06.21.2025 Featured Story Shelter Island’s history over 10 kilometers: A rundown of sights, places and eras evoked on the course The Shelter Island 10K course is known for its beauty, but it could just as well be known for the history it traverses. The 6.2-mile route takes in country...
06.21.2025 Featured Story Shelter Island School Valedictorian and Salutatorian honored The two students who topped their class in grade averages as seniors at Shelter Island High School, Valedictorian Johanna Kaasik and Salutatorian Jaxson Rylott, were honored June 18, not...
06.21.2025 Featured Story Shelter Island Reporter Column: Over-steering … in sailing and in life “Would you like to take the helm?” I ask at some point in the sail. Taking non-sailors on Sachem, a 38-foot Maine-built boat, is a particular joy. Seeing how...
06.19.2025 Featured Story Meet the Shelter Island High School Class of 2025 VALEDICTORIAN Johanna Kaasik Among her classmates who demonstrated many strengths in their academic career, Johanna emerged as the Valedictorian of her graduating class. She will be heading to the...
06.18.2025 Featured Story Huge win for Shelter Island School District: Voters approve budget Shelter Island voters gave the School District a resounding vote of confidence Tuesday, with 502 people approving the $13.285 million revised spending plan for the 2025-26 school year, to...
06.17.2025 Featured Story ‘No Kings’ rallies sweep through East End: Islanders gathered in Sag Harbor and Riverhead Despite pouring rain, people from all over the East End and beyond showed up in droves on Saturday afternoon, with over 700 participants gathered in front of the Suffolk...
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...
06.16.2025 Featured Story Shelter Island School Nurse Mary Kanarvogel is the May Employee of Month “Guardian Angel” is the title Personnel Director Todd Gulluscio uses to describe the woman best known throughout the town as Nurse Mary. He was talking about Mary Kanarvogel, was...
06.16.2025 Featured Story Shelter Island School budget up for vote Tuesday Polls open at Shelter Island School Tuesday at noon and in-person voting continues through 9 p.m. Islanders can cast ballots on a revised 2025-26 budget proposal of $13.298 million, after...
06.15.2025 Uncategorized Shelter Island EMS volunteers honored at gala dinner Just as the festivities were starting at the Annual Emergency Medical Services Volunteers Awards Dinner at the Shelter Island Yacht Club, the beeping of pager was heard. Guests and...
06.15.2025 Featured Story Greenport carousel spinning again Young children flocked to the Greenport carousel the morning of Sunday, June 15, with parents talking about how much their sons and daughters have missed the merry-go-round in Mitchell...
06.15.2025 Featured Story Ospreys census on the way from environmental group Attention, ospreys of the East End: You are being watched. Group for the East End, along with a squad of birders and volunteers, is conducting a survey of the...
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...
06.14.2025 Featured Story It’s a grand old flag: Old Glory through the centuries The United States is probably the most flag-obsessed nation in the world. Other nations, for the most part, reserve the flying of their national colors for government buildings and...
06.13.2025 Featured Story Shelter Island’s signature sporting event, the 10K is ready to run: Registration is open for the great race Runners and walkers will be stepping out on June 21 for the 46th Annual 10K Run/5K Run/Walk on what organizers have billed as “On the Road to 50.” Returning...
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