In the News

24,000 volunteer hours were logged at ELIH by a Peconic Landing resident. Read more here…

An annual tradition returned to Greenport Sunday morning as Peconic Landing hosted the 15th annual John May Mile & 5K Race, which benefits the Greenport Fire Department. The event was one of many in the area forced to be canceled last year due to the pandemic. In addition to the races, the festivities Sunday included … Continue reading Brother, sister duo wins 5K race as John May Mile & 5K returns to Greenport

Peconic Landing unveiled a new sculpture called “Embrace” in its “Art Without Barriers” sculpture garden on Monday.  The wave-like structure was created as a monument to the idea of community, with input from an array of artists and experts on the North Fork. The 3,000-pound piece, measuring 10.5 feet wide by 5.5 feet high, was sculpted … Continue reading New marble sculpture embraces community at Greenport’s Peconic Landing

When Sara and James Garretson started thinking of their futures, they thought of their own mothers. Years earlier, both their parents “kicked the can down the road,” said Sara, putting off decisions on their senior years until later in life, so that it ultimately fell to the Garretsons to make those decisions for them. “We … Continue reading LI’s senior living communities allow for aging in place and in style

Peconic Landing’s sculpture garden is breathtaking and located in the heart of the community. Read more on what Newsday thought of this Greenport on Long Island outdoor space.

While not much good came from the COVID pandemic, one local healthcare hero couple won a free wedding at Peconic Landing’s Brecknock Hall. Read more here…

One of Peconic Landing’s very own won a UK poetry prize. Read more here…

As COVID-19 continued it’s hold on New York, Peconic Landing partnered with Stony Brook Medicine to administer approximately 650 Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations to both residents and members of the greater community. Continue reading here…

Peconic Landing has plans to expand the Wellness Center on campus. To learn more about the plans in store, continue reading here…

The Independent – The elegant stone mansion rests behind stone pillars on Route 25 in Greenport. Constructed in the 1850s, the building was named for the owner David Gelston Floyd’s ancestral home of Brecknockshire, Wales. David, grandson of William Floyd, established a track record in Greenport as a shipping magnate, whaling fleet owner, bank president, … Continue reading Hall Honors Veterans with Free Weddings