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Garden Club celebrates diamond jubilee
An abundance of trophies won by these Garden Club members in years past. From the left, Fanny Dickerson, Esther Hunt, Alice Fiske and Isabel Bowditch.
Shelter Island 8th graders made short work of cleaning up this vehicle at Saturdaya s car wash.
Shinnecock Community Notes, November 19
Following the annual Veterans Day services at the flagpole on Wednesday, veterans and their families were treated to a pancake breakfast sponsored by the Shinnecock Senior Nutrition Program.
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Tom Cruise hits the North Fork
Tom Cruise hits the North Fork: Tom Cruise gets some exercise along Rt. 25 in Orient on Wednesday.
Fishing license still lifted for East End
Island anglers can continue to fish license-free through the end of the year, at least, and the towns of Brookhaven, Oyster Bay and Huntington have joined the lawsuit and injunction against a new state fishing license.
Driving, trespass arrests on blotter
On Thursday, November 12 in the Heights, police stopped Ivan Moises Jara, 40, of Flushing for driving with a suspended registration.
SIEF benefits students, school & community
SIEF student participants included the following: Front row, from the left, SIEF President Phil DiOrio, Tom Card, Matt Murphy, Serina Kaasik, Elizabeth Dunning, Lindsay Galligan, Caitlin Binder and Luke Gilpin.
Armistice Day, November 11, 1918
Cornelia Horsford at her needlepoint. In a letter to her niece, she described the first Armistice Day on Shelter Island.
One arrest, two ticketed for week
Police stopped Brian J. Lechmanski, 28, of Shelter Island for speeding on North Menantic Road on Saturday evening, November 7. He was subsequently arrested and charged with criminal possession of a weapon in the 4th degree.
Most of the applications reviewed by the Planning Board during its October 13 meeting are very near completion, and require only a few minor additions or corrections before their processing is complete.
Madoff's 55-foot yacht put on auction block
A vintage 55-foot yacht named "Bull" and two smaller boats that once belonged to imprisoned financier Bernard Madoff are headed for the auction block, along with an even bigger yacht once owned by Madoff's right-hand man.
8 rescued from capsized boat off Tijuana coast
SAN DIEGO - Seven men and a pregnant woman clinging to a capsized boat have been rescued in Mexican waters off the coast of Tijuana.
One arrest in trouble-free week
Sean P. McCarthy, 32, of Shelter Island was arrested at 3:15 a.m. on Sunday morning, November 1, on Grand Avenue in the Heights and charged with disorderly conduct.
A World War II veteran remembers Bastogne
Billy Dickerson grew up on Shelter Island and went to school here. When World War II began in December 1941, he tried to enlist in the Air Force.
Shelter Island School students in grades 7 through 9 are working diligently, as they do each fall, to prepare research projects for the 45th annual Science Fair on December 4, a highlight of the school year that celebrates critical thinking and careful analysis.
FOUR MORE YEARS IT IS. Councilman Ed Brown wears his re-election well at Gardiner's Bay Country Club Tuesday night, celebrating with brother Robert , wife Cheryl and friends Cheryl and Charlie Pensa.
All Legislature Seats, Nassau County Exec and More Up for Grabs on Election Day 2009
If you still aren't sure who you're voting for today, you don't have a lot of time left to make up your mind.
Perspectives looks at shows at Crazy Monkey, Pamela Williams
With the annual passing of the film festival finally delineating the end of the summer madness on the East End, the next season always seems to bring a strange atmospheric lull masking the fact that the art scene continues unabated.