The Water Advisory Committee scrutinized Gardiner's Bay Country Club's NYS permit request to nearly double its annual water withdrawal and discussed a related proposal to upgrade its irrigation system.
The Shelter Island Police Department and Suffolk County Crime Stoppers are seeking the public’s help to identify and locate the people who burglarized two Silver Beach homes in April, offering rewards for tips that lead to arrests.
The Shelter Island Chamber of Commerce seeks the use of a Town bus to test a free service shuttling Islanders and tourists alike along regular routes.
Providing clean drinking water to public buildings might be accomplished by expanding the West Neck Water (WNW) district under a state grant that could cover 60 percent of the costs, the Town Engineer says.
The Town Ethics Board continued to refine Ethics Code documents during a meeting interrupted by a real-life demonstration of recusal and doing the ethical thing.
In an extraordinary meeting Monday night, the Waterways Management Advisory Council (WMAC) rejected two applications for non-conforming docks and announced a shift to sticking to Town Code.
The state's Plus One ADU program — in a local collaboration between the Community Housing Board and the Community Development Corporation of Long Island — is now accepting Island applications for grants of up to $125K.
With a survey and listening session, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) continues to seek community input on mutually-beneficial uses of Mashomack Preserve.
If you live in what's being called The Triangle, an area in and around the Town Center, you've probably received a letter offering an option to "Yes! Please test my water for free."
Seeking more information about parking needs, the Town Board voted Tuesday to reopen a public hearing on Liberty Lawncare's special permit application for a new business facility in the Center.