Cutchogue, NY News & Events

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LI wine pioneer launches organic wine venture

Former Post Wine and Spirits owner Michael Douglass has opened Nature's Vineyards, selling organic and sustainably produced wines.

'The cause for the increase is multifaceted'

Southold Town payroll data from 2014-2024

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Upcoming Events

Sunday, December 21

Chanukah Menorah Lighting

Dec21

Temple Beth El of Patchogue and the Patchogue Chamber of Commerce invite you to join them for a Chanukah Menorah Lighting at the Capital One Building. Refreshments will be served

Where

Patchogue Village

Capital One Plaza

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-475-1882

Price

free

East End Women's Choir Presents a Candlelit Christmas

Dec21

Please join the East End Women's Choir a holiday tradition featuring an evening of choral music and carol singing

Where

Our Lady Of Ostrabrama Roman Catholic Church

3300 Depot Lane

Cutchogue , NY

11935

Price

$25 Suggested Donation

Alzheimer's Caregivers Monthly Support Group

Dec22

Share practical advice, discuss concerns and receive the support from the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center, register

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library - Medford Branch

2151 Horseblock Rd.

Medford, NY

Phone

631-654-4700

Price

free

Website

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Sunday, December 21

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Town holiday celebrations: Christmas tree, menorah lightings

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

Southold bans new docks at some waterways, despite backlash

Photos: Suffolk Class C girls volleyball championship

North Fork mansion sells for record $11.2 million

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From breweries to the beach, find dog-friendly fun this fall

Out East: Grape harvest at two vineyards

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Kristina Gabrielsen, head grower at family farm, dies at 49

Cops: LI teacher accused of trying to solicit indecent photos from a minor

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