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Riverhead officials told Manorville residents they’d never have public water. It took a decade, but yesterday, residents proved them wrong.
It was a sight to behold. And one that was a long time coming. Suffolk County Water Authority contractors who are installing mains that will carry clean drinking water to homes in a remote section of Manorville crossed into Riverhead Town from Brookhaven yesterday. Four residents who were instrumental in...
AG On Lookout For Price Gougers Cashing In On Recent Long Island Flooding
State leaders are on the lookout for businesses hoping to cash in on the recent flooding that hit Long Island.New York Attorney General Letitia James issued an alert warning businesses against price gouging on essential items in Suffolk County. It comes after a federal emergency was declared i…
Farmers take massive hit following hailstorm
Farmers in the Wallingford and North Branford area were devastated by hail damage from Monday’s storms, during the peak of the growing season as so many were starting or preparing to harvest. At Cecarellis Harrison Hill Farm, workers were starting to process the last of this year's harvest. A...
Public Hearing Set Sept. 10 on Stanhope Stables Property
A public hearing on Sept. 10 will consider a proposal for a joint purchase of development rights of the Stanhope Stables property in West Hills. The Town of Huntington and Suffolk County would jointly purchase the farmland development rights under the proposal, allowing the stables Read More ...
FEMA help on the way for Long Island flooding victims
SMITHTOWN, N.Y. -- More help is on the way for Suffolk County, New York residents impacted by this month's devastating storm on Long Island. Smithtown announced two information sessions this week, along with information about Federal Emergency Management Agency resources.President Joe Biden approved the federal emergency declaration for Suffolk County on Sunday, after Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency for the county. The president also approved a federal emergency declaration for parts of Connecticut.The powerful storm dumped heavy rainfall on the area, causing severe flooding that damaged roads and breached two local dams. Under a federal disaster, residents and businesses...
Police: Cranston home invasion suspects fled into Connecticut
CRANSTON, R.I. (WLNE) — Suspects in a Cranston home invasion were pursued by Rhode Island State Police (RISP) and were last seen in their blue Ferrari in Connecticut, according to Connecticut State Police. Connecticut troopers in Monteville were advised at approximately 6:18 p.m. on Monday that RISP were pursuing...
Wolcott Native Named One Of Internet's Most Influential Creators
New Haven County native Anthony Fantano, who was born in Wolcott, has made a name for himself as one of YouTube's most important critics. He's amassed nearly 3 million subscribers and growing on his "TheNeedleDrop" channel and more than 1.5 million on TikTok. Fantano reviews new music on his channels,...
Waterbury public schools announce early dismissal due to extreme heat
WATERBURY, CT (WFSB) – In response to forecasted extreme heat, Waterbury schools will shift to an early dismissal schedule on Wednesday, August 28. All public schools in Waterbury will close early to ensure the safety and well-being of students and staff. Additionally, all extracurricular activities planned for the day...
Garlic festival to be held in Olde Mistick Village next month
A celebration of garlic is coming to Olde Mistick Village. The 16th Annual Garlic Festival is planned for Sept. 21 and 22 and garlic-related foods as well as those that do not feature garlic will be sold. Farmers will be selling a variety of garlic and fresh produce, jams, preserves,...
Ex-LI real estate attorney gets prison for unsophisticated theft
Douglas Valente stole more than $800K by simply keeping money due to others. A former real estate attorney is headed to prison for stealing more than $800,000 from a trio of clients. The thefts were strikingly unsophisticated, as prosecutors describe them. Douglas Valente, formerly of the Valente Law Group, was...
Sackett Point Bridge ‘Substantially Complete’ Says North Haven Officials
The Sackett Point Bridge reconstruction project is nearing completion with just a handful of components left to finish before work on the 16-year-old project is done, said North Haven town officials. Andrew Bevilacqua, the town engineer, said the bridge was deemed “substantially complete” as of June 3, while “additional utility...
Criscuolo Continuously Motivated as Nursing Grad, Assistant SCSU Coach
Each and every one of us is on the go on a daily basis, moving back and forth between various responsibilities and jobs. But for a North Branford High School alum, she had the unique opportunity to balance tackling the medical field and helping wideouts evade tackles simultaneously. Charliana Criscuolo,...
Cerasoli Craves the Court as Singles Standout and Future Captain for North Haven
Emily Cerasoli knew from a young age that she wanted to keep the court at her side upon her high school years. With a steadfast dedication to her craft that never takes a vacation, she worked and booked herself into a big solo assignment and leadership role. The North Haven...
Public Safety Announcement: School Starts 8/28 – Exercise Caution in School Zones
Attention Lebanon residents: Lebanon Public Schools will be starting tomorrow! As we welcome back students and staff, please be extra cautious when driving in and around school zones. Here are some key reminders to ensure everyone's safety:. Observe Speed Limits: Slow down in school zones and adhere to posted speed...
Ex-Riverhead councilwoman represents eastern Suffolk at Democratic National Convention
Former Riverhead Council Member Catherine Kent represented eastern Suffolk Democrats last week at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where Vice President Kamala Harris formally accepted the party’s nomination for president. Kent, of Baiting Hollow, returned to New York Friday invigorated and ready to work to elect the Democratic...
Route 80 Crash Claims One
An 82-year-old woman was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Aug. 24, according to Guilford Police. According to a press release from the Guilford Police Department (GPD), emergency personnel responded to the 1600 block of Route 80 near the North Branford town line for a two-car crash with serious injuries. The Guilford Fire Department provided medical attention on scene, and the two occupants of one of the involved vehicles were transported to an area hospital by ambulance. One of the victims sustained life-threatening injuries.
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