I discovered Clayton's self-interview and found some wishful thinking in the answers he provided in there.

The not quite two hours of Greenport's October town board meeting had a lot of everything: mourning the death of Greenport's longest-serving official, shouting, bible quotes, insults, laughs, and much more.

Albert Eldridge's dealings with the fish farm were always questionable. More objectionable however was the way his recusal letter was handled and how legal advice so laughable that it defies words contributed to it.

Termination letter and board division reveal new clues in Debbie Mausolf firing

John Porreca Sr. sat down with us and explained his plans for Greenport if elected supervisor in November.