04.19.2021 News Keeping close tabs on turtles: East End wildlife rescue mission meets milestone Turtles, clearly built for duration and not speed, have reigned for an estimated 220 million years. They crawled about when dinosaurs walked the earth. They are one of nature’s...
12.03.2018 News The scallop industry here has a rich past — Tracing the importance of the tasty morsels One offshoot of running a company that’s been in the shellfish business for 90 years is aquatic and historical clutter. Ken Homan’s office at Braun Seafood in Cutchogue is...
02.27.2016 Columns Column: Day at the museum Our plan was to get into the city mid-morning and rendezvous with my stepson and his three kids, ages 8, 4 and 2, for a visit to the American...
06.11.2015 Lifestyle ‘Opulent Oceans’ headlines at Shelter Island Public Library Oceans cover almost three-quarters of the earth. Without them, the planet could not exist nor could humanity survive, yet they remain a relatively under-explored part of our world. Come...
02.18.2015 News Why did the bird black out the Island? Blame it on the bird. The blackout on Thursday afternoon, February 12, that knocked out electricity Island-wide, was caused by a gull that chewed through a wire at West...