Week In Review: Friends Seek Answers About Woman Who Died in Manorville Fire

Here's a look at the top headlines in Riverhead this week.

Police & Fire

: A man was charged with bringing a weapon and heroin to probation.

Cops: Calverton Man Charged With DWI: Police said the defendant was stopped for failure to maintain his lane.

Joe Johnson's Lawyer: 'He Will Be Found Not Guilty On All Charges': The attorney for a Riverhead teacher charged with DWI and driving with a handgun said his client will be found innocent.

Cops: Man Charged With DWI After Flanders Accident: Police say defendant crossed the double yellow line and collided with another car.

Police: Two men were charged with stealing cable; one allegedly had heroin.

Cops: Riverhead Man Punched In Face 10 Times: Police are investigating an incident during which a man said he was punched at a residence in Quiogue.

: A woman was charged after allegedy using her mother's debit card to charge a room.

Government

Town Board Hopeful Anthony Coates Bashes Council Members: Anthony Coates is calling for change.

Legislator Krupski Launches Newsletter For Constituents: Suffolk County Legislator Al Krupski launched a newsletter to inform residents.

Developer Calls Out for Downtown Riverhead Parking Plan: Some believe a comprehensive parking plan is needed for downtown Riverhead.

Friends Mourn Woman Who Died in Manorville Fire: Friends of Georgianna Woolsey, the wife of the Charles Woolsey, who was injured in a tragic fire, are searching for answers concerning her fate. The body of the woman killed during the fire has not yet been identified as authorities await DNA results.

Lawmaker 'Optimistic' Over New Bill To Up Penalties For Hit-and-Run Drivers: A new bill could amp up penalties for drivers in fatal hit-and-runs, such as the one that claimed the life of Scott Wayte in Riverhead on his 50th birthday.

Bishop To Talk Integrated Pest Management At Local Greenhouse: Congressman Tim Bishop will travel to Riverhead Wednesday to visit Carl Gabrielsen's greenhouse and discuss integrated pest management.

Houseboat Regs Set For Vote: The Riverhead town board has decided to nix any new houseboats at area docks.

Community

Experts: 5 Signs Your Teen Could Be Using Molly: With an increase in teens using the drug Molly, experts tell parents what to look for.

: One civic group aims to raise awareness about fire prevention in the Pine Barrens area.

Peconic Bay Medical Center to Help in Cancer Study: A new study is commencing.

Long Island Wine Council Taps Social Media To Engage Grape Lovers: The Long Island Wine Council taps into social media.

Kent Waives Cat Adoption Fees In April: Kent Animal Shelter aims to "spring" cats by waiving adoption fees in April.

Aquaculture Lease Program Meeting Scheduled For Riverhead:  Suffolk County Legislator Al Krupski has scheduled an informational meeting of the Suffolk County aquaculture lease program for the Peconic Bay and Gardiners Bay to be held in Riverhead on June 6.

Schools

Photo: Students Get Ready For Rio: Teens get ready to head off on a girls' empowerment seminar.

Grant Brings Arts to Riverhead School: A grant brought theater right to students at their Riverhead school.

Riverhead School District Set To Receive More State Aid: The Riverhead school district is set to receive additional state aid.

Photo: Students Savor Roman Banquet With Theatrical Twist: An annual tradition brought hundreds to the feast.

Sports

Maysonet Schedules Workouts with NFL Teams: Miguel Maysonet continues to make his Blue Waves fans proud.

Arts

New Art Exhibit Celebrates 'Eyes' Of Riverhead: A new community art exhibit will give life to the eyes and voices of Riverhead's residents.