09.06.2026 Featured Story Weather Service: A mild and sunny Sunday Today, the Sunday of Labor Day weekend, will be a perfect September day for outdoor activities, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Some clouds will be around, and...
09.05.2026 Featured Story Forget the Gulf; Shelter Island has its own shrimp Chef Armond Joseph of Léon 1909 (29 West Neck Road, Shelter Island, 631-749-9123) is not afraid of a challenge; certainly not when exquisite flavor is the reward of tenacity and toil....
09.05.2026 Featured Story Paw Print: The World of Peter Waldner: Sept. 5, 2026 From the mind and pen of Peter Waldner, the Reporter’s award winning cartoonist.
09.05.2026 Featured Story High School Reunion of Shelter Island Class of 1986 Members of the Shelter Island High School Class of 1986 gathered at the home of Jeffrey and Sharon Gibbs on Saturday, Aug. 29 to celebrate 40 years of friendship...
09.04.2026 Featured Story Pridwin drowning victim was ex-Team USA triathlete: Tragedy sparks Labor Day water-safety warning The apparent drowning of a married father of two young girls near The Pridwin is prompting a warning for Labor Day weekend visitors not to underestimate the strong tides...
09.04.2026 Featured Story On the East End, a paleta palooza beats the heat There are lots of fun ways to cool down when you want to be outside and that end-of-summer heat...
09.04.2026 Featured Story Jenifer’s Shelter Island Journal: Ithacas The end of summer is what the word “bittersweet” was made for. June, July and August aren’t just months,...
09.04.2026 Featured Story Two entrepreneurial women make a dream happen An age-old question: How do you define art? In the hands of Jude Amsel it’s so much more than...
09.03.2026 Featured Story View From the Bridge: What matters most During my days as a ferry captain, our crew amused ourselves with a little game. A full boat consisted of 24 vehicles and 150 passengers. We would occasionally calculate...
09.03.2026 Featured Story Shelter Island Reporter letters to the Editor: Sept. 3, 2026 CORRECTING THE RECORD To the Editor: The Community Housing Board is working on a number of projects to further our mission of creating stable and affordable year-round housing for...
09.03.2026 Featured Story Shelter Island Reporter Community Calendar: Sept. 3, 2026 EVERY WEEK AA meetings: Keep It Simple & Early Birds Meeting in person at 7 a.m, Monday through Friday, 8:30 Saturdays. Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. Saturdays 7:30 p.m., St. Mary’s...
09.03.2026 Featured Story Drowning victim in Island waters identified by police The Shelter Island Police Department have identified the 38 year-old man who drowned in waters off Crescent Beach on Wednesday. Spencer M. Korwin of New York City was found...
09.02.2026 Featured Story UPDATE: Swimmer missing since early this morning found deceased A 38-year-old man, a guest at The Pridwin with his wife, who went for a swim at 8 a.m. today off the hotel’s dock, was discovered deceased at about...
09.02.2026 Featured Story Sag Harbor’s Brogan Lane brings fresh floral inspo to Noyac You’re running to a get-together and you’re looking for a last-minute gift. A bottle of wine won’t cut it and the bakery is already closed. You decide flowers are...
09.02.2026 Featured Story Shelter Island Police Department blotter: Sept. 2, 2026 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...
09.02.2026 Featured Story Further jeopardy for Island healthcare: Dr. Kelt seeks Town’s help to stay on The fragile health care system on Shelter Island, which many residents see as the number one issue facing the community, was front, center and at the top of the...
09.01.2026 Featured Story Getting the kids ready for school: Two parents weigh in on late summer chores Think you’re busy? Try keeping pace with Kate Davidson or Barbara Marshall, two working moms who are getting two kids ready for school opening on Sept. 8. Kate and...
09.01.2026 Featured Story Water Authority approvals for structure: Funding for police body cameras The Town Board Monday night approved the site plan submitted by the Suffolk County Water Authority (SCWA) to allow construction of a small structure to contain equipment for treating...