05.04.2023 Columns Suffolk Closeup: Debate on banning smart phones from classrooms So-called smart phones were not a problem for a teacher when I started out as a professor 45 years ago. The first cell phones, big and clunky, arrived in...
09.23.2021 Editorial Reporter Editorial: Reflection and celebration It’s been a season of anniversaries for Shelter Island, of happy celebrations or solemn remembrances, linked by the idea of not letting special days associated with institutions and events...
06.23.2021 News A living Shelter Island treasure, George Strom, 94, connects with kids The “Greatest Generation” is alive and well on Shelter Island. It comes to us in a dwindling group of individuals, one of whom is George Strom. George, born on...
05.03.2019 Editorial Shelter Island Reporter Editorial Protectors of our rights The League of Women Voters of Shelter Island held their annual “State of the Town” luncheon at the Ram’s Head Inn April 28, which was...
04.23.2019 Education Students return from D.C. with ‘Potomac Fever’ Twenty-two Shelter Island juniors have been infected with Potomac Fever. No, not a new tick-borne disease, but the affect on one’s heart causing a life-long love of Washington, D.C.