Riverhead, NY News & Events

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Police ID woman's body found in Manorville woods last week

Kathleen Harrison Trent was reported missing by her son last month.

First in NewsdaySuffolk water authority sues town to advance pipeline project

LI mother accused of abandoning baby daughter on the side of a road in 1993 charged with murder

Costco recalls mini beignets in NY, 23 other states over undeclared nut allergen

Crash of minibus, SUV sends 7 to hospitals

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, February 18

Online: Women's Heart Health

Feb19

Cardiologist Dr. John P. Reilly will discuss heart disease in women, including risk factors, misconceptions, treatment options and healthy lifestyle suggestions, register for a Zoom link

Where

Riverhead Free Library

330 Court St.

Riverhead, NY

Phone

631-727-3228

Price

free

Website

riverheadlibrary.org

Structures of Sound: Heavy Metal

Feb19

Ben will lead a discussion of the Cameron Winter album "Heavy Metal," cardholders only, limited space, register

Where

Riverhead Free Library

330 Court St.

Riverhead, NY

Phone

631-727-3228

Price

free

Website

riverheadlibrary.org

Documentary: Black Patriots - Heroes of the Revolution

Feb20

Documentary on the most crucial and significant African American figures of the American Revolution, including Crispus Attucks, Peter Salem, Phillis Wheatley and James Armistead Lafayette, not rated, running time 43 minutes, 2020

Where

Riverhead Free Library

330 Court St.

Riverhead, NY

Phone

631-727-3228

Price

free

Website

riverheadlibrary.org

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