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Photos: Islander wins May Mile 5K
For the eighth consecutive year, Peconic Landing celebrated Older Americans Month with a May Mile and 5K race/walk on Saturday morning in Greenport. Despite predictions of stormy weather, hundreds turned out for the event, which benefits the Greenport Fire Department. Shelter Island Heights resident Bryan Knipfing crossed the finish line first with...
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VIDEO: The secrets to beekeeping
Master beekeeper Chris Kelly of The Plantage in Mattituck has been teaching aspiring beekeepers the dos and don’ts of caring for bees for the past ten years. With over 40 years of experience, he has a lot of guidance to offer. The past several years have been tough on the bees,...
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Photos: ‘Sylvester Manor is a microcosm of early American history’
The history of Sylvester Manor is now told through an exhibit at New York University’s Bobst Library titled “Land, Food and Power.” Click here to read more....
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PHOTOS: Blizzard of 2013 blasts the East End
As a blizzard begins to dump a predicted 12 to 20 inches of snow across the East End Friday into Saturday, we'll be posting photos to our website. You can do the same. Just click the upload bar above to start adding your photos from the winter weekend....
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Snow blankets the region; upload your photos
For the first time this season, the region was hit with a significant snowfall, which blanketed the area with as much as three inches. Did you take any pictures? You can upload them to our site to share them with your community. ...
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Sandy’s aftermath — a view from the sky
Reporter Gianna Volpe took to the air Friday to document some of the effects of Hurricane Sandy on the shores of the North Fork, which was thankfully spared some of the more widespread destruction seen in other areas like the Rockaways and Long Beach. ...
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Slideshow: Shelter Island storm aftermath
The full extent of Hurricane Sandy's impact on Shelter Island is becoming clearer as highway crews, homeowners and businesspeople continue to pick up the pieces. As reported in this week's Shelter Island Reporter, no one was badly injuried and no homes were seriously damaged. But many sections of the town's...
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Photos: Send us your Sandy aftermath photos
BEVERLEA WALZ PHOTO | The scene at Bridge Street late Monday morning. ...
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Dark Mansion returns to frighten all those who dare enter
It’s that creepy time of year when friends and neighbors delight in scaring one another — all in fun, of course. For the second successive year, La Maison Blanche is getting into the act with its Dark Mansion, with proceeds to benefit ongoing research into causes and cures of breast...
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Photos: Fifth annual Plant & Sing on Shelter Island
Sylvester Manor's fifth annual Plant & Sing featured music, readings and poetry, singing, dancing, storytelling, harvesting and garlic planting, food events and activities for kids. The three-day event wraps up today. ...
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Photos: Sunny weekend for Greenport’s Maritime Festival
Hundreds of people flocked to Greenport for the first full day of the annual Maritime Festival. After the kick-off parade and the traditional blessing of the waters, visitors enjoyed tours of the U.S. Coast Guard barque Eagle and the privateer Lynx, a display of classic, ice and small boats, a...
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Photos: Pararescue teams compete in ‘rodeo’ on the Peconic
The threat of high winds and rain didn't stop the Air National Guard from hosting its rescue rodeo in the Peconic Bay Tuesday morning. Six U.S. pararescue teams, known as PJs, and one all-volunteer Sea Rescue group from South Africa (Cape Town, Plattenberg and Port Elizabeth) showed off their skills in...
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Slideshow: ‘Real Men Wear Pink’ crowd turns out on Crescent Beach to support breast cancer battlers
A good crowd heard the call for real men to wear pink at 5 p.m. Saturday at Crescent Beach to show their support for breast cancer research as well as for those who have battled the disease. See below for a slideshow from the beach. The annual event this year particularly...
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Photos: Greenport’s miniature rail road makes its final stop
For 27 years, the Peconic County Miniature Rail Road operated out of Webb Street Station in Greenport. On Sunday, the general public rode the trains for the final time. The reason the track, which ran on summer weekends and holidays, closed to the public is two-fold, according to Frank Field, who...
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Photos: First-ever Shelter Island ‘Spur Ride’ honors Lt. Joe Theinert
As nearly 150 people readied themselves to ride across Shelter Island Sunday morning, veteran Matt Rohde reminded the crowd who they were honoring. "We're here today because Joey's not," Mr. Rohde said. "Just remember Joe. That's all we ask." Cyclists and veterans rode in the first "Spur Ride," a fundraiser to help...
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Photos: Shelter Island Historical Society revives car show
When trustees of the Shelter Island Historical Society first contemplated an antique and classic car show, some wondered if the theme was appropriate. "What do cars have to do with history?," some doubters asked, according to the society’s executive director Nanette Breiner-Lawrenson. Everything, said society trustee and classic car owner Clarkson “Joe”...
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San Simeon honors Sea Tow founders, the Frohnhoefers
Sea Tow International founders Captain Joe and Georgia Frohnhoefer were honored during a fundraiser for the San Simeon by the Sound Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation at Founders Landing in Southold Sunday night. Click here for a slideshow...
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Slideshow: Big day for Shelter Island Class of 2012
Under brilliantly sunny skies in the tent behind the school, the 16 members of Shelter Island's Class of 2012 put their high school days behind them on Saturday as they received their diplomas and in many cases awards before friends, family and faculty. For a full listing of all awards and...
