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Thomas R. Meaney “TR” – The Suffolk Times

Thomas R. Meaney “TR” of Cutchogue passed away Sunday, Jan. 21, 2024. He was 87. The family will receive friends Wednesday, Jan. 24 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the DeFriest-Grattan Funeral Home in Mattituck, where funeral services will be performed during the visitation. Source link

Updated: Jan 22, 2024
Anne Kaloski – The Suffolk Times

Anne Kaloski of Cutchogue died at Kanas Center for Hospice Care Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024. She was 85. Anne was born Dec. 22, 1938. She was one of five children. She was employed by Father Fagan at Little Flower Children & Family Services until her retirement. She leaves behind her husband of 30 years, Paul […]

Updated: Jan 22, 2024
Greenport’s latest strategy to tackle affordable housing: state funding

Greenport Village (Credit: Chris Francescani) When it comes to affordable housing, the Village of Greenport is especially beset with challenges. It’s distance near the end of the North Fork makes it hard to attract and maintain employees who are commuting to work from elsewhere. AirBnB and the skyrocketing prices of homes in the village during […]

Updated: Jan 22, 2024
Daily Update: Greenport’s latest strategy to tackle affordable housing

Greenport Village (Credit: Chris Francescani) Here are the headlines for January 22, 2024. THE SUFFOLK TIMES Greenport’s latest strategy to tackle affordable housing: state funding RIVERHEAD NEWS-REVIEW Remembering Jeff Bennett, 81, a beloved Shoreham-Wading River theater teacher SHELTER ISLAND REPORTER Shelter Island Police and town agree on contract through 2026 NORTHFORKER Unleash your inner child […]

Updated: Jan 22, 2024
Today’s page 1: 1-22-24 – Itemlive

Daily Item Staff January 21, 2024 by Daily Item Staff Source link

Updated: Jan 22, 2024
Measles outbreak should be a vaccine wake-up call

Lisa Jarvis   A cluster of measles cases in the Northeast is putting a spotlight on how easily the highly contagious disease can spread — and how dangerous any further slip in childhood vaccination rates could be. It takes only a handful of measles cases to make headlines. That’s because infants and toddlers not old […]

Updated: Jan 22, 2024
Speaking easy about Marblehead’s new secret

The owners behind the Hidden Door, Todd and Victoria Horvath. If you take a walk down Washington Street past the Barrelman, you’ll see a white picket fence with a gate, leading down an alleyway to a door, with an awning reading Boston Yacht Sales above it.  Except, it isn’t a place to go purchase a […]

Updated: Jan 22, 2024
Free speech on campus gets snagged in doublespeak

Mary Ellen Klas   The opening sentence of the federal court opinion was like none other: “It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.” U.S. District Court Judge Mark Walker quoted the haunting first line of George Orwell’s classic novel “1984” as he struck down parts of the Florida […]

Updated: Jan 22, 2024
Explosive third period lifts Lynnfield past Triton

PEABODY  —  The Lynnfield boys hockey team turned tables on Cape Ann League rival Triton Saturday at McVann O’Keefe Memorial Ice Rink, storming back from a 2-0 second period deficit with five unanswered goals to vanquish the Vikings 5-2. But it was the way the Pioneers (5-6) did it that’s the real story.  With Triton […]

Updated: Jan 21, 2024
ROUNDUP: Swampscott shoots and scores against Whittier

Big Blue, big home victory for Swampscott’s girls basketball team on Saturday. In a 36-28 win against Whittier Tech, the hosts received “balanced scoring,” as said by coach Katelyn Leonard. She’s right. Jesse Ford (9 points), Sam Ward (8 points), and Olivia Quagrello (7 points, 6 steals) led the way offensively, while Victoria Quagrello and […]

Updated: Jan 21, 2024