Guest Column
Laura Jens-Smith: Waski’s post about Kevin Shea crossed a line
Laura Jens-Smith argues that Council Member Joann Waski’s Facebook post about Kevin Shea’s July 21 Town Board remarks omitted his immediate correction and turned a verbal mistake into a partisan attack.
Guest Column
Nick LaLota knows better on election integrity, yet still promotes the big lie
Rep. Nick LaLota knows the safeguards built into our election system, yet campaigns on fixing a system that's not broken.
Breaking News
Riverhead High School grad arrested after running onto Yankee Stadium field during 9/11 game waving Palestinian flag
A 2006 Riverhead High School graduate was arrested after running onto the field at Yankee Stadium during a Sept. 11 Yankees-Mets game.
Letters
Politicians work for donors and lobbyists, not the electorate
"Who do they work for?'" The answer is simply the person who backs their campaign with the biggest donation
Letters
President Obama’s message of hope should inspire us all to action
Letter: We can forge a path that is based on values of fairness, inclusion and respect for diversity.
Business
Riverhead Town Board takes surprise vote to authorize demolition of 127 E. Main Street as soon as next week
A surprise Town Board vote last night set demolition of 127 East Main Street in motion, clearing the way for a Petrocelli hotel and condo project downtown. Supporters call it progress; critics say it’s rushed and secretive.
Letters
Think, speak to each other, and listen
If people would simply speak to one another, listen to each other and respect each other, we could get along despite our political differences: Letter to the editor.
Denise Civiletti
Local officials seeking re-election should attend civic group ‘meet the candidate’ nights
There’s been a lot of talk about the need to “dial it back” and engage in civil discourse. Our Town Board members stood together and prayed for this on Sept. 11. Attending meet-the-candidate forums is their chance to put those words and prayers into action.
Letters
Irony in image: ‘We the People’ elected Trump
To the Editor:
I found it ironic that the LOCAL would use a "We The People" banner over the...
Letters
This behavior was anything but Christian
Using political signs stolen from private property for 'Christian' messages is the height of hypocrisy.




































