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article Towns 5/22/13 Southold board: Airport noise 'unacceptable' North Fork residents and officials are joining those protesting the steady flow of helicopters skipping ...

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article Long Island 5/21/13 Controversies don't prevent budget passage Voters appeared to shrug off recent controversies in school districts and approved multimillion dollar budgets ...

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blog Feed Me 5/20/13 Greenport’s new food openings Keith Luce, former chef-partner at Jedediah Hawkins House in Jamesport, has launched his new venture: ...

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San Francisco Chronicle5/23/13 LI's North Fork angry over helicopter noise N.Y. (AP) — Long Island's North Fork residents are angry over the noise from helicopters that transport passengers to the Hamptons. Southold officials and residents tell Newsday ( http://bit.ly/10lYycO ) that the noise to and from East Hampton Airport is incessant. | more »
iStockAnalyst Photo Release -- Sea Tow Receives Donation From Clare Rose and Anheuser-Busch to Support Foundation's Life Jacket Loaner Station Program was mandated and put into effect by Public Law 97-322. Sea Tow International, which began, and is still headquartered, in Southold, N.Y., has grown into a thriving network of nearly 100 franchise locations across the United States, with additional operations | more »
The Sag Harbor Express Oysters Approved Under Sag Harbor Village Dock as Water Quality Concerns Continue with DEC Closure of the Coves on Monday night before gaining approval from the Sag Harbor Village Board Tuesday night. Harrison has been working with the Southold Project in Aquaculture (SPAT) through the Sag Harbor Oyster Club — founded in 2009 — to raise the oysters underneath the village’s | more »

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Stacey Altherr

A longtime Newsday veteran, I was a principal researcher for many years, and worked on team projects such as investigative series into fire districts and pollution at Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Mitch Freedman

A reporter at Newsday for nearly 40 years, Freedman currently runs the East End bureau.