05.05.2024 Columns Shelter Island Reporter Column: What’s the deal on TikTok? If you are snoring at the prospect of a TikTok ban, you haven’t been paying attention. Neither was I, probably because there is no one in my immediate family...
05.04.2024 Editorial Shelter Island Reporter editorial: Thank you, Mr. LaLota Recently, scores of Republican members of the House of Representatives stared down the pro-Russian wing of their party and voted, along with Democrats, to send billions more dollars in...
05.03.2024 Letters Shelter Island Reporter Letters to the Editor: May, 3, 2024 CONGRATULATIONS To the Editor: As a subscriber and long-time reader, I want to say “way to go” on the well-earned accolades from the New York Press Association. It’s so...
04.28.2024 Columns Suffolk Closeup: What are you eating? It’s fitting that Suffolk County, with some of the richest soil in the world and still on the New York State’s list of its top agricultural counties (number 4...
04.27.2024 Editorial Shelter Island Reporter editorial: Getting the job done We live in a time when, on the national level, many politicians seem to have forgotten their roles as representatives elected to create and enact policies for the betterment...
04.25.2024 Letters Shelter Island Reporter Letters to the Editor: April 25, 2024 AMAZING To the Editor: The Senior Center would like to thank everyone who participated in the BE(RE)LOVED Vintage Clothing Sale and Fashion Show held last Saturday, April 20, 2024. ...
04.18.2024 Editorial Shelter Island Reporter editorials: April 18, 2024 A Note From the Publisher The mission of Times Review Media Group is to provide the very best in community journalism. Beginning May 23, we will be asking more...
04.18.2024 Letters Shelter Island Reporter Letters to the Editor: April 18, 2024 Joy and magic To the Editor: Congratulations to the cast and crew of “Miracle in the Park.” The combined efforts of the brilliant writer and composer John Kaasik, the...
04.14.2024 Editorial Shelter Island Reporter editorial: Make the best, not the most expedient decisions When the Town Board enacted a moratorium to stop accepting applications for structures that exceed the 5,999 square feet of living space, we applauded the move. It promised a...
04.14.2024 Columns Codger’s column: What’s the deal? Everywhere Codger goes these days, from a power lunch at The Islander to a Friends of Music concert to another summit confab of the Senior Citizens Foundation, he hears...