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Riverhead looking at possibly moving police and justice court to town’s Second Street campus
The old Town Hall might not become the new town justice court after all. Riverhead Town officials are considering moving both the police department and justice court to the town-owned West Second Street property purchased last year. The Town Board is looking at possibly moving the police and justice court,...
Proposed café on Edgar Avenue, across from Aquebogue school, has public hearing
A proposal for a café on Edgar Avenue across from Aquebogue Elementary School drew concerns about traffic congestion, pedestrian safety and parking at a Riverhead Planning Board meeting Thursday evening. The “Atrium Café” site plan by owner Daniel Lysogorski of Riverhead shows a 2,382-square-foot, 42-seat restaurant (including eight outdoor...
Trio Caught With Over $1K In Counterfeit Bills After Using Them At Waterbury Store, Police Say
The arrests resulted from an incident in New Haven County on Monday, Sept. 9 that began around 2 p.m., when detectives witnessed suspicious activity involving two cars in the parking lot of a retail establishment in the area of Union Street in Waterbury, Connecticut State Police said on Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Nyberg: Connecticut pottery trail to hit the road next month
TRUMBULL, Conn. (WTNH) — Pottery artists from across the region are hitting the road in New Haven and Fairfield counties to show off some of their creations. Potters path was created with the intention of showing off their artwork while also creating a community centered around pottery. The events will have food, beverages and more. […]
IRS provides relief to flash flooding victims
OXFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Individuals and businesses affected by severe flooding last month now have the option to receive tax relief, according to an announcement from the Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday. The IRS is offering relief to areas affected by the Aug. 18 flash flooding, which is designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency […]
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