Articles by Brianne Ledda

Oregon Road in Cutchogue. (File photo) Cutchogue may have a role to play in the energy revolution planned to sweep New York over the coming decades.  Key Capture Energy has applied to build an approximately […]

The latest rendering of the Sports East facility provided by developer Paul Pawlowski. (Courtesy rendering) Plans for the long-awaited Sports East recreational facility have finally started to move forward, with an application now formally under […]

An aerial view of the Greenport waterfront. (Credit: David Benthal) The Village of Greenport plans to discuss a moratorium on waterfront development at a special meeting on Aug. 4, trustees said at a work session […]

The Peconic Bay Region Community Housing Act allows the five East End towns to hold referendums on adding 0.5% to the 2% community preservation fund tax on real estate transactions to create more affordable housing. […]

A 1947 photo of the Cutchogue labor camp (Courtesy of the Southold Historical Society) The Southold Historical Museum is applying for a grant to build an exhibit on the “untold stories” of 20th century immigrant […]

Architect Edward Butt speaks with residents of East Marion at Saturday’s meeting. (Credit: Brianne Ledda) Developers plan to forge ahead with an 80-unit condominium at the site of an abandoned oyster factory at the end […]

The Southold Town Board unanimously tabled for another two weeks legislation that would limit house size, to accommodate concerns raised by some residents about roof restrictions. A one-sentence section in the current draft mandates that […]

The Southold Town police headquarters in Peconic. (Credit: Grant Parpan) The Southold Town Board expressed concern at a Tuesday work session about their lack of involvement in writing the new police policy manual.   There’s […]

The former oyster factory at the end of Shipyard Lane in East Marion. (Credit: Grant Parpan/file) The Southold Town Board approved a zone change for the site of a former oyster factory at the end […]

Rona Smith at the Cutchogue Woods property in March. (Credit: David Benthal) The Southold Town Board voted Tuesday to table for 30 days a resolution on a change of zone to allow for the Cutchogue […]