Shelter Island, United States (Local)
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Julie focuses primarily on local government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Shelter Island. She frequently covers announcements from the local government and highlights issues related to environmental concerns, water testing, town officials’ activities, and real estate matters.
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With little buildable property on Shelter Island left, George Soros and his family have managed to acquire 18 parcels of land on 120 acres of land and begin developing several parcels with few noticing. He didn’t skirt applications necessary to plans for development. But parcels were purchased by different LLCs and not clearly linked to...
By With little buildable property on Shelter Island left, George Soros and his family have managed to acquire 18 parcels on 120 acres of land and begin developing several parcels with few noticing.
Only one East End community is reporting a drop in deer and tick levels. North Haven Deputy Mayor Claas Abraham told members of the Suffolk Country Tick Advisory Committee (TCAC) at a recent meeting. He attributes the success to ongoing use of four-poster units that rub the tickicide permethrin on necks of deer as they...
By: Julie Lane
Two of three proposed tax exemptions — one for seniors and another for those who agree to create accessory dwelling units (ADUs) as rental spaces won easy approval from the Town Board at its June 29 meeting. When first introduced, the exemptions for those having ADUs constructed on their properties met with some resistance. The...
By: Julie Lane
It won’t happen overnight, but since the Shelter Island Heights Pharmacy ceased its prescription services to Islanders in September 2025, Town officials and volunteers have been working diligently to restore a means of offering those services. It turns out it’s not a direct path to locating a site, a licensed pharmacist to operate a pharmacy,...
The Town Board unanimously passed a resolution enabling the Sunset Beach Hotel to set up an elevated projection screen at Crescent Beach for people who want to gather there to watch the final match of the World Cup on Sunday, July 19 from 3 to 6 p.m. Manolo Sorensen of Sunset Beach said the event...
It’s the Melina Wein Team at Compass now. “I’m very excited,” Ms. Wein said about the transition from an independent real estate agency to working under a corporate banner. “It’s a new and exciting adventure for us,” she said. As for the affiliation with Compass, she said, “They could not have been better” in the...
By: Julie Lane
By Just when it appeared the Town Board was about to solidify approval of the Sylvester Manor site plan, perhaps as soon as Monday
By What's the New York State Accessory Dwelling Unit +1 all about and how does it work?
“I Am the House,” Catherine Harper’s historical novel, is among finalists for a National Indie Excellence Award (NIEA) for the uniqueness of her book narrated by the Victorian house and the tale it has to tell. The NIEA has, for two decades been a respected organization evaluating self-published books in various categories. Entrants are judged...
