Eberhard Muller and Paulette Satur at their recently closed processing plant in Calverton. (Steve Wick photo) More than 25 years ago, Paulette Satur and her husband, Eberhard Muller, an acclaimed chef at iconic Manhattan restaurants like Le Bernardin and Lutece, bought an 18-acre farm in Cutchogue where potatoes had once been grown. Their idea was […]
Jere Anderson, who has served as the process engineering manager and technical director for Lynn-based Bent Water Brewing since 2018, has recently been appointed to the Brewers Association Technical Committee. The association represents some of the most successful craft breweries in the world, including Allagash, Boston Beer Company, and Sierra Nevada. “This appointment means to […]
Saugus, Marblehead, Swampscott Public Schools among grant recipients. Charlie McKenna February 2, 2024 by Charlie McKenna The Towns of Saugus and Marblehead, along with Swampscott Public Schools, have received a grant from the Healey-Driscoll administration to facilitate cybersecurity awareness training. The program, which is administered by the Executive Office of Technology Services and Security and […]
During his second State of the City address, Mayor Jared Nicholson focused on the challenges Lynn faces and the steps it is taking to overcome them. This is especially relevant following the shootings that shook the city at the end of December. While Lynn has made significant cultural and economic progress over the last decade, […]
Maybe now is the moment to buck every indicator in American politics. Maybe, as the presidential campaign moves into South Carolina, which four years ago upended every assumption of every political professional, it is time to reconsider the conventional wisdom. Maybe all the loud voices are not necessarily the smart voices. Maybe sleepy Joe Biden […]
Editorial written by the Las Vegas Review-Journal Editorial Board The federal government ramped up the printing presses during the pandemic, throwing cash around like the proverbial drunken sailor. While much of that aid helped businesses and individuals navigate unprecedented shutdowns, a significant portion of the money went up in smoke. An Associated Press analysis last […]
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(photo credit: Lee Meyer) Here are the headlines for February 2, 2024. THE SUFFOLK TIMES D’Latte Cafe announces closure Corwin’s confidence leads Porters to victory Weekly sports roundup RIVERHEAD NEWS-REVIEW Habitat For Humanity of Long Island’s Man of the Year donates roof for Riverhead home Weekly sports roundup SHELTER ISLAND REPORTER New Shelter Island supervisor […]
(photo credit: Lee Meyer) D’Latte Cafe, a beloved coffee spot in the heart of Greenport Village, will shut its doors for the final time this Sunday. “With a heavy heart, we have to announce the closure of our Greenport cafe at 218 Main Street after 20 beautiful years,” reads an announcement posted on D’Latte’s Facebook […]
(photo credit Bill Landon) GIRLS BASKETBALL Jan. 26 Mattituck 34, Pierson/Bridgehampton 24 The first-place Tuckers (9-5, 8-0) ran their winning streak to nine games as they recorded a 34-24 victory in a Suffolk County League VII home game. Sophomore guard Claire Mackenzie led the way with 19 points. Mattituck bolted to a 13-6 lead by […]
