Waterfront Greenport condos hit the market at $1.75M and up; affordable units...
Condo units at 123 Sterling Avenue in Greenport are officially on the market, the owner confirmed with The Suffolk Times. Four market-rate units are going for between $1.75 million and $2.15 million...
View ArticleVillage of Greenport eyes kiosks for carousel tickets after price hike
The Village of Greenport is considering kiosks to sell tickets for the carousel in Mitchell Park, after a price increase from $2.00 to $2.50 in late December. Treasurer Robert Brant said at a work...
View ArticleGreenport considering development moratorium; waterfront, commercial zones...
Some Village of Greenport trustees are calling for a moratorium on development in waterfront and commercial zoning districts, citing rapid growth beyond the capacity of village infrastructure and a...
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After Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, protestors in Greenport vow ‘the...
A group of nearly 50 people gathered at Mitchell Park in Greenport Friday evening to protest the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and end the federal constitutional right to abortion...
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Cops: Boat strikes Greenport jetty, seriously injuring 35-year-old
A 35-year-old man was airlifted with serious injuries after the 23-foot boat he was operating struck the Greenport breakwater rock jetty that juts out into Greenport Harbor early Sunday morning,...
View ArticleAnker seeks to add outdoor dining along Front Street
Will proposed outdoor seating at Anker in Greenport encroach on public sidewalk space? Members of the Greenport Village Planning Board are seeking to answer that question before approving the Front...
View ArticleRenovations at Green Hill Kitchen face setback after village Planning Board...
Plans to renovate a second-floor balcony at Green Hill Kitchen were sent back to the drawing board last Thursday after the Planning Board raised concern about what was described as an “incomplete”...
View ArticleTall ship Kalmar Nyckel returning to Greenport in August
Kalmar Nyckel, the Tall Ship of Delaware, is returning to Greenport next month. The ship last docked in the village as part of the Tall Ships of America festival in 2015. “We’re very excited to return...
View ArticleFor this Greenport woman, baking sweets is a real treat
Elizabeth Clark’s baked goods can look like works of art, which is fitting. It’s the creative aspect of baking that’s the treat for her. Sometimes, Ms. Clark acknowledged, her edible art turns out so...
View ArticleGreenport man accused of selling drugs that led to overdose deaths indicted...
A Greenport man who allegedly sold cocaine mixed with fentanyl to two men who died of an overdose last year has been indicted in federal court, his attorney confirmed. Lavain Creighton is now facing a...
View ArticleGreenport Village to discuss zoning of commercial waterfront at special...
The Village of Greenport plans to discuss zoning with a focus on commercial waterfront at a special meeting on Aug. 4, trustees said at a work session last Thursday where they discussed the...
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Sound & Skate Festival in Greenport showcases artists, high-flying performances
The Sound & Skate Festival held Saturday in Greenport featured high-flying performances from a mix of men and women in roller skating, skateboarding, scooters and BMX. The event at the skate park...
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For Doris Sherman, the tall ship Kalmar Nyckel represents a link to her...
On Sunday, Doris Sherman boarded the sailing vessel Kalmar Nyckel for the second time when it visited Greenport’s East End Seaport Museum. She first boarded the majestic ship 22 years ago, during a...
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Peconic Landing celebrates 20 years in Greenport
Peconic Landing commemorated its 20th anniversary with an end of summer celebration in Greenport on Saturday, Aug. 13. Hundreds of residents, employees and North Fork community members gathered behind...
View ArticleGreenport residents, environmental groups want more extensive review of...
Environmental and neighborhood groups are rallying for a more extensive review of a proposal to build medical offices and affordable housing along Route 25 in Greenport. The town Planning Board found...
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Football: Tramontana anchors defense for Porters team that will face brutal...
Miller Place. Mount Sinai. Elwood/John Glenn. Babylon. Kings Park. Yikes! All of them are tough opponents, to say the least. It will be difficult for the Greenport/Southold/Mattituck football team to...
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Orient family to become homeowners as Habitat for Humanity holds wall-raising...
An Orient family will be the new owners of a Habitat for Humanity structure planned in Greenport. A wall-raising for the two-bedroom home on Johnson Court was held last Wednesday. “We’re very...
View ArticlePolice raid Greenport home, arrest two residents on drug, weapon charges
An East End Drug Task Force investigation led to a pair of arrests after police raided a Greenport home early Thursday morning, according to Southold Town police. Police on Friday morning identified...
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Football: No first downs, no points, no win for Porters
Greenport/Southold/Mattituck knew it had a bear of a schedule, perhaps the toughest the football team has ever had. It’s season opener Friday night at Center Moriches was one of only two games the...
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Boys Soccer: Mattituck gets back to basics, cruises past Greenport, 6-1
Sometimes you have to tone down the X’s and O’s just a bit and let the players play. Which the Mattituck boys soccer team did this week. After dropping a 2-0 decision to Suffolk County Class B...
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