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Cutchogue

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Cutchogue

Town in Southold, Suffolk County, southeastern New York, USA, on Long Island's North Fork, 18 km/11 mi northeast of Riverhead; population (1990) 2,600. It is a farming and summer resort community, with several vineyards.



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The CNN crew filmed along Oregon Road and New Suffolk Avenue in Cutchogue and visited three local homes, two in Mattituck and one in Jamesport.
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Opportunities include the opening of two branches in new markets in 2007, with a February open date in Cutchogue and a third quarter opening anticipated in Wading River.
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The 41-year-old Cutchogue, NY, pilot and his wife have discovered the fun of offshore fishing, and bought the boat with that in mind.
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