Jamesport News

Detectives Association, based in South Jamesport, is one of two Long Island charities listed in the New York attorney general's report as having received none of what a hired professional solicitor raised on the group's behalf.

Enjoying herself at Marine World! Kids of all ages enjoy Atlantis Marine World. Show proof of residency for the Town of Riverhead and get FREE admission EVERY FRIDAY in November, as well as on Thanksgiving Day at Atlantis Marine World at 431 East Main Street in Riverhead.

Nothing ever comes easily for Riverhead. Now the capital-starved economy is threatening the town's plans to revitalize its downtown and get tax revenue from projects at Calverton , the former Grumman site.

Corksavvy talks to leading Long Island winemaker, Roman Roth. [ More ] Looking for something fun and different to do on a beautiful fall day? Consider taking a scenic drive through bucolic landscapes infused with the smells and colors of autumn with your destination being the North Fork of Long Island Wineries about 75 miles from Manhattan.

The Jamesport Manor Inn in Jamesport is uniting with more than 5,000 restaurants nationwide in Share Our Strength's second annual "Great American Dine Out." From Sunday, September 20, through Saturday, September 26, thousands of restaurants across America will unite and mobilize diners to dine out and raise millions of dollars in an effort to make ...

Slow Food East End will hold an open house on Sunday, September 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Charnews Farm on Youngs Avenue in Southold.

BOB LIEPA PHOTOS Bryan Knipfing of Miller Place pushed himself to victory in the Sound to Bay 10K in 34 minutes 59 seconds.

Going green sometimes comes with a price: Organic vegetables can cost twice as much as their mainstream counterparts.

Trees in Long Island's orchards are laden with apples for picking. Whether you favor sweet Golden Delicious or tart Granny Smith, there's one that will be the apple of your eye.

Recession or not, a new crop of wineries, tasting rooms, vineyards and wines is making its way to Long Island wine country this season, suggesting that the business of sipping may not only defy but thrive in tough economic times.

Gregory Blass of Jamesport is now the new Suffolk County Social Services commissioner.

Gabby Pisacano's eyeglasses darken to the shade of a ripe-red grape as he stands in pale sunlight beside the dozen rows of cabernet franc vines his son, Rich, assigned him as a project three years ago.

Just months after the legislature's former Presiding Officer Gregory Blass was named chief deputy of Suffolk Social Services in 2007, his new boss, Janet DeMarzo, moved him out to a building a mile away from the agency headquarters.