Shelter Island Library to kick off U.S. 250-year observance: Bill of Rights focus of dialogue series
Shelter Island Public Library Director Terry Lucas and fellow librarian Mara Zonderman, both former lawyers, will discuss the Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution in a series of eight Zoom ...
Those named in arrest reports or receiving police summonses have not been convicted of a crime. In court, the charges against them may be reduced or withdrawn or the defendants may be found not guilty ...
Every so often, there is a standout moment in sports – years in the making – that asks everyone watching to pause and take it ...
The East End Seaport Museum has raised nearly $1 million for the first phase of restoring historic Bug Light — with ...
It has been a year and a half since the Town Board explored a service, which works with other area municipalities, after the ...
A new beauty salon is taking up residence in the Heights. Well, an established salon is moving house to 8 Grand Avenue would ...
The tell-tale steady soar of a bald eagle is a regular occurrence here on the North Fork — thanks to conservation efforts ...
Today, Jan. 19, is the Martin Luther King Jr. National Holiday. In August 2020 a group of Islanders came together to discuss ...
Journalist and editor Meghan Rabbitt, who grew up on the North Fork and graduated from Southold High School, has just ...
I am not one, but many people I love are. Sometimes it’s difficult for me to understand why they just don’t want to “go out ...
At its regular meeting on Jan. 12, appointments to Town committees were approved, including: Matthew Williamson to the ...
A group of Shelter Island artists has withdrawn a proposal to operate an arts center at a recently purchased Community ...
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