Fall sports return to Riverhead following 2020 budget cuts
At most high schools, fall sports are back five months after COVID-19 concerns shifted them to the spring. But in Riverhead, fall sports are back after budget cuts caused them not to be played at all last year
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Sep 2, 2021, 10:13 PM
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Updated 1,230 days ago
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