport and several private companies.
Community News
‘For one brief, shining moment,’ Camelot shimmers on NFCT stage
Remaining show dates are May 21, 22 23, 24, 28, 29, 30, and 31. All shows are at 8 p.m. except for Sunday matinees at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at 631-298-NFCT or by going to www.nfct.com.
Business
Flyboard L.I., forced out of Riverhead by regs, heads to Port Jeff, as local man launches flyboard business in Greenport
People interested in trying the hot new sport of flyboarding will no longer be coming to downtown Riverhead to check it out. They'll be heading to the villages of Port Jefferson and Greenport instead.
Business
Cross Sound Ferry teams up with North Fork Brewing Company to offer craft beer onboard
Two bastions of the North Fork business community are teaming up as the Cross Sound Ferry prepares to offer the Greenport Harbor Brewery's line...
News
East Hampton hit with lawsuit after adopting helicopter noise restrictions
Not even a week after East Hampton adopted legislation to curb helicopter noise on the East End, the town has been slammed with a...
News
Some relief dawns on horizon as East Hampton approves helicopter restrictions; some have reservations
After months of public outcry and many meetings on the East End to address the escalating and controversial issue, the East Hampton town board adopted legislation Thursday restricting helicopter traffic at the town airport.
Breaking News
Cops: Wrong-way drunk driver from Wading River almost hits police car, forces cars off road
A drunk wrong way driver from Wading River almost hit a police car twice and forced other motorists off the road before being stopped...
Business
Farmers talk future with new Congressman Lee Zeldin
Carrying on a longtime tradition, new Congressman Lee Zeldin had breakfast with members of the Long Island Farm Bureau in Calverton yesterday to hear...
