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Brendan Carpenter's coverage is focused on local events, government announcements, and community affairs in the Long Beach area of New York. He covers a wide range of topics including local government activities, community events, education, and celebrations.
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By: Brendan Carpenter
Southold Town residents shouldn’t be alarmed, however, if parts of the waterway take on a pink or red hue next week. That's because state and federal researchers are using a tracer dye to track how treated wastewater from Greenport’s sewage treatment plant moves through the Sound.
By: Brendan Carpenter
A former Riverhead High School teacher and soccer coach was sentenced to three years in prison Wednesday for sexually exploiting girls online in Suffolk County.
By: Brendan Carpenter, Ana Borruto
Two East End candidates are looking to shake up the establishment this November, but only one of their names will appear on the ballot.Cutchogue attorney Abigail Field is mounting a Democratic-backed write-in bid for Suffolk County clerk, while Riverhead resident Kimberly Wilder, an independent, is running on the Voter Options line for state Assembly.
By: Ana Borruto, Brendan Carpenter
Two East End candidates are looking to shake up the establishment this November, but only one of their names will appear on the ballot.Riverhead resident Kimberly Wilder, an independent, is running on the Voter Options line for state Assembly, while Cutchogue attorney Abigail Field is mounting a Democratic-backed write-in bid for Suffolk County clerk.
By: Brendan Carpenter
The Riverhead Rotary Club dedicated Wednesday in memory of Mary Ellen Ellwood, a longtime member and past president who died May 7.
By: Brendan Carpenter
Patrick Brennan is looking to drop “deputy” from his Greenport Village title.Mr. Brennan, who is nearing the end of his first four-year term as trustee, said he plans to run for mayor in March 2027. He was appointed deputy mayor in 2025.
By: Brendan Carpenter
History books can tell the story of the Holocaust, but few lessons are as powerful as hearing it from someone who lived through it. Albert G. Prodell Middle School students had the chance to meet survivor and author Marion Blumenthal Lazan on Oct. 20, listening to her story of living through the Holocaust. Ms. Blumenthal...
By: Brendan Carpenter
Southold police received three more reports of tampering with Flock cameras in Greenport over a recent one-week stretch as vandals continue to target the controversial license plate readers.
By: Brendan Carpenter
The deteriorating Wading River duck ponds will get an $850,000 infusion from Brookhaven Town, local officials announced Tuesday.
By: Brendan Carpenter
An 80-unit affordable housing development planned for Riverhead will get a $3.67 million infusion of state funding, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Tuesday.
