04.07.2016 Island Profiles Shelter Island Profile: Jim Hull, a taste for life In the early 1970s, Jim Hull was one of the 3,600 ironworkers who built the World Trade Center. He lived in Queens but he loved to get to the...
04.17.2015 Education Following cancer scare, Skuggz finds solace in music If Superintendent Leonard Skuggevik has been under pressure in the past couple of months preparing his first-time budget for the Shelter Island School District, it’s nothing compared to what...
01.18.2015 Editorial Editorial: A timely reminder of the importance of a free press PHOTO BY GRANT PARPAN As you leave the terrace at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., with its sprawling views of the U.S. Capitol, you pass the sign in the...
09.11.2014 Around the Island The Island remembers A steady wind blew the flag flying high over Route 114 from the fire truck parked outside at the Center firehouse, a memorial to 9/11.
09.14.2011 News Fire Department unveils a piece of Twin Towers on September 11 A small piece of the World Trade Center (WTC) has come to Shelter Island and is on display near the Center Firehouse as a memorial to all firefighters lost...