Riverhead News

Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo, LLP, which has offices across the East End, is poised to hold a fundraiser for the needy at Martha Clara in Riverhead on Dec. 12. The event, which will run from 6 to 9 p.m. will feature live music by Gene Casey & the Lone Sharks, Who Are Those Guys, and Frank Latorre & The King Bees.

The Snowflake Ice Cream Shoppe of Riverhead has announced on its Facebook Page that as of this week it is closed for 2013 season.

As the first real snowfall of the season blankets Riverhead, Patch wants to see what the view looks like from your house.

Despite initial predictions of up to three inches of snow expected to fall Tuesday on the East End, for most residents of Riverhead and the North Fork, snow was a no-show.

On Tuesday night, community members are being asked to vote in their respective fire district commissioner elections.

The following arrests were reported by Town of Southampton and New York State Police for the week of Dec. 9. An criminal charge is an accusation.

Nyack's Farmers' Market will operate indoors at the Nyack Center through March 27. Organized by the Nyack Chamber of Commerce, the farmers' market has proven a bountiful harvest with a yield of 800 to 1000 shoppers a week when outdoors.

A bullet hole in the Eastport home where Francisco Pirir, 45, was fatally shot, and another man injured.

Talk for a while with Dr. Bill Zitek and you can sense the decades he spent as the go-to vet in Southold Town and for many Shelter Islanders as the owner of the North Fork Animal Hospital.

Here's a look at what's happening around Riverhead this week: - The East End Women's Network will hold a Networking Dinner on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at the Hotel Indigo, located at 1830 West Main Street.

The Riverhead High School Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps have been busy.

Here's a look at some of the top business stories that made headlines in and around your community over the past week.

Anne and John Hernon, of Manorville, had their Scottish Terrier Smokey, 8, take a picture with Santa Claus during Talmage Farm Agway's 14th annual event in Riverhead.

Bill Toedter of the North Fork Environmental Council discussed the plan with the Riverhead town board on Thursday; he said the goal was to find a locale that was both safe and traffic-free and that also highlighted natural presentation efforts in light of Earth Day and Arbor Day.

Here's a look at the top stories in Riverhead this week: Police & Fire Police Seeking Riverhead Target Thieves : Police said three men stole Crest Whitening products valued at $1,869 last month.

New Yorker published his short story, "The Smoker," about a teacher's relationship with a student and her family, in 2000.

Taking a page from a popular television series, top chefs will face off Friday in a heated competition in the kitchen to win a dream prize.

The following information was supplied by the East End police departments and the Suffolk County police.

Discussion revolving around the proposed Family Community Life Center in Riverhead, which will cost $60 million to build, got heated at a town board work session Thursday.

Sure, it's easy to roll up to any one of the hundreds of christmas tree stands across Long Island and pluck out your blue spruce from the piles, but for many intrepid holiday cheer-seekers, that just doesn't cut it.