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🌱 North Fork Daily: Man Charged With 2 DWIs In 1 Night: PD + Crash
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Good morning, neighbors and friends. In the news today, two crashes in one involving a man who police said was driving while intoxicated. Also on our roads, a man was airlifted with serious injuries after hitting a pole, authorities reported.
With summer crowds on our bucolic roadways, what do you all think can be done to prevent crashes and keep us all safe? Many have said there's a need for answers for years, what would you like to see change?
Also, a hearing yesterday on limiting house size draw an impassioned crowd to Southold Town Hall. Look for that story on North Fork Patch today — and also, send your thoughts on the issue to Lisa.Finn@patch.com.
Until tomorrow . . .
First, today's weather:
A brief shower or two. High: 67 Low: 61.
Here are the top stories on the North Fork today:
- Riverhead gun shop proposal sparks heated debate at meeting: The controversial issue sparked both support and opposition. (Newsday)
- Man Charged With DWI After 2 Greenport Crashes In 1 Night: Police: The man crashed into a car at Claudio's parking lot and soon after struck a vehicle nearby, police said. (North Fork Patch)
- Man Seriously Injured in North Fork Crash: He was airlifted for treatment, police said. (North Fork Patch)
- Portion Of Thomas Valva $200M Wrongful Death Suit Can Proceed: Judge: Thomas Valva, 8, froze to death in his father's garage in 2020. (Patch)
- South Ferry honored by New York State: Congratulations on the state honor! (Shelter Island Reporter))
Today on the North Fork:
- Low Impact Aerobics Wednesday and Friday (10:00 AM)
- Walk Safe Long Island (2:00 PM)
- BOE Meeting - Southold Junior-Senior High School (7:00 PM)
- BOE Meeting - Southold UFSD (7:00 PM)
- Tree Committee - Town of Southold Meetings (7:00 PM)
From my notebook:
- The North Fork Animal Welfare League: "Some of our new arrivals! Stop by the shelters and meet your new best friend!" (The North Fork Animal Welfare League via Facebook)
- Southold Historical Museum: "Join us on July 2 for a free lecture on the lawn of the Nautical Museum at Horton Point Lighthouse titled: "Stella Prince/The Lady Lighthouse Keeper - Fact or Fiction", by Mary Korpi." (Southold Historical Museum via Facebook)
- Southold Free Library: "Two great programs this week at your library! Register today!" (Southold Free Library via Facebook)
- Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library: "Hey, OverDrive app users! Have you tried the Libby app yet? It's the newer, easier reading app from OverDrive, with lots of features we know you'll love. Soon, the OverDrive app will be discontinued, so we recommend you upgrade to Libby." (Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library via Facebook)
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Now you're in the loop and ready to start this Wednesday. I'll catch up with you bright and early tomorrow with another update!
— Lisa Finn
About me: I'm a journalist whose passion is telling the stories of people's lives. This is your site — this is a place for your voice to be heard. I can't wait to hear from you all.
Have a news tip or suggestion for an upcoming North Fork Daily? Contact me at lisa.finn@patch.com
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