Incumbent New York State Assemblyman Anthony Palumbo is being challenged by newcomer Mike Yacubich.
If you have concerns about the burgeoning deer population in Southold Town, here's your chance to speak out.
"This opioid crisis devastates families and entire communities and we must do everything in our power to fight back."
A series of meetings around Southold Town this week will give residents a chance to speak out on traffic, transportation and solutions.
"It was a good day and, I think, a productive one." — Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell on annual Fishers Island board meeting.
The picnic "epitomizes the work of the Southold Anti-Bias Task Force, bringing people together and fostering dialogue, not conflict."
"You are taking our rights away with every paragraph in this code and I am wholeheartedly against it."
After years of public outcry, a new justice court will soon become a reality in Southold; a closing is set for the former Capital One site.
"Commercial fishermen have long suffered from unfair and inequitable quotas arbitrarily set by the federal government based on faulty data."
"Russia must stay thousands of miles away from American elections. No exceptions." Rep. Lee Zeldin.
See what beaches are closed here.
"The extension of the dredging period will restore safe navigational conditions to this waterway just in time for summer.”
"We are pleased with the outcome of this important, enhanced resiliency project, which resulted in a large-scale upgrade for our residents."
After a heated primary race, the Dems have chosen a candidate to face off against Rep. Lee Zeldin.
The meeting takes place Wednesday at the town's community center on Peconic Lane.
A Democratic primary will be held on Tuesday and five candidates have come forward hoping for the chance to unseat Rep. Lee Zeldin.
"Food trucks put 4 wheels on a commercial kitchen. . . I don't think you need a pizza to taste a 3 oz. glass of wine."
North Fork farmers say they're trying hang on, find ways to evolve in a changing world, with spiking land costs and new business models.
A livid contingent of winery representatives came to a special Southold Town board meeting demanding answers.
"The meeting is an opportunity to work together to address the changing needs of agriculture and those of the community." — Scott Russell.
The rec center will be getting a new ADA compliant ramp, as well as power doors, town officials say.
"They're coming. They're at our doors." Teresa McCaskie of Southold's helicopter noise steering committee, as town readies new legislation.
The 2nd Annual North Fork Dock Diving Pet Festival and fundraiser almost went to the dogs, after a special events permit was denied.
The Greenport event is aimed at dispelling fears, promoting dialogue between police and the community in light of ICE raids, other issues.
"With these investments, New York is sending a message loud and clear that gang activity has no place in our communities."
Residents applauded a plan for 50 affordable Greenport units but were surprised to learn, as of now, they'd only be affordable for 50 years.
How do you feel about a proposed new $1 tax on all occupied hotel/motel rooms on the East End? The plan isn't ready for Albany, Thiele says
Village crews are out addressing the issue, Greenport Village Mayor George Hubbard says.
Residents applauded the Mattituck striping on social media.
The Narcan training session will also cover the dangers associated with accidental exposure to fentanyl.
Drivers are all too often seen going the wrong way down the one way street, the Southold Town board says.
"Hopefully, this settles the issue once and for all." — Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell.
"Parking is scarce in the hamlet; we need to take advantage of any opportunities to improve and expand what we do have." — Scott Russell.
Rep. Lee Zeldin is slated to meet with the public Friday in Peconic.
""Teens 18 years old and under on the North Fork have a huge problem finding mental health care. It's been a challenge through the years."
The informational meeting is slated to take place on April 12 at Southold Town Hall.
The event begins at 9 a.m. behind the town's recreation center on Peconic Lane Saturday.
The town board canceled the hearing after residents, ag members say they weren't given time to speak; supe says months' notice was given.
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All town facilities will close at 11:30 a.m.; that includes justice court appearances that were scheduled to begin at 1 p.m.