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(A winasaur made of corks makes for a must-see selfie spot at Coffee Pot Cellars on the North Fork. / Courtesy Laura Klahre.)
CUTCHOGUE, NY Ask visitors what their favorite must-see selfie spot on the North Fork is and odds are, along with the farm fields and sunflowers, lavender and pumpkins, there are scores who ll weigh in saying that a visit to the Winasaur can t be missed.
What, exactly, is a Winasaur? Well, according to Laura Klahre, who co-owns Coffee Pot Cellars, a small-production winery in Cutchogue, with her husband, winemaker Adam Suprenant, it all began with a dream she had in 2014.
The Southold Indian Museum is located across Main Bayview Road from Custer Institute and Observatory. (Credit: Steve Wick)
Members of the Custer Institute are opposing plans for the installation of exterior lights at the neighboring Southold Indian Museum, saying it would interfere with the stargazing experience at their observatory.
The museum, which celebrates Native American history and was founded on Main Bayview Road in 1962, has proposed a new front entryway with an ADA-compliant lift and the addition of 14 parking spots. As proposed, the alterations would include four new lights on the building and two more in the parking lot. Indian Museum president Lucinda Hemmick said the lights could be timed to be in use only as needed.