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EMO Electric sells first electric outboards on Long Island

2 weeks ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Amanda Olsen

Long Island’s first retail electric boat dealer is now open for business at Atlantic Cove Marina, 215 Atlantic Ave., East Moriches. Founded two years ago by partners Luke Hickling and T.R. Ludwig, EMO Electric sells electric outboards, trolling motors and purpose-built electric boats. They also do electric repowers, where they take gasoline-powered boats and retrofit them. EMO Electric began through an interesting twist of fate.
Suffolk Times' Angela Colangelo wins big at writers conference

2 weeks ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Amanda Olsen

Angela Colangelo, Times Review’s digital editor, won first and third places in the New York State Outdoor Writers Association Excellence in Craft contest at their spring conference this past weekend in Niagara Falls.
Dog dock diving moves to Greenport Polo Grounds

2 weeks ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Amanda Olsen

Soon after Kim Loper opened Harbor Pet in Greenport in 2014, a chance conversation with a vendor planted the seed that would become the North Fork Dog Dock Diving event. “I was talking to one of my sales reps, and their company sponsored [dock diving] nationwide. And I was like, ‘Oh, that would be such a cool thing to be able to host here,’” said Ms. Loper.
State budget gives local families a boost with tax breaks, rebates

2 weeks ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Amanda Olsen

The 2025/2026 New York State budget passed earlier this month. It includes a plan to ensure New York’s approximately 2.7 million students can receive breakfast and lunch for free at school. This program will save parents money and address food insecurity among New York kids. Free school meals are estimated to save families $165 per child each month in grocery spending.
Watch your step: Piping plovers begin hatching Memorial Day Weekend

3 weeks ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Amanda Olsen

The season’s first clutch of piping plovers will start emerging from their eggs around Memorial Day weekend, setting them on a potential collision course with crowds of late spring beach-goers. Conservationists and bird advocates are issuing warnings ahead of the hatching. The tiny chicks are considered precocious, meaning they are fairly self sufficient from birth and are able to roam up to a half mile from their nesting site within a day of hatching.
No jail time for Cutchogue firefighter arrested for tampering with public records

4 weeks ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Ana Borruto

A Cutchogue firefighter, who was accused last year of tampering with public records, will not face imprisonment or further probation supervision. James P.
Northwell opens new behavioral health center in Riverhead

4 weeks ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Ana Borruto

Northwell Health celebrated the grand opening of its 12,000-square-foot Behavioral Health Wellness Center at 877 East Main St. in Riverhead with a commemorative ribbon-cutting ceremony last Thursday.
Erica Steindl named the new executive director of CAST - The Suffolk Times

1 month ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Ana Borruto

The Center for Advocacy, Support and Transformation (CAST) has picked longtime member Erica Steindl to lead the organization as its new executive director. Ms. Steindl, who has been a key member of the organization since 2020, has served as interim executive director for the last six months and previously lead CAST’s Education & Outreach efforts.
Local honeybees make more than honey on North Fork farms

1 month ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Amanda Olsen

A drive east from Riverhead to Orient this time of year passes row after row of farms bathed a sea of bright blooms. Flitting from flower to flower, too small to see from the road, are multitudes of pollinators. Pollination is essential for farms to function, and to make sure they get the biggest yields of well-formed produce, North Fork farmers turn to local beekeepers.
River otters once again making Long Island home

1 month ago | suffolktimes.timesreview.com | Amanda Olsen

With the birth of river otter pups at the Long Island Aquarium and possible sightings of otters at Marion Pond in East Marion, interest in river otters on the East End has increased. Once extirpated from almost all of New York State, these elusive animals have made a remarkable comeback. “On the North Fork, there are otters in most of the main waterways, ponds and creeks, from Orient west to East Marion.