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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.

Read here how Supervisor Eldridge has made it her sole mission to sabotage John Mausolf and his Highway Department.

The Flock issue has somehow managed to slosh into the Town of Greenport...

A short but eventful town board meeting provided a glimmer of hope that Greenport can still act...

We have some sage advice for Clayton Clark and how he can keep his chances in the supervisor race alive.

This week's Greenport town board Meeting has been moved to next week, Wednesday, September 9, at 4 PM. The unusually early time slot of 4 PM was allegedly necessitated by a conflict of town attorney Rob Fitzsimmons, who has to attend a county meeting later that afternoon. It does raise a few questions given how with this rescheduling, Supervisor Kathy Eldridge conveniently kills two birds with one stone: The 4 PM starting time likely minimizes attendance by residents whereas

Bobby Bonilla during his second stint with the NY Mets Every year on July 1st, the typically masochist NY Mets fans celebrate Bobby Bonilla Day, and they will continue to do so until the year 2035. What they are celebrating, tongue-in-cheek, is a particularly boneheaded business decision the NY Mets made in 2000 when they wanted to offload the underperforming slugger Bobby Bonilla, who at the time still had $5.9M left on his contract. Fred Wilpon, then owner of the Mets, was

Town of Greenport, NY, August 26, 2026 — Last night's Planning Board meeting at Greenport's town hall turned into a surprisingly testy affair as both applicants and Planning Board members raised their voices in frustration on several occasions. The ordinarily mild-mannered Planning Board engineer Ray Jurkowski found himself at the center of most of these kerfuffles although not always for faults of his own. Early into the meeting, AnimalKind, proposing to build a new feline r