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Posts by Cara Loriz:
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Don’t miss the 2011 10K run on June 18
Plans are well underway for the 32nd Shelter Island 10K Run and 5K Walk, scheduled for Saturday, June 18 with a 5:30 p.m. start. Along with a strong field of world-class...
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Makeover slated for library’s lower level
Construction will begin this fall on significant renovations to the Shelter Island Library, Jo-Ann Robotti, president of the library’s Board of Trustees, announced last week. Funded entirely through private donations —...
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Editorial: Good wishes for the future of the Reporter
Last week, the oldest man in America died at the age of 114. He had been asked many times to list the secrets to his long life, one of which was this: embrace change. Change is good. The Shelter Island Reporter is going through some changes of its own. While the...
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Town Board: Recycling rules reviewed
Shellfish habitat to 4-posters, rules for scavenging and for saltwater fishing — these topics and more were discussed at the past two Shelter Island Town Board work sessions. • Recycling Center rules. Town Supervisor Jim Dougherty said that a small committee of scavengers and Recycling Center employees and town officials will...
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O’Brien named Citizen of Year
Joe O’Brien has been named the Shelter Island Lions Club Citizen of the Year. “I was quite honored to say the least,” Mr. O’Brien said of the award, which will be...
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Gifting to the library: A history of generosity
The Shelter Island Library was created in 1885 to house the donation of 280 volumes by Eben Norton Horsford, a Harvard professor and friend of many literary lights of his day, who married a descendant of Shelter Island’s founding family and became Lord of Sylvester Manor. The books were housed...
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Story & slide show: Saying ‘no’ to drugs getting easier for some
Three years after an initial substance abuse survey, a second survey of Shelter Island School students is showing positive results at several grade levels. Overall, “the trend is good and it’s...
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How strong is the Island’s commercial real estate market?
In February, Hannah Dinkel, owner and principal broker of Dinkel Real Estate, saw too many empty storefronts on Shelter Island to fill before the summer season arrived. Things are starting to...
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Farmers’ market coming soon to Havens House
If you’re into all things Shelter Island, you won’t want to miss this news: a local farmers’ market is coming to the historic Havens House. The Shelter Island Historical Society is...
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Town Board: Picking at the scavenging ban
The prohibition on scavenging at the town recycling area “is devastating to our lifestyle.” Al Kilb Jr., a town former supervisor and highway superintendent, said that and more during the public...
