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08/19/19 10:00am

Kal Lewis wins 5K Southampton race

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Kal Lewis in a race earlier this year.

Shelter Island cross country and track star Kal Lewis, who has been recognized as one of the premier runners on the county and state level, added to his trophy collection Sunday. (more…)

Ellen’s Run, Kal Lewis, premium, Shelter Island High School

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08/13/19 2:00pm

Shelter island Reporter obituary: Dorothy Dickerson Clark

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Dorothy Dickerson Clark passed away on August 9, 2019. (more…)

Emily French Memorial Cemetery, Gardiner's Bay Country Club, premium, Shelter Island High School, Shelter Island Presbyterian Church, the Ideal in Sag Harbor, The Pridwin Hotel, the Shelter Island Home Bureau, The Shelter Island Presbyterian Church

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07/29/19 4:30pm

Local woman is Miss New York finalist

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Shelter Island’s own Aterahme Lawrence is a finalist in the Miss New York competition, in which the winner will move forward to the Miss USA pageant.

Aterahme Lawrence, who not so long ago was an outstanding volleyball player for Shelter Island High School, has finished college and aims to bring more glory to the town she loves as a finalist in the Miss New York pageant. (more…)

Aterahme Lawrence, Cindy Belt, Fredonia, Fredonia State University, Linda and James Eklund, Miss New York USA, Miss Universe Pageant, Panhellenic Council, premium, professor Sarah Green, Relay for Life, Shelter Island High School, SUNY Purchase Performing Arts Center, The Chequit, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the Lupus Foundation, the National Association for Anorexia Nervosa, the Ram’s Head Inn

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07/29/19 12:00pm

Shelter Island Reporter Letters to the Editor

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To the Editor:
When Bennett Konesni and Eben Fiske Ostby inherited Sylvester Manor grounds and made the vital decision to transform the property to create a nonprofit educational farm, it was a game changer for the community.

Privately owned grounds could be easily turned into a luxury housing development. Instead of putting more pressure on the land and a fragile water aquifer, extensive grounds are now open to the public and the Manor House museum and organic farm were established. (more…)