Cutchogue, NY News & Events

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First in NewsdaySuffolk water authority sues town to advance pipeline project

The pipeline from Flanders to Southold would boost water supply on the North Fork, where shallow wells are stressed.

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Neighbors decry proposal to build farm with 6,000 chickens

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Upcoming Events

Wednesday, February 18

Online: African American Family History

Feb18

Genealogist Sarah Day will discuss essential African American genealogy resources like the Freedmen's Bureau, slave schedules and DNA analysis, learn how to overcome "brick walls" and preserve your family history for generations to come, Zoom meeting ID is 836 7924 8217

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library

54-60 E. Main St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-654-4700

Price

free

Website

Black History Month Book Discussion: James

Feb18

Discussion of the novel "James" by Percival Everett, limited space, register

Where

Patchogue-Medford Library

54-60 E. Main St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-654-4700

Price

free

Website

Learning to Look: Mexico 1526-2026 - Post-Contact to Present

Feb19

Art professor Thomas Germano will explore early codices, Baroque architecture, the rise of modernism, Mexican muralism, and contemporary developments that continue to shape Mexico's visual culture today, held in-person (register) and on Zoom (meeting ID is 880 1524 8901, passcode is 419010)

Where

Museum of Contemporary Art Long Island

20 Terry St.

Patchogue, NY

Phone

631-627-8686

Price

free

Website

patchoguearts.org

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Wednesday, February 18

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