Cutchogue, NY News & Events

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

U-pick strawberry farms to visit this June

Enjoy u-pick experiences and delicious treats at these Long Island farms.

Police pull Greenport man's body from Tiana Bay

Out East Show: Shrine of Our Lady of the Island, Browder's Birds & Sheep Shearing, and Bennett Shellfish in Montauk

Pride MonthParades, after-parties and more ways to celebrate Pride in June

Can this East End village fix its vacancy problem?

Upcoming Events

Monday, June 1

Healthcare Navigators

Jun2

Navigators from the Health & Welfare Council of Long Island will be available to help patrons enroll in Medicaid, Child Health Plus and the Essential Plans

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library

54-60 E. Main St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

516-505-4426

Price

free

Website

Online: Genealogy Discussion Group

Jun3

Get help with researching your ancestors, discuss strategies and learn how others have succeeded, register for a Zoom link

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library

54-60 E. Main St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-654-4700

Price

free

Website

Senior Advocate

Jun5

A representative from Suffolk County Office of the Aging will discuss different benefits and programs that Suffolk County offers its senior residents

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library

54-60 E. Main St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-654-4700

Price

free

Website

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