Al Krupski

County Legislator Al Krupski brings to the table a lifetime of experience in farming, shoreline regulation and land use.

Paving on Roanoke Avenue will begin next week and will be completed in five or six days, according to a manager with the contracting firm doing the job for Suffolk County.

For the second and last time this year, Suffolk County legislative committees will convene in Riverhead next week in the run-up to a Riverhead general meeting on Sept. 7. Here's next weeks's committee schedule, agendas and items of interest.

Suffolk County contractors are scheduled to begin the final phase of road reconstruction work on the Roanoke Avenue project tomorrow, with milling the road surface and laying new pavement, starting with the section between Main Street and the Long Island Railroad tracks and moving north from there.

The Roanoke Avenue resurfacing project, originally scheduled to be completed by the early part of this year, is now projected to be finished by the end of this month.

Trendy sea greens, a hip source of nutrition — fat-free, gluten-free, low-calorie, rich in minerals, vitamins and taste — are soon to be 'grown on Long Island.'

For the first time in decades, the Suffolk County Legislature will hold its committee meetings in Riverhead next week in the run-up to a Riverhead general meeting.

Jamesport Fire Department members who have served in the U.S. military were honored Monday by Suffolk County Legislator Al Krupski.

East End legislators Al Krupski and Bridget Fleming negotiated an agreement with the rest of the legislature to hold committee meetings for two legislative meeting cycles at the Evans K. Griffing County Center in Riverside.

Suffolk County legislators Tuesday approved the purchase of development rights on 22.1 acres of farmland on the northwest corner of Sound and Roanoke avenues in Riverhead.