Tim Gannon is a reporter for The Suffolk Times, a local newspaper in Riverhead, New York. He covers a range of topics including local news, politics, community events, and sports. Tim is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Riverhead and surrounding areas.
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A Chick-fil-A has been proposed as part of a development at Route 58 and Mill Road. (Credit: Courtesy of Chick-fil-A)
Riverhead Town officials are trying to solve congestion traffic at the intersection of Middle County Road and Fresh Pond Avenue in Calverton.
The Riverhead Industrial Development Agency granted a number of tax incentives for a proposed 165-unit apartment complex.
Texting while driving is one of the most dangerous things to do behind the wheel. And if you’re caught, it will cost you.(Credit: Adobe Stock)
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Suffolk County added $15 million to its capital fund last Wednesday to allow for the acquisition of more open space and farmland development rights. That number is up from $10 million last year.
The U.S. Navy has postponed a meeting with the Restoration Advisory Board that was scheduled for Tuesday night. The RAB is comprised of citizens overseeing the Navy’s cleanup of the former Grumman industrial site in Calverton. “We need to adjust next week’s RAB meeting and would like you to assist in helping us decide how...
Fred Ruvolo said he didn’t want too many people to know that he would be closing the Village Cobbler Shoppe on Griffing Avenue on June 29.
After 53 years, cobbler Fred Ruvolo is the last on the East End to ply the ancient trade. (Credit: Tim Gannon)
By: Tim Gannon, Melissa Azofeifa
Riverhead Charter School’s latest expansion plan calls for setting up three portable classrooms adjacent to current facilities on land it rents on Sound Avenue. The school said it would use temporary classrooms until a permanent solution is found.
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