Greenport, NY News & Events

Check out Greenport restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

New hotels opening on LI this summer

From a beach club hotel to village properties, these design-driven spots offer food and gathering spaces to draw in both overnight guests and locals.

Port of Egypt Marine in Southold sold

Black migrant workers who toiled in LI's potato fields inspire a contemporary opera

Only in Newsday23 LI schools flagged for poor academic performance

Cherry blossom festivals on LI, in NYC this spring

Upcoming Events

Thursday, April 23

Robert Carlson: Water/Fire

Apr24

Live musical performance by concert pianist Robert Carlson, register

Where

Freeport Memorial Library

144 W. Merrick Rd.

Freeport, NY

Phone

516-379-3274

Price

free

Website

freeportlibrary.info

Monday Book Discussion: The Doorman

Apr27

Discussion of the novel "The Doorman" by Chris Pavone

Where

Floyd Memorial Library

539 1st St.

Greenport, NY

Phone

631-477-0660

Price

free

Website

floydmemoriallibrary.org

Medicaid Enrollment Assistance

Apr29

Facilitated enrollers will help aged, blind, and disabled individuals enroll in Medicaid, Medicaid Buy-In for Working People with Disabilities (MBI-WPD), Medicaid spend-down, Medicaid Savings Program (MSP) and more, first come, first served

Where

Freeport Memorial Library

144 W. Merrick Rd.

Freeport, NY

Phone

631-435-3000

Price

free

Website

freeportlibrary.info

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ICE arrests reached historic high

East End staple The Candy Man closes after nearly 40 years

Instead of hunting eggs, volunteers find mangled oyster cages, debris left over from deep freeze

LI fire department loses narcotics license, chief says

Thursday, April 23

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Guide: LI's top breakfast spots

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Out East show: Sip'n Soda, Lumber & Salt, Polka Deli

Missing LI woman with dementia found safe over 300 miles away after multistate search

Only in NewsdayLI school district proposes cutting 21 positions

Thousands rally at LI 'No Kings' demonstrations

Emergency road for proposed, controversial 16-acre chicken farm draws ire

Southold Town shuts down popular beach for the summer over erosion

'I don't know if we're gonna have the workforce in the spring'

Top LI hiking, walking trails for spring

Fired Greenport rabbi's supporters seek to have his dismissal overturned

Only in Newsday4 LI districts want to pierce their tax levy caps: Why officials say it's needed

So long, winter: Here's when LI's popular warm-weather spots reopen

'Out East' roundup: Macari Vineyards, Little Gull Cafe, Riverhead Farmers Market and antique cash registers

Babylon cruises to Class B title with Morgan Fiedler at controls

Photos: Suffolk girls basketball Class B final — Babylon vs. Greenport/Southold

Only in NewsdayHow back-to-back snowstorms affected LI schools' carefully planned calendars

LI schools remain closed, move to remote learning after snowstorm

Only in NewsdayLI students are staging walkouts to protest ICE: Why one organizer says he spoke out.

Only in NewsdayHistoric Greenport synagogue wins warrant to evict fired rabbi

'This is just really horrific'

Suffolk community protests recent ICE arrests of 3 men

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Long Island drug treatment experts remain skeptical and insist that psychedelics come with major mental health risks.

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