The Long Island Rail Road's decision to extend service to Greenport rather than Sag Harbor came down to strategy and ...

Discover Long Island’s pivotal—and often overlooked—role in the American Revolution in this enlightening lecture by author and historian Bill Bleyer. Learn about the Battle of Long Island, the largest ...

A pot shop promising “five-star standard” products in tony Southampton says it will finally open its doors this week after months of red tape and legal wrangling — daring local officials to try to ...

Southampton’s local weed laws just went up in smoke as state cannabis officials blasted the town’s overly stringent rules as illegal and designed to intentionally block legal dispensaries from ever ...

An assistant at the Shinnecock housing office says that perseverance and the personal touch, however unlikely, can work in landing vouchers. Linee Matthews on the back porch of the house she rents on ...

Veteran chef and restaurateur Douglas Gulija has opened Southampton-based Fēniks, a restaurant on 75 Jobs Lane. Gulij, who for 28 years operated The Plaza Café in Southampton, has partnered with his ...

In an effort to curb rising incidents of player dissent in domestic cricket on the island, Southampton Rangers have come up with the “Just Walk” campaign. When Rangers go out eyeing a fourth trophy of ...

The Southampton History Museum is suing Southampton Town over the rights to a part of historic waterfront property, alleging the town illegally claimed ownership of it to block the eviction of a ...

For more than two decades people in Coral Harbour have been building a bridge and road. It's meant to provide better access to other parts of Southampton Island, and now it's nearly complete. The ...

When it comes to Long Island history, Noel Gish certainly qualifies as an expert. The North Fork resident enjoyed a long career as a history teacher in the Hauppauge school district, authored books ...