Riverside

The Flanders, Riverside and Northampton Community Association was awarded a $50,000 community impact grant from the State Department of Environmental Conservation, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced this afternoon.

Local officials and community residents came together today to celebrate the completion of the newly reconstructed Riverside roundabout.

Construction is underway of a mixed-use building on the Riverside traffic circle site where the long-vacant Riverboat Diner stood.

The designation could mean access to significant private investment needed for infrastructure improvements, such as sewage treatment capability, that will allow the revitalization of the historically depressed hamlet of Riverside.

The funding will be used to help demolish and reconstruct two vacant buildings: the former diner on the traffic circle and the former Peconic Paddler site on Peconic Avenue.

Work on the Riverside traffic circle reconstruction project is on hold for the winter and will resume in spring when weather permits.

A company led by builder Paul Pawlowski of Mattituck has submitted plans to demolish the long-vacant old diner and construct an 8,000-square-foot, two-story building that will house medical offices and workforce apartments.

Feelin O2 Good has everything you need to achieve health and wellness, says owner Matthew Forrest of Riverhead. 'All my passions came together here,' he says.

The Children's Museum of the East End, located in Bridgehampton, will open a 2,000-square-foot satellite location at Ludlum Avenue Park in Flanders, offering permanent, full-fledged, year-round enrichment programming for kids — as soon as next year if all goes according to plan.

Ludlum Avenue Park verá algunas de sus instalaciones renovadas este mes como resultado de una petición por parte de defensores de la comunidad. "Este es...