Articles by Nicole Wagner

Oregon Road in Cutchogue. (File photo) A public hearing to extend Southold Town’s moratorium on the construction of Battery Energy Storage System facilities, knows as BESS, has been set for April 15 at 7 p.m. […]

(Credit: Nicholas Grasso file photo) A chapter 280 zoning code was amended by the Town Board March 4 to allow for the merger of adjacent land parcels owned by the same person if they are […]

(Credit: file photo) After two recent public hearings, a local law regarding how the Southold Town Board adjusts shellfish permits was passed Feb. 25. Then on March 4, a separate law was passed regarding changing […]

(Credit: file photo) A proposal to construct a 20-acre commercial solar power facility at the former Cutchogue landfill was deemed complete by the Southold Town Planning Board during a Feb. 10 meeting. A public hearing […]

(Credit: Courtesy photo) Southold Town Councilman Greg Doroski announced Monday that he will be running for the Suffolk County Legislature 1st District seat in November. Mr. Doroski has served as councilman for five years, having […]

Federal funds originally intended to renovate Southold Recreation Center bathrooms were reshuffled to install a generator at Southold Town Annex after concerns were raised about the certainty of fund availability. (Nicole Wagner photo) Sweeping executive […]

Federal funds originally intended to renovate Southold Recreation Center bathrooms were reshuffled to install a generator at Southold Town Annex after concerns were raised about the certainty of fund availability. (Nicole Wagner photo) Sweeping executive […]

George Sullivan pictured at his home in 2017. (Joe Werkmeister file photo) Lt. George Robert Sullivan is remembered by his community as a decorated Marine, beloved Mets fan and avid public servant. Although Mr. Sullivan […]

Rendering of the proposed six-dwelling apartment building adjacent to Main Road in Southold. (Credit: courtesy rendering) A proposal for the construction of a 24-foot by 220-foot, one-story building with six rental apartments — half earmarked […]

Rendering of the proposed six-dwelling apartment building adjacent to Main Road in Southold. (Credit: courtesy photo) A proposal for the construction of a 24-foot by 220-foot, one-story building with six apartments — three at an […]