Press Releases
Letters to the Editor: What is Soloviev up to?

SoutholdYour Fishers Island coverage isn’t good Have to say your coverage of the Fishers Island policing was very disappointing. A reader is left to believe the responsibility for policing the island is driven by housing, not governance. Who has the economic and governance responsibility for this activity? If it belongs to the Town of Southold, […]

Updated: Dec 3, 2023
Editorial: A veteran is buried and the American spirit is rekindled

A member of the Honor Guard walks with a riderless horse at Sweeney’s burial ceremony. Researchers at the U.S. Department of Defense never stop searching for fallen soldiers. (John Neely photo) In our newspapers last week, we wrote about the burial in Calverton National Cemetery of a soldier, Sgt. Bernard Sweeney, whose remains were first […]

Updated: Dec 3, 2023
Person stabbed at Kowloon – Itemlive

SAUGUS — One person was taken to a hospital after they were stabbed at the Kowloon Restaurant, police said. A spokesperson for Saugus police confirmed one person had been stabbed sometime after 9 p.m. Saturday. It was not immediately clear what condition they were in or what precipitated the incident. The stabbing marks the second […]

Updated: Dec 3, 2023
Real Estate Transfers: November 30, 2023

(Courtesy Andrew Dean/Adobe Stock) Listings prepared for Times Review Media Group by Suffolk Vision Inc., dated Oct. 13, 2023. BAITING HOLLOW (11933) • Frances Rosenfeld to Alexander Leytman & Joanna Shirin, 27 Silver Beech Lane (600-39-7-16) (R) $820,000  • Patrick & Donna Galvin to Michael & Elizabeth Berthel, 331 Baywood Drive (600-40-6-10) (R) $675,000 CALVERTON […]

Updated: Dec 2, 2023
Southold Blotter: Man avoids potential scam in Greenport

Current Southold police headquarters. (Melissa Azofeifa photo) • On Nov. 20, an employee of the Starbucks in Mattituck signed a trespass affidavit against a 54-year-old man, whose address was not provided, for being in the store on several occasions, giving employees a hard time and asking employees for free food and coffee, according to a […]

Updated: Dec 2, 2023
Lynn Hoops kick off at Ron Bennett Jamboree

LYNN — Lynn basketball is officially underway, as all five Lynn schools got a sneak peek of the season to come at the Ron Bennett Boys Basketball Jamboree. Hosted by Lynn English, the pre-season tournament is a chance for coaches and players to get a feel of its new squads before kicking it into high […]

Updated: Dec 2, 2023
Page one 12-2-2023 – Itemlive

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Updated: Dec 2, 2023
School-board elections could make (or break) our democracy

Julie Marsh, Miguel Casar Rodriguez, and Pedro Noguera   School boards across America are under attack. We have all seen the disruptions at school-board meetings triggered by clashes over controversial policies regarding the teaching of race and racism, ethnic and gender studies, and LGBTQ+ inclusion. What we may not have noticed, however, is that these […]

Updated: Dec 1, 2023
Woodfin ready to lead Lady Headers

MARBLEHEAD — The Marblehead girls ice hockey team is under new direction with first-year head coach Hadley Woodfin taking over the program. Woodfin, a Marblehead graduate (Class of 2016), said she is “really excited” about the upcoming season. Woodfin knew ever since she was young that coaching was in her future. “Sports have always been […]

Updated: Dec 1, 2023
Saugus has plans for school improvement

SAUGUS — The School Committee on Thursday approved School Improvement Plans for each of the district’s three school buildings crafted by building principals and modeled on the District Improvement Plan committee members approved earlier this year. Each plan was approved unanimously by committee members, after hearing from the principals at each school building — Veterans […]

Updated: Dec 1, 2023