Shelter Island, United States (Local)
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Have you noticed the strange way some girls and young women have been talking for the last several years? It’s not what they’re saying, but the way they say it, a low tone that begins by including you in some kind of conspiracy and then at the end of a sentence their voices trail off...
A 20-plus year employee at a Shelter Island business, who was on his way to work from his Greenport home last February and arrested by Immigration and Custom Enforcement officers at North Ferry, is home and has been back at work since March. Hugo Leonel Ardon Osorio, a truck driver and construction worker for Marcello...
By: Ambrose Clancy
A longtime East End employee arrested by ICE officers while on his way to work has been freed after nearly a month in federal detention, the Riverhead News-Review has learned.
By: Ambrose Clancy
A longtime East End employee arrested by ICE officers while on his way to work has been freed after nearly a month in federal detention, the Suffolk Times has learned.
I have become what I feared I would become. A coffee snob. No, not that person at Starbucks ordering a grande macchiato pumpkin spice with dark chocolate shavings — please — but one who can’t drink bad coffee. An old friend of mine lives by the code of refusing things on the basis of LITS...
By: Ambrose Clancy
By Think you're busy? Try keeping pace with Kate Davidson or Barbara Marshall, two working moms who are getting two kids ready for school opening on Sept. 8.
By: Ambrose Clancy
By The fragile health care system on Shelter Island, which many residents see as the number one issue facing the community, was front, center and at the top of the Sept. 1 Town Board work session.
By: Jackson Rohrer
By A 38-year-old man, a guest at The Pridwin with his wife, who went for a swim at 8 a.m. today off the hotel's dock, was discovered deceased
The Shelter Island Police Department have identified the 38 year-old man who drowned in waters off Crescent Beach on Wednesday. Spencer M. Korwin of New York City was found at around 3 p.m. after going missing since 8 a.m. when he went swimming off The Pridwin Hotel dock. According to police, Mr. Korwin was located by...
The Shelter Island Police Department has identified the 38-year-old man who drowned in waters off Crescent Beach on Wednesday. Spencer M. Korwin of New York City was found at around 3 p.m. after going missing since 8 a.m., when he went swimming off The Pridwin Hotel dock. According to police, Mr. Korwin was located by divers...
