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Riverhead man involved in fatal crash
Driver made national headlines in 1996 when he was brutally beaten

A Riverhead man, who made national headlines 13 years ago when he was beaten by an off-duty cop, was involved in a fatal car crash in Miller Place Tuesday night, Suffolk Police said. [Full Story]
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County: No telling where Grumman pollution ends
Testing reveals chemicals deep in Calverton groundwater

As deep as they could drill -- 115 feet -- county workers continued to find traces of volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, in the groundwater this spring. [Full Story]
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Still more hurdles for Atlantis hotel
Town may alter law for downtown Hyatt plan

Atlantis Marine World's proposed hotel on East Main Street still faces a number of hurdles before it can be approved, [Full Story]
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A plunge into the dark side
What's so scary about Splish Splash's Tunnel of Terror?

"You're not afraid of the dark, are you?" a sinister-sounding voice had asked me over the phone. At the time, I didn't think I was. [Full Story]
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Fishing stays free, if only until 2010
State's call for saltwater licenses pushed to January

Assemblyman Fred Thiele continues his quest to block proposed fishing legislation and says he plans brainstorming session to "attack" new fees. [Full Story]
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Victory is declared in fight against invasive water plant
But more work is needed to prevent resurgence

A celebratory press event was held on the riverfront in Calverton Tuesday to announce the end of the invasive plant ludwigia's reign over the Peconic. [Full Story]
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Wounded vet sets course for soldiers
Amputee tackling triathlons, urging other injured troops to follow

He finished 36th out of more than 2,000 runners in the recent Long Island Marathon and also competed in the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon. [Full Story]
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Calverton man's helicopter remains grounded
Court rules he still can't land chopper at home

A state appellate court has upheld a preliminary injunction barring Calverton resident Walter Gezari from landing his helicopter on his property. [Full Story]
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Father hurt in Riverhead home invasion
Pistol whipped defending family from intruders

He manages to force the armed intruders away from the home, without them hurting any of his family members. And without them stealing anything. [Full Story]
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Flanders folks come out against housing
Southampton Town floating plan for 12 affordable rentals

Flanders residents again expressed opposition to put affordable housing in their neighborhood [Full Story]
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Riverhead student had swine flu
County confirms H1N1 case, just as summer break starts

Riverhead students did not make it through the spring swine flu scare unscathed after all. [Full Story]
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Results from last week:
"What would you like to see on the south side of East Main Street in downtown Riverhead?"

22 % A town square with a park, fountain and small shops, though taxpayers would have to foot most all of the bill for condemnation, demolition and construction.
25 % A mixed-use workforce housing and retail complex with some green space on the river, with developers paying for much of the project, but the town having to condemn the vacant buildings there.
35 % Indoor markets and other shops in the existing building stock, which won't cost taxpayers a thing, but may not be as pretty as redevelopment.
17 % I'm rooting for redevelopment, but the town should not be involved at all.
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