Southold, NY News & Events

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Fired Greenport rabbi's supporters seek to have his dismissal overturned

Rabbi Gadi Capela was removed by the congregation of Congregation Tifereth Israel last year.

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So long, winter: Here's when LI's popular warm-weather spots reopen

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'Out East' roundup: Macari Vineyards, Little Gull Cafe, Riverhead Farmers Market and antique cash registers

Group shares vision for expanding public access to mysterious Plum Island

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Out East: Cha-Ching! Restoring antique brass cash registers

Upcoming Events

Saturday, March 21

Lecture: The Nautical Origins of Everyday Expressions

Mar26

Special presentation by Author Cynthia Barrett, based on her book Three Sheets to the Wind: The Nautical Origins of Everyday Expressions.

Where

Southold Historical Museum Maple Lane

55200 Main Rd

Southold, NY

Phone

631-765-5500

Price

free

Website

southoldhistorical.org/event-details/lecture-the-nautical-origins-of-everyday-expressions

Online: The Doormen of New York

Apr8

Sara Leeds will share some of the stories of New York City's doormen and doorwomen, from residential doormen to building managers and even bouncers, register for a Zoom link

Where

Southold Free Library

53705 Main Rd.

Southold, NY

Phone

631-765-2077

Price

free

Website

southoldlibrary.org

Online: Scandals in the Art World

Apr9

Artist and professor Chris Vivas will discuss major events in the art world that range from theft, to murder and exploitation, register for a Zoom link

Where

Southold Free Library

53705 Main Rd.

Southold, NY

Phone

631-765-2077

Price

free

Website

southoldlibrary.org

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This $4.4M house has a 2,250-bottle wine cellar and private trails to a 500-acre preserve

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Babylon cruises to Class B title with Morgan Fiedler at controls

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Photos: Suffolk girls basketball Class B final — Babylon vs. Greenport/Southold

Wanted: 'Hydrant heroes' to help keep them clear

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Saturday, March 21

Longtime LI chefs pair up for pop-up wine dinner

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Espresso martinis and DJs: LI cafes pivoting at night

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Hildebrandt's serving up late-night boozy milkshakes

Only in NewsdayBlizzard blasts LI town and village snow budgets

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When is my town picking up the trash? Here's what you need to know.

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'I've never seen anything like it'

Only in NewsdayLI students are staging walkouts to protest ICE: Why one organizer says he spoke out.

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Only in NewsdayHistoric Greenport synagogue wins warrant to evict fired rabbi

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Mattituck High girls volleyball coach dies at 49

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East End towns and villages urged to publish ICE reports

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First in NewsdaySuffolk water authority sues town to advance pipeline project

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Only in NewsdaySnow removal blowing holes in LI town budgets

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'The more music, the better'

Neighbors decry proposal to build farm with 6,000 chickens

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North Fork mansion sells for record-breaking $12.35M on Peconic Bay

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Out East: Albert Einstein's time in Southold

3 free winter festivals on LI with ice carving, games and food

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Southold earns playoff berth with help from CJ Bailey, Travis Sepenoski

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Photos: Suffolk boys basketball — Smithtown Christian at Southold

Mott, Wolfson lead Pierson girls basketball to overtime win

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Photos: Suffolk girls basketball — Greenport/Southold at Pierson

Out East: Mecox Bay Dairy, Kent Animal Shelter, Custer Institute & Observatory and local sparkling wines

Barbara Koch, community volunteer from Southold, dies at 83

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Out East: Custer Institute and Observatory

'Tis the season for the NewsdayTV Holiday Show!

Longtime Suffolk Democratic Party boss faces challenge

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From breweries to the beach, find dog-friendly fun this fall

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Out East: Modern Snack Bar, Helen's and Krupski's farms and the Jedediah Hawkins Inn

Photos: Suffolk Class C girls volleyball championship

Photos: Suffolk Class C boys soccer championship

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Only in Newsday4 LI districts want to pierce their tax levy caps: Why officials say it's needed

The fact that four districts want to exceed their levy cap is an indication of how tough it's been for districts to balance their budgets, a local school advocate said.

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