BY VERNESSA KINGSBURY Shelter Island is often described as sleepy — but those who live here know better. Our community has ...

On Thursday, March 20, the Shelter Island Lions Club hosted leaders from Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital at its ...

There are a couple of old sayings, as we’ve noted before, that sum up our feelings when important people in our community ...

A second controlled burn was underway today at Mashomack Preserve.  May Yeung, a  Nature Conservancy’s media relations ...

Ben Smith is one of the few Islanders who isn’t concerned about the price of eggs. The issue of egg prices dominated the ...

This is Part 3 in a series that looks at how Shelter Island managed through the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath. “I don’t know of a single member of the COVID team who thinks they did anything ...

Possibly the hardest working people on Shelter Island right now are the two dozen or so members of the cast and crew of the ...

What’s in Shelter Island’s future when it comes to energy use? Don’t expect changes tomorrow, but among the possibilities ...

Like so many people he’s been talking with lately, Codger is alarmed by the state of the nation and asks, “What should we do?

The Long Island Aquarium recently announced the birth of four river otter pups to resident otters Stark and Flo. Born on Feb.

Shatken is the founder of Shelter Island’s newest arts organization, Shelter Island Arts Center (SIAC), where she wants to ...

The Shelter Island Police Department welcomed its newest officer, Jalill Carter, who graduated from the Suffolk County Police ...