Week In Review: Supervisor Says Sandy Cost Town Over $2.6 Million

Here's a look at the top headlines around the North Fork this week.

Police and Fire

Aquebogue Man Charged in Fatal Crash: An Aquebogue man was charged after an accident that killed two.

Cops: Suspect Threatened To Kill Man With Kitchen Knife: Police said a suspect threatened a man with a kitchen knife.

Man Charged With Marijuana Possession In Greenport: A man was charged with marijuana possession.

Police Chase Leads To DWI Charge For East Marion Man: A car chase led to a DWI arrest for an East Marion man.

Cops: Unlicensed Driver Charged With DWI In Mattituck: An unlicensed driver was charged with driving while intoxicated.

Government

Russell: Sandy Cost Southold Town Over $2.6 Million: Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell delivered his state of the town address.

Losquadro Wins Tight Brookhaven Highway Chief Race: Dan Losquadro won the race for Brookhaven Town Highway Superintendent.

Legislative Hearing To Discuss CSEA Contracts Held Wednesday: CSEA negotiations continued in Greenport.

Governor Adds Saltwater Fishing License Repeal to Budget: A permanent repeal of state's controversial fee in the works, Assemblyman Fred Thiele says.

Community

Missing Teen Ashley Murray Returns Home Safely: A community rejoiced as Ashley Murray returned safely home.

Missing Teen's Mom Sends Message To Her Daughter: The day before she returned home, Ashley Murray's mom sent a heartfelt message to her daughter.

Nor'easter Heading To The North Fork Wednesday: Mother Nature blanketed the North Fork with snow.

Greenport Village Urges Residents To Follow Snow Removal Guidelines: Greenport officials urged residents to follow snow removal procedure.

Business

Keith Luce Reaches Kickstarter Goal For Meat Curing House: Chef Keith Luce reached his Kickstarter goal.

Sannino Vineyard Bed & Breakfast Chosen as a Top 10 Vineyard Inn: A local B&B received recognition.

Hess to Quit Retail Gas Station Business: Hess is out of the retail gas business but the toy trucks will live on.