Charity Robey, Author at Shelter Island Reporter

11.23.2024 Around the Island

In the kitchen with Charity: Recipes for a Relevant Thanksgiving

The customs of Thanksgiving — watching a parade of enormous balloons and helping to roast a bird that barely fits in the oven — are the foundations of my...

11.12.2024 Around the Island

Bringing light to memories on Taylor’s Island: Shelter Islanders share stories of great times and laughter

The Smith-Taylor cabin on Taylor’s Island was the setting for a gathering to celebrate happy memories made in the glow of a ship’s wheel chandelier that hung above the...

11.11.2024 Community

Talking about the future of fishing on Shelter Island: How we can catch, grow, and eat our way to healthy bays

In the 19th century, the waters around Shelter Island thrived with oyster reefs, and for most of the 20th century huge bay scallop harvests were a boon to the...

11.05.2024 Environment

Scallop season opens with a whimper: But scientists see glimmers of hope for better days

On Monday, at Shelter Island’s Congdon Creek, a Great Blue Heron flew over the dock against the pink sky at dawn. The weather was perfect for scalloping, but when...

10.24.2024 Lifestyle

A Day in the Life — Shelter Island’s Black Cat Books

Here’s another chapter in our continuing series looking at the daily lives of Island businesses and institutions. Dawn Hedberg and Mike Kinsey, the owners of Black Cat Books on...

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Author: Charity Robey

In the kitchen with Charity: Recipes for a Relevant Thanksgiving

Bringing light to memories on Taylor’s Island: Shelter Islanders share stories of great times and laughter

Talking about the future of fishing on Shelter Island: How we can catch, grow, and eat our way to healthy bays

Scallop season opens with a whimper: But scientists see glimmers of hope for better days

A Day in the Life — Shelter Island’s Black Cat Books