Here are the headlines for Friday, September 20.
THE SUFFOLK TIMES
Douglass family ‘proud’ to serve as festival Grand Marshal
Firefighters battle barn blaze in Cutchogue
RIVERHEAD NEWS-REVIEW
North Fork Breast Health Coalition to hold walk Sunday at Tanger
Bittrolff, convicted in double murder, seeks exoneration
SHELTER ISLAND REPORTER
Cooking with Charity: Bolognese alla Isola
NORTHFORKER
SOUTHFORKER
Southside Sips: Arthur & Sons Hazelnut Old Fashioned
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Swampscott has a new Director of Assessment
Boys & Girls Club Gala will have patriotic theme Copy
Firefighters battle barn blaze in Cutchogue
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Jessie M. Verostek – The Suffolk Times
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