Big changes, some coming in waves. But always steady as she goes in service to Shelter Island. That was the message delivered ...

An early taste of one of summer’s most popular treats will be a Spring Farmers Market at the Shelter Island History Museum (SIHM ) on Saturday, April 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Market will feature ...

Residents learned in the past week they will be looking at increases in rates for both North and South ferry companies with the North Ferry rate proposal known and the South Ferry proposal expected to ...

She’s an introvert. He’s an extrovert. She’s chill. He’s high strung. She’s a Shelter Islander. He’s a San Diegan. How did ...

Two Building Department staff members have received promotions and two other Islanders were appointed to Town committees in ...

Being a sore loser is a time-honored American tradition. Generations of young American athletes learn this when they are bequeathed the sweet words of the Sage of Green Bay, Vince Lombardi: “Show me a ...

The Long Island Aquarium is launching its 25th anniversary celebration in downtown Riverhead with the “25 Weeks of Fun” series featuring special offers, events and giveaways. With support from Bank of ...

A familiar face is taking over as the Shelter Island and North Fork’s top wildlife cop. Julie Dickerson of Cutchogue has been ...

If you know, let us know. Send your responses to [email protected] or phone 631-275-1859. Roger McKeon and Kathryn O’Hagan had no trouble identifying the sign for Jack’s Marine (see... Bethany Moore ...

BRAVO To the Editor: As tiny purple snow drop flowers awaken our sense of Spring joy, John Kaasik produced another School play, “Big Fish” that was pure joy. The ...

BRAVO To the Editor: As tiny purple snow drop flowers awaken our sense of Spring joy, John Kaasik produced another School play, “Big Fish” that was pure joy. The ...

The Shelter Island School softball team won handily in its first home game of the season against Southold/Greenport/Mattituck ...