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ZBA news: Owners get half a loaf, Yacht Club gets go ahead
Question: Will owners of a controversial house on Cartwright Road accept half a loaf or try to overturn a ZBA decision? A ruling will come down next week, enabling the owners to get a certificate of occupancy for the main part of their house, but they'll have to make changes to...
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Shelter Island Reporter Classifieds and Homeowners’ Network: May 16, 2013
Here is the Shelter Island Reporter Homeowners’ Network for May 16, 2013. If you are interested in placing an ad, please call Karen, 631-354-8029 or email kcullen@timesreview.com. Shelter Island Classifieds and Homeowners' Network: May 16, 2013 ...
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Dougherty: Chopper routes up in the air for summer flights
At Tuesday’s Town Board work session Town Supervisor Jim Dougherty said there was good news and bad news on helicopter routes over or around the Island this summer. The good news was that he had heard from Jeff Smith, head of the Eastern Regional Helicopter Council. Mr. Smith said that although...
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Chamber gives Town Board date for holiday fireworks
Yes, this year there will be fireworks. Chamber of Commerce President Art Williams told the Town Board Tuesday at its work session that the Independence Day fireworks display is scheduled to take place Saturday, July 13. Mr. Williams said he he’d met with Police Chief James Read and Fire Chief John D’Amato...
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Senior kitchen passes inspection: Card says it’s a done deal
“We have passed with flying colors.” That was the word from Public Works Commissioner Jay Card Jr. who reported Wednesday afternoon that he just completed an inspection of the Senior Activity Center kitchen with a Suffolk County Department of Health Services official. After spending $110,250 over a period of almost four years,...
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Full statement from the Postal Service on mail mix ups
More than a month after United States Postal Service manager Randy Sauber met with Shelter Islanders to hear their concerns about difficulties receiving their mail, USPS spokeswoman Congetta Chiricello issued the following statement to the Reporter: As a customer service oriented business the community of Shelter Island is best served through...
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USPS responds to complaints: Residents still seeking answers
In about 600 words a United States Postal Service official responded to some of the problems Islanders have getting their mail, generally deflecting blame to others and offering little in the way of solutions. “As a courtesy,” the two Post Offices on Shelter Island monitor the mail for ZIP code inaccuracies...
