The North Fork Chamber of Commerce in Conjunction with the Cutchogue Fire Department are pleased to announce that the 20th Annual Cutchogue St. Patrick's Day Parade will take place on Saturday March 14th.

For our 20th year, we Hope to make this years parade is bigger and better than ever.

The parade will begin at 2 p.m. and march from the Traffic light at Cox Lane, down Route 25, ending in Cutchogue ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Sunday afternoon at 12:55 p.m. CFD responded to a Motor Vehicle Accident in front of the Gulf gas station located on Route 25 in Cutchogue.

A 2 car accident had occurred involving a rollover. A car turning into the parking lot was struck from behind causing it to rollover, coming to rest on its roof.

No injuries were reported, and all occupants were able to exit the vehicle. FD personnel secured ... (Full Story & Photos)

Throughout Sunday and Monday our Volunteers stood ready to respond to any emergency.

Volunteers staffed the firehouse during the height of the storm storm to ensure an un-delayed response to any emergencies that may occur.

In the days following members continue to help the town dig out after the record snowfall. Crews are still making their way around the district to ensure hydrants and fire wells ... (Full Story & Photos)

As we all continue to dig out, the Cutchogue Fire Department would like to remind the community to help your Firefighters and Emergency Responders.

With totals over 2 feet of snow falling over the North Fork, and heavy drifting in some areas, it is important to ask residents to please take the time to shovel the snow around the fire hydrants and fire wells located in front of your home, as well as ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Saturday afternoon Cutchogue Firefighters along with firefighters representing over 20 other fire departments participated in the Greenport Fire Department's 181st annual George Washington's Birthday Parade.

Since the founding of Greenport Fire Department in 1845, regardless of the weather, this annual parade has been held every February for the past 181 years, as firemen march proudly through ... (Full Story & Photos)