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The Reporter’s holiday roundup: Where to eat and shop
JO ANN KIRKLAND PHOTO |Bounty of the season. A holiday cheese basket on display at Table of Content General Store in the Center. There’s plenty of holiday bustle around the Island leading up to...
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Shelter Island Reporter Letters to the Editor
AMBROSE CLANCY PHOTO | A view of Coecles Harbor from the St. Gabriel’s Retreat Center. A reader wrote bemoaning the fact that a part of the property will be developed. More mansions To the Editor: I...
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Upswing for Island’s summer business
ILLUSTRATION: GETTY IMAGES/iSTOCK The local bounce-back is following national trends If anyone doubts that the economy has improved considerably, just speak with Shelter Island business owners. With...
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The great Shelter Island migration: Who’s getting out of town, and why
CHARITY ROBEY PHOTO |Vladena Noskova is working at Stars until she leaves for Slovakia in February. She’ll be back for the summer of 2016. It’s about to get very quiet around here. Winter on Shelter...
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Shelter Island businesses sprinting into the season
ANNETTE HINKLE PHOTO Nautical-themed tablewear and candles at Dabney Lee. With Memorial Day weekend typically marking the beginning of the summer season on Shelter Island, 2016 is less about new...
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Last-minute gifts and where to make merry on the Island
DONA BERGIN PHOTO Christmas Island You won’t find many restaurants open for Christmas Eve or Day, although the pickings get a bit better for New Year’s Eve. But with only two days left before...
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Gardening: Hydrangeas, asters and late summer blooms
Hydrangea flowers The season is really well past peak now, most of our favorites have already come and gone; there’s sadness, of course, in that and lots of poems about roses faded. I just went online...
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Your guide to ferry-free gift shopping — and holiday catering options
With holiday lights a’blazing, the Island looks especially festive during these longest nights of the year. While many shops scale back hours in winter, you can still find all sorts of gift items or...
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Shelter Island Reporter Letters to the Editor
AMBROSE CLANCY PHOTO | A view of Coecles Harbor from the St. Gabriel’s Retreat Center. A reader wrote bemoaning the fact that a part of the property will be developed. More mansions To the Editor: I...
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Upswing for Island’s summer business
ILLUSTRATION: GETTY IMAGES/iSTOCK The local bounce-back is following national trends If anyone doubts that the economy has improved considerably, just speak with Shelter Island business owners. With...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The great Shelter Island migration: Who’s getting out of town, and why
CHARITY ROBEY PHOTO |Vladena Noskova is working at Stars until she leaves for Slovakia in February. She’ll be back for the summer of 2016. It’s about to get very quiet around here. Winter on Shelter...
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Shelter Island businesses sprinting into the season
ANNETTE HINKLE PHOTO Nautical-themed tablewear and candles at Dabney Lee. With Memorial Day weekend typically marking the beginning of the summer season on Shelter Island, 2016 is less about new...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Last-minute gifts and where to make merry on the Island
DONA BERGIN PHOTO Christmas Island You won’t find many restaurants open for Christmas Eve or Day, although the pickings get a bit better for New Year’s Eve. But with only two days left before...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Gardening: Hydrangeas, asters and late summer blooms
Hydrangea flowers The season is really well past peak now, most of our favorites have already come and gone; there’s sadness, of course, in that and lots of poems about roses faded. I just went online...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Your guide to ferry-free gift shopping — and holiday catering options
With holiday lights a’blazing, the Island looks especially festive during these longest nights of the year. While many shops scale back hours in winter, you can still find all sorts of gift items or...
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Richard’s Almanac: Senior success in 2018
RICHARD LOMUSCIO In Richard’s Almanac, Richard closely follows the Island’s senior scene and reports from the inside on issues, trends, challenges and health matters that are important to seniors. For...
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Shelter Island Reporter Letters to the Editor
AMBROSE CLANCY PHOTO | A view of Coecles Harbor from the St. Gabriel’s Retreat Center. A reader wrote bemoaning the fact that a part of the property will be developed. More mansions To the Editor: I...
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Upswing for Island’s summer business
ILLUSTRATION: GETTY IMAGES/iSTOCK The local bounce-back is following national trends If anyone doubts that the economy has improved considerably, just speak with Shelter Island business owners. With...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The great Shelter Island migration: Who’s getting out of town, and why
CHARITY ROBEY PHOTO |Vladena Noskova is working at Stars until she leaves for Slovakia in February. She’ll be back for the summer of 2016. It’s about to get very quiet around here. Winter on Shelter...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Shelter Island businesses sprinting into the season
ANNETTE HINKLE PHOTO Nautical-themed tablewear and candles at Dabney Lee. With Memorial Day weekend typically marking the beginning of the summer season on Shelter Island, 2016 is less about new...
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