Talk:Shelter Island (town), New York
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[edit] Politics
I removed this, because there was no source, no reference cited, and not Wiki policy. If someone can find a source for it, it can be added back in. --K72ndst 19:03, 19 June 2007 (UTC)
The deleted text:
Shelter Island is not all politically conservative, however. In recent years many more democrats have moved out from Manhattan to make Shelter Island their permanent home, thus shifting the demographic little by little.
[edit] Notable Residents
I moved this entry to this page; per Wiki policy, just being old isn't notable. Who is this person and what is he notable for? Google search turned up a dentist and an attorney. -- K72ndst (talk) 14:08, 22 May 2008 (UTC)
The deleted text:
Irving Gruber (1907- ) -- At 101, Irving Gruber is most likely Shelter Island's oldest resident and has been living in Shelter Island for over 30 years.
