Charity Robey, Author at Shelter Island Reporter

06.26.2025 Featured Story

Medical Aid in Dying law for New York State: Shelter Islander David Hoffman will help implement it

For nearly 10 years, a bill to allow physicians to help terminally ill patients receive medications to peacefully end their lives has been considered by legislators in New York....

06.16.2025 Featured Story

Shelter Island Profile: Jalill Carter, Shelter Island’s newest police officer

Jalill Carter, Shelter Island’s newest police officer, had his first experience of a ferry when he was 16. Traveling from upstate New York, he was with his mother and...

06.14.2025 Featured Story

Shelter Islander counts his blessings for Father’s Day

Tom Spotteck and his wife Amira say that he takes things as they come, reacting to emergencies by doing what needs to be done without a roadmap, while she’s...

05.28.2025 Featured Story

Shelter Island Reporter Profile: Dave McGayhey, protecting and defending the Island since 1985

There have been two homicides in Shelter Island history and in his 40 years of service, Police Officer David McGayhey responded to both. When he was off-duty one day...

05.15.2025 Featured Story

Shelter Island’s new Conservation officers introduced: Presbyterian Church highlights their roles

On Sunday, April 27 the Shelter Island Presbyterian Church welcomed Julie Dickerson, the new Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Officer for Shelter Island and Southold, and Keenan Holiday, DEC...

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Author: Charity Robey

Medical Aid in Dying law for New York State: Shelter Islander David Hoffman will help implement it

Shelter Island Profile: Jalill Carter, Shelter Island’s newest police officer

Shelter Islander counts his blessings for Father’s Day

Shelter Island Reporter Profile: Dave McGayhey, protecting and defending the Island since 1985

Shelter Island’s new Conservation officers introduced: Presbyterian Church highlights their roles