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For decades the Ram’s Head Inn has been a refuge for scientists, artists and creative souls.

The Shelter Island, New York, property has a five-bedroom main residence, a guest house, and a garage designed with car collectors in mind.

It has been close to 10 years since Shelter Island officials began to express concerns about saving Reel Point, a spit of land jutting out into Coecles Harbor.

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The moratorium infuriated property owners with mansion projects in the pipeline.

Long Islands east end rarely fails to enchant boaters who want to be immersed in nature while exploring new cruising grounds

Secret Garden to welcome visitors and Scavenger Hunt on tap (Credit: Tim Purtell) Memorial Day Weekends traditionally include many kinds of observances, some fun, some formal, but as this season opens on a quieter note than in the past, spend a peaceful half-hour exploring a hidden gem on the Island. The Shelter Island Historical Society is giving a 30-minute Secret Garden Tour on Saturday, May 29 from 2 to 6 p.m. (The rain date is Sunday, May 30). Walk thr...

Remembering Bev, Jack and the Harbor Inn A warm and welcoming harbor, no matter the weather. (Credit: Courtesy photo) With the news of Beverly Cahill passing away recently, many Islanders thought of the good times at the Harbor Inn, a tavern run by Bev and her husband Jack for 20 years, between 1965 and 1985. Many have said that the Harbor Inn was the best tavern in the history of the Island, and that the Cahills made it special. In 2015 we published this r...

Beverly Ann Cahill Longtime Shelter Island resident Beverly Ann Cahill passed away suddenly at the Hampton Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing in Southampton on Jan. 7 at the age of 88. A full-time Islander for 55 years, known to her many Island friends as Bev, she was born in Manhattan on Nov. 8, 1932, coinciding with the first of Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s presidential wins. Her mother Mildred had been divorced and married Shelter Island native William B. Price, who adopted Beverly and h...