06.30.2020 Columns Gimme Shelter: Light and dark It’s always worth looking at the opening of Charles Dicken’s “A Tale of Two Cities” to find some balance, no matter its lack of comfort, or its status as...
06.30.2020 Letters Shelter Island Reporter Letters to the Editor Question the decision To the Editor:We were dismayed to discover that an adult would think it appropriate to submit such a negative letter to the editor (“Distraction,” June 18)...
06.29.2020 Columns Coping with the Crisis: Tips on turning down the temperature From daily shouting in the media, to recent letters to the Reporter, our discourse has never been uglier. Intelligent and reasonable people are using the word “hate” to describe...
06.27.2020 Columns Suffolk Closeup: Police, race and Suffolk Dr. William R. Spencer is among the most distinguished public officials in Suffolk County history. A pediatric surgeon, he is the first physician to be a member of the...
06.26.2020 Cartoons Paw Print: The World of Peter Waldner —Graduation edition From the mind and pen of Peter Waldner, the Reporter’s award-winning cartoonist. Congratulations to the Class of 2020.
06.26.2020 Columns Column: Social tolerance, a life-long journey I believe that most people view themselves as being socially tolerant. However, the question we need to ask is whether others see us this way. Are we really accepting...
06.25.2020 Editorial Shelter Island Reporter editorial: Recognizing our leaders The Shelter Island commencement ceremonies this week for the High School Class of 2020 will be historic, which is fitting, since the graduates will always be remembered as a...
06.20.2020 Columns Codger’s column: Masks Codger likes to pull on a mask (one of four, thanks to Crone), and not only because it hides the fact he didn’t shave. How else could Codger ever...
06.15.2020 Cartoons Paw Print: The World of Peter Waldner From the mind and pen of Peter Waldner, the Reporter’s award winning cartoonist.
06.13.2020 Columns Column: Re-entry anxiety Many of us have been quarantined in our homes for weeks. Shelter Island and the country are beginning to open. But, what happens if you feel too anxious to...
