05.07.2021 News Residents can receive free drink at participating North Fork businesses after getting COVID-19 shot in May Get a vaccine, receive a free drink. As part of the county’s effort to boost vaccination numbers, any resident age 21 or older who receives the COVID-19 vaccine at...
05.07.2021 News Estuary Program seeks town funds The Shelter Island Town Board will set a public hearing Friday, May 7, on allowing the use of some of its Community Preservation Fund (CPF) money to improving water...
05.06.2021 Letters Shelter Island Reporter Letters to the Editor Civil disobedience To the Editor: Last year, I obtained a permit from the Shelter Island Police Department (SIPD) allowing me to store my kayak at a town landing until...
05.06.2021 Around the Island Where to eat and where to get that something special for Mother’s Day While several Island restaurants won’t be open in time for Mother’s Day, there are a number that will serve, and some will provide meals to go for those still...
05.06.2021 Around the Island Shelter Island Calendar of events: May 6 EVERY WEEK AA meetings live, in-person, on Wednesdays and Saturday nights at St. Mary’s Church. Art/Rich Poetry Roundtable: Tuesday, 4 p.m., the silibrary.org. CoreSyn with Trent: Tuesdays and Saturdays,...
05.06.2021 Real Estate Real Estate Transfers: May 6, 2021 Listings prepared for Times Review Media Group by Suffolk Research Service, dated March 13-19, 2021. AQUEBOGUE (11931) • Cinque, M, to Brunie, Christine, 19 Locust St (600-87-1-28), (R), $645,750...
05.05.2021 News Library schedules COVID vaccine event Not vaccinated yet to help stave off COVID-19? The next on-Island opportunity is Wednesday, May 12 at the Shelter Island Library between noon and 3 p.m., when the Johnson...
05.05.2021 Police Shelter Island Police Department blotter: April 29-May 5 Those named in arrest reports or receiving police summonses have not been convicted of a crime. In court, the charges against them may be reduced or withdrawn or the...
05.05.2021 News Town chooses to opt out on marijuana law The Town Board wants to opt out of that part of the new state law that would allow marijuana dispensaries or cafes where it could be purchased and/or used....
05.04.2021 News Three decades of passages: Capt. Roni King makes final voyage on South Ferry The ride was short and sweet from North Haven to Shelter Island, but the sight of Mabel’s Creek coming in to the dock was as glorious as ever, with...
05.04.2021 News Fleming first to run in 1st District: Island’s county rep makes bid for Congress County Legislator Bridget Fleming (D-Noyac), who represents Shelter Island, announced she will run for Congress, formally kicking off a campaign Monday to win the Democratic nod for the 1st...
05.04.2021 Obituaries Shelter Island Reporter obituary: Kolina May Reiter Kolina May Reiter passed away gently on April 27, 2021 in the company of family and loved ones. She was 82. Born Kolina May Nevel on May 22, 1938...
05.04.2021 News Governor announces ‘major reopening’ set for May 19, although caveats remain Most capacity restrictions for businesses such as retail stores and restaurants will be lifted May 19, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday in announcing a “major reopening of economic activity.”...
05.03.2021 Obituaries Shelter Island Reporter obituary: Charles Murray Charles “Charlie” Murray passed away suddenly on April 27, 2021. Born in Maspeth, Queens on Thanksgiving Day, November 23rd, 1966, he was raised in Lindenhurst, N.Y. where he attended...
05.03.2021 News Bucks cancel 2021 season: Inability to secure housing forced decision If the saddest day in baseball was the day Mudville’s Mighty Casey struck out, Island baseball fans can mark another. It was announced that the Shelter Island Bucks won’t...
