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MTA gets an earful

MTA chairman Jay Walder spoke to reporters before the public hearing last night in Riverhead on proposed LIRR service cuts. (VIDEO) See details

The meeting before the meeting

RiverheadLOCAL caught a meeting at Town Hall Friday between MTA representatives and our state, county and town elected officials in advance of  Monday's public hearing. (VIDEO) See details

Memories of the L.I. Beagle Club

The county wants to buy the 150-acre home of the L.I. Beagle Club in Calverton and the club's oldest member, Thomas Longnecker, 90, remembers its heyday (VIDEO). See details

Play ball?

The ball fields at the new town park at EPCAL may sit unused another season unless Riverhead can get county approval to use portable toilets for the coming season, because See details

Gung Hay Fat Chow!

Happy New Year from the students at Riley Avenue Elementary School in Calverton. After snow delayed the end-of-winter traditional Chinese celebration, the students finally welcomed the Year of the Tiger See details

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Tuesday, 09 March 2010
MTA chairman Jay Walder, board member Mitch Pally, LIRR president Helena Williams and other representatives of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority got an earful from East End residents at the Ri...
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Blackman Plumbing Supply is building a new 40,000 square foot warehouse and showroom on West Main Street in Riverhead, according to company spokesman Gene Spivak. The plumbing supply company this wee...
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Top MTA officials, including LIRR president Helena Williams, MTA board member Mitch Pally and LIRR chief financial officer Mark Young came to Riverhead Town Hall Friday afternoon to explain to local e...
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The 150-acre site of the Long Island Beagle Club on Edwards Avenue has been slated for acquisition by the  county for preservation and passive recreation uses, Legislator Edward Romaine announced...

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