Denise Civiletti is the Editor & Publisher of RiverheadLOCAL, a local news publication in Riverhead, New York. With a focus on providing timely and accurate information to the community, Denise covers a wide range of topics including local news, weather updates, community events, and government announcements.
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Denise Civiletti's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government and politics, crime, and the real estate industry. She often covers evolving stories related to government announcements in Riverhead and reports on local crime incidents.
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By: Denise Civiletti, Will Zeldin
Our East End community was recently shaken by a tragic incident that took a life in an act of domestic violence, bringing an unsettling truth close to home. Every day, three women in the United States are killed due to domestic violence, and this recent tragedy reminds us how deeply these issues impact lives, even within our own communities.
District mascot Rippy the Riptide generates excitement among students at the 2022 PRIDE program pep rally at Pulaski Street Intermediate School. Courtesy photo: Riverhead Central School District
By: Denise Civiletti
A brush fire burning in Calverton on April 27, 2015. RiverheadLOCAL file photo.
By: Denise Civiletti
Riverhead Fire Department brush truck crew douses fire in the woods south of Pulaski Street Sunday afternoon, Nov. 10. RiverheadLOCAL/Peter Blasl
By: Denise Civiletti
Architects' rendering of proposed development as seen from Middle Country Road, looking west toward Miloski's Poultry Farm (pictured in background) Source: Town of Riverhead/ Calverton Center draft scoping statement
Aquebogue resident Ron Hariri is escorted from the Town Hall meeting room Nov. 7 after his sharp criticism of the town supervisor during a hearing on the town's proposed 2025 budget. RiverheadLOCAL/Denise Civiletti (video screeshot)
By: Denise Civiletti
Town officials are about to commence formal review of the amended site plan application for Scott’s Pointe, which seeks to legalize construction of a paved go-kart track, a pickleball court and the…
By: Denise Civiletti
Riverhead’s final 2025 operating budget was approved unanimously by the Town Board Tuesday night, requiring a 7.5% town-wide tax rate hike to fund spending of $73.5 million.
By: Denise Civiletti, Alek Lewis
The Riverhead Town Board passed a local law Tuesday night requiring elections for town supervisor, town council members and other local officials be held in odd-numbered years.
By: Denise Civiletti
Four New York pet stores and a pet store owner have filed a lawsuit in an attempt to block a ban on the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits at pet stores set to take effect in the state on Dec. 15.
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