Cutchogue, NY News & Events

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Mott, Wolfson lead Pierson girls basketball to overtime win

Josie Mott scored 20 points and Molly Wolfson added 17 to help Pierson improve to 8-4 this season.

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Photos: Suffolk girls basketball — Greenport/Southold at Pierson

Out East: Mecox Bay Dairy, Kent Animal Shelter, Custer Institute & Observatory and local champagnes

First in NewsdayJudge upholds Greenport rabbi's ouster

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Barbara Koch, community volunteer from Southold, dies at 83

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Upcoming Events

Saturday, January 17

Exhibition: Mexico - Past and Present

Jan17

Solo exhibition of paintings and prints by Kelynn Z. Alder that blend together pre-Hispanic mythologies, living ritual, Indigenous languages and contemporary iconography, reception will be held 5-7 p.m. on Dec. 13

Where

Museum of Contemporary Art Long Island

20 Terry St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-627-8686

Price

free

Website

patchoguearts.org

Radio Flashback Concert

Jan17

Radio Flashback will perform rocks songs of the '70s and '80s, register

Where

Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library

27550 Main Rd.

Cutchogue, NY

Phone

631-734-6360

Price

free

Website

cutchoguelibrary.org

Online: Art - A Path to Personal Freedom

Jan22

Explore the work of Yayoi Kusama, Friday Kahlo, Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner and other modern artists who express their inner-self through innovative techniques, featuring a series of writing and art exercises (have drawing and writing supplies on hand and several sheets of paper), register for a Zoom link

Where

Cutchogue New Suffolk Free Library

27550 Main Rd.

Cutchogue, NY

Phone

631-734-6360

Price

free

Website

cutchoguelibrary.org

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Cyberattack in Southold forces workers to use fax machines, handwritten reports

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Out East: Cut your own Christmas tree at Zuhoski Farms

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Moller, Colombo lead Bayport-BP girls to Suffolk 'B' volleyball title

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Out East: Modern Snack Bar, Helen's and Krupski's farms and the Jedediah Hawkins Inn

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A decade may not represent a bygone era, but online, Americans appear to be longing to turn back the clock to the year of Pokémon Go and skinny jeans. Here's a look back at the year 2016, in a Newsday video produced at the time.