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Two new sculptures installed at Grangebel Park ahead of upcoming ‘Reflextions’ events

by Jun 14, 2021
One of the latest additions to the public art display in Grangebel Park,is a submarine sculpture made by Clayton Orehek located in the Peconic River. Photo Alek Lewis

Town terminates Grangebel Park concession agreement with downtown restaurateur

by Sep 18, 2019
The town will likely issue an RFP for a new concession license for the historic pump house at Grangebel Park.

Town moves ahead with downtown security cameras, installing LED streetlights town-wide

by Aug 7, 2019
Security cameras will first be installed in the Grangebel Park and Railroad Avenue areas and technology installed in police headquarters to monitor the video feed.

Police: Man’s body pulled from Peconic River

by Jun 15, 2019
Riverhead Police detectives are investigating an apparent drowning in the Peconic River in Grangebel Park this afternoon.

Riverhead cop, state trooper rescue drowning man in Grangebel Park

by Sep 20, 2018
Police Officer Richard Freeborn and Trooper Michael Masino entered the Peconic River behind 57 W. Main Street to retrieve an unresponsive man found floating face down in the water Wednesday evening. They pulled him to shore and revived him with CPR.

Art will light up Grangebel Park this summer and fall

by Jun 7, 2018
“Reflections,” a monthly art and light festival will feature a number of original works of art, illuminated for nighttime enjoyment, in and along the Peconic River in Grangebel Park.

Candlelight vigil for victims of opioid epidemic will be held Sunday downtown

by Sep 30, 2017
With towns across Suffolk County battling a worsening crisis of opioid addiction, two local organizations are planning a candlelight vigil in Grangebel Park Sunday night for the victims of the crisis and their families.

Grangebel Park’s storm-damaged gravel walkways replaced with asphalt

by Oct 14, 2016
Grangebel Park’s gravel paths, constructed in 2010 and destroyed by Superstorm Sandy in 2012, have been ripped out and replaced with asphalt walkways.

Riverhead vigils for Orlando shooting victims to be held Friday, Monday

by Jun 16, 2016
"We need to stand together as a community in offering our sorrow and prayers to those who lost their lives and to all those wounded from this senseless act of violence," said Connie Lassandro, chairperson of the Anti-Bias Task Force.

Perseverance and practice, in art and life: colorful mural finally installed in Grangebel Park playground

by Nov 16, 2015
Life gets in the way of art sometimes. That’s what happened this year to Samantha Neukirch, who intended to install the mural she created for...