Many people own second homes on the East End that, in the right circumstances, can be used to make gifts and reduce the ...

Albert Dickson’s last hurrah played out mildly last week just before noon on a bright, chilly Tuesday. The strongest word he uttered in his final statement was “egregious.” The Town Board listened ...

After a nor’easter postponed Mashomack Preserve’s inaugural Fluorescent Fungi hike, the search for the glowing fungi took ...

On behalf of myself a Shelter Island resident, Jane Aterno and the members of the Eastern Long Island Quilters Guild, I ...

Following the advice of Town Engineer Joe Finora, on Monday afternoon the Water Advisory Committee (WAC) abandoned a 10-year ...

It rests outside in an open shed, beautiful in its simplicity, the high smell of its varnish mixing with the smell of salt ...

As promised, this week the topic is vaccinations, with a focus on those recommended for seniors as we get deeper into fall. However, maybe it’s also about “un-vaccinations,” too. I was driving back ...

The Senior Center has scheduled a Vaccine Clinic on Thursday, Oct. 1, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Shots are available for COVID, flu, RSV, shingles, pneumonia and tetanus. Appointments can be made by ...

All are invited to the free-of-charge Reporter Forum — ‘Senior Citizens On Shelter Island’ — scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 1, at the Presbyterian Church’s Fellowship Hall from 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Decorating the Island Red, White and Blue: Contest winners announced Thanks to the American Legion Auxiliary, a patriotic decorating contest has brightened the Island this summer, while raising money ...

The battle in the Democratic party pitting the old guard against insurgents came to Sufflok County last month, and the ...

Councilman Albert Dickson taking the oath of office in January 2024. (Credit: Adam Bundy) An October surprise came a couple of days early for Shelter Island politics. Councilman Albert Dickson, a ...