Downtown reviatlization

"Until we meet again"... East End Arts held a farewell party for its E. Main Street gallery before a temporary move tied to Riverhead’s town square project.

Riverhead officials are split on whether Alive on 25 should return this year as they weigh costs, construction impacts and business concerns.

A demolition excavator tore into 127 East Main Street Friday as Riverhead’s town square project moved into its next phase.

"Main Street, the town square and the park were packed with people,” event organizer Diane Tucci said Monday. “It was a clean, safe and vibrant environment. Everyone was just happy,”

In an emailed statement Friday night, the Riverhead BIDMA said "the Town of Riverhead has assumed operations for" Alive on 25 and Halloween Fest.

The nearly $1.7 trillion funding bill keeps the federal government operating through Sept. 30 eliminated all member "earmarks" for specific projects.

An auto repossession business operating without permits at the former Blackman Plumbing site on West Main Street was the center of controversy at the Jan. 9 Zoning Board hearing.

The developer of the first building going up in a special district created to revitalize the area around the Riverhead railroad station is mired in debt totaling more than $16 million, according to pending lawsuits, judgments and contractors’ liens.

Reflextions —Art in the Park had its 2024 season debut Saturday night in Grangebel Park. The free event, which features...

The 14-foot long plexiglass sea turtle sculpture will be on display in front of the Long Island Aquarium for a few weeks until it is transported to Grangebel Park, where it will be a part of the Reflextions: Art in the Park events this summer.