Articles by Nicholas Grasso

The Greenport Fire Department is seeking federal funding to replace this current rescue boat, which members say is outdated. (Credit: Steve Wick) Greenport Village is still working on getting the proper fire boat it needs, […]

Despite a lifetime of medical challenges, Rebecca Szymanski (above with her brother David) never allowed her condition to interfere with her commitment to her students. (file photo) Rebecca Szymanski has been fighting for her life […]

Bob Gammon (from left), alongside former Team RICE member Declan Crowley and co-advisor Christine Schade, helped lead the Southold Robotics team to national prominence last year. (Courtesy photo) As Bob Gammon always says: “Effort equals […]

Town Supervisor Al Krupski at Tuesday’s ceremony. (Credit: Nicholas Grasso) A new era has begun for Southold Town. Twenty six hours after his term officially began, Town Supervisor Albert J. Krupski, Jr. was officially sworn […]

Alongside household sweets such as ice cream cones and brownie mix, police officers allegedly discovered fentanyl and cocaine inside a kitchen cabinet in a Greenport home last month. On Tuesday, Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond […]

(Credit: Nicholas Grasso) Five members of the Southold Town Board voted Tuesday evening to adopt findings from an investigator the board hired to evaluate allegations by former assistant town attorney Damon Hagan that Supervisor Scott […]

Southold Town Hall (Credit Nicholas Grasso) The developers behind the failed Cutchogue Woods development have a new pitch for affordable housing at a location that has since been zoned for that use: Carroll Ave. in Peconic. […]

Michael DiSilvio with his new dog, Simba. He continues to hold out hope that Gigi will be found. (Nicholas Grasso photo) It’s been four months and the communities of Mattituck and its neighboring hamlets refuse […]

Architect Andrew Giambertone, one of the principals behind the Enclaves propopsal, displaying a scale model of the $43.9 million hotel at Monday’s meeting. The IDA is expected to decide on its pending tax incentive offer […]

Donald Bayles, 100, seated with his collection of published and personal history. (Credit: Nicholas Grasso) As a high school student, Donald Bayles was hardly interested in history class. But several decades later, one took an […]