Good afternoon, neighbors! It’s me again, Sean Peek, your host for the North Fork Daily.
First the weather today:
Colder with clouds and sun. High: 30 Low: 16.
Here are the top 3 stories in North Fork today:
- Riverhead Police are looking for two missing teenagers described as an outlier from Little Flower Children’s Services in Wading River. The department is also seeking public help in finding two teenagers, Kiaralyn Delgado, 16, and Autumn Tucker, 14. According to police, they left the Little Flower Campus together at around 3:20 p.m. on Friday, January 7th (Riverhead patch)
- With government funds, Southold plans to replace leading service lines in water distribution systems on Fishers Islandwhat Greenport cuts out of the equation. According to city engineer Michael Collins, the city’s state health department granted the city $ 611,363 under the Lead Service Line Replacement Program a few years ago, which did not apply for the funds. (Suffolk times)
- A missing dog has been brought home safely after going missing during last week’s blizzard. Friends and parishioners gathered to find Jax and get him home safely. The seekers drove and walked through the village streets to find him. Jax was reportedly spotted in Tasker Lane around 3:30 p.m. and found later on Saturday night. (North Fork patch)
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- Southold Jr / Sr High School congratulates Student Dylan Newman on The Suffolk Times’ Athlete of the Year nomination. “We are incredibly proud of this resilient, strong and amazing young man. He’s an inspiration to everyone, ”the school wrote in a social media post. (Instagram)
- The Cutchogue Fire Department has announced its list of officers for 2022 after last month’s annual department election to elect the new chief and assistant chiefs. (Facebook)
- Participation in “Dry January”? These three North Fork restaurants serve delicious, non-alcoholic mocktails for your enjoyment. (Nordforker)
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– Sean Peek
About me: Sean Peek is a writer and entrepreneur with a degree in English literature from Weber State University. Over the years he has worked as a copywriter, editor, SEO specialist and marketing director for various digital media companies. He is currently the co-owner and operator of the content creation agency Lightning Media Partners.