07.06.2026 Featured Story Only one East End community sees drop in ticks Only one East End community is reporting a drop in deer and tick levels. North Haven Deputy Mayor Claas Abraham told members of the Suffolk Country Tick Advisory Committee...
07.06.2026 Featured Story Shelter Island Reporter obituary: Jane Gordon Marston Jane Gordon Marston, formerly of Shelter Island and West Chester, Pa., passed away on June 24, 2026 at the age of 93. Jane was born Oct. 2, 1932 to...
07.05.2026 Featured Story Shelter Island clambakes have history of their own The Shelter Island clambake is epic, a feat of culinary engineering perfected thousands of years ago by the indigenous people who lived along the Northeast coastlines. They created beachside...
07.05.2026 Featured Story Tree felled by storm damages Havens House: Interior spared, new renovations intact As the Island celebrated the nation’s 250th anniversary on a festive and joyful July 4th, one of its historical focal points took a hit from the storm that swept...
07.05.2026 Featured Story Islanders celebrate America with July 4th parade A special, one-time 4th of July parade in the Island’s Center offered Islanders of all ages a gathering to share and celebrate the Nation’s 250th anniversary. The Parade stepped...
07.05.2026 Featured Story Sailing group makes ‘Dream’ voyages possible for people with disabilities The Impossible Dream Catamaran returned to Greenport for its seventh season Saturday, June 27, offering two accessible sails from , for people with disabilities and their families. The 60-foot...
07.04.2026 Featured Story When the wheel of world history turned The short letter was dashed off quickly, 251 years ago. Sent from New London, Conn. across Long Island Sound to Shelter Island, it arrived damp from what must have...
06.26.2026 Featured Story Lions, GBCC partner to help community If July is beginning with a major celebration of the nation’s 250th Anniversary, weeks later another local event speaks to the character of Shelter Island. The Lions Club and...
06.24.2026 Featured Story Stefan Soloviev says he’s a ‘land trader’ as luxury housing plans advance One of the largest private landowners on the East End says he’s not here to save agricultural heritage. Billionaire Stefan Soloviev — who has snatched up more than 1,000...
06.24.2026 Featured Story Christopher Gallant wins Democratic NY-01 primary Political newcomer Christopher Gallant cruised to victory Tuesday in the Democratic primary, setting up a November challenge against Republican incumbent Nick LaLota in New York’s 1st Congressional District. Mr. Gallant,...
06.24.2026 Featured Story Endangered sturgeon found dead on Mattituck beach Beachcombers came across an unpleasant sight on the pebbled shoreline at Bailie Beach in Mattituck on Tuesday — a seven-foot Atlantic sturgeon that had washed ashore. The dead fish,...
06.23.2026 Featured Story Committee seeks more Center water testing: Concern is ‘Forever Chemicals’ Efforts to identify enough property owners in parts of the Center triangle to agree to additional water testing have moved more slowly than hoped. As of last week, the...
06.23.2026 Featured Story Joshua Green and Stacey Kehl first Islanders in hometown race Joshua and Jason Green were the crowd favorites at the Shelter Island 10K Race on Saturday, June 20. While an Islander has yet to win the historic race, Joshua,...
06.23.2026 Featured Story A patriotic salute to America: Islanders to stage readings, songs Shelter Island’s talent will offer their own salute to the nation’s 250th anniversary at a free celebratory event on Sunday, July 5, at 5 p.m., in the Community Center,...
06.22.2026 Featured Story Weather and emotions shine through as crowds thrilled at Island’s 10K The forecast for early morning weather for Shelter Island’s 10K Run/5K Run/Walk on Saturday was for heavy winds that would hinder any chance of breaking records in the Island’s...
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