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Writer, editor, food columnist. Cooking, #foodhistory programs @CulinaryHistNY, baking & sourdough bread, farming & agricultural, fishing #shelterisland
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New chapter for the happy tale of the whale

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By Charity Robey Verified
| southforker Verified
Breathe Social Share Robert Strauss, the new owner of beloved Island mini-golf and ice cream institution, runs businesses that are all about having fun. (Photo dredit: Charity Robey) Not long after Nicole and Robert Strauss decided they would run the Island’s much-loved mini-golf and ice-cream establishment, The Whale’s Tale (3 Ram Island Road, Shelter Island, 631-749-1839), they went to look over the property with their adult children.
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New chapter for the happy tale of the whale

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By Amy Zavatto Verified, Charity Robey Verified
| Northforker Verified
Breathe Social Share Robert Strauss, the new owner of beloved Island mini-golf and ice cream institution, runs businesses that are all about having fun. (Photo credit: Charity Robey) Not long after Nicole and Robert Strauss decided they would run the Island’s much-loved mini-golf and ice-cream establishment, The Whale’s Tale (3 Ram Island Road, Shelter Island, 631-749-1839), they went to look over the property with their adult children.
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Shelter Island fathers talk about fatherhood

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By Charity Robey Verified
| Shelter Island Reporter Verified
Should a woman (for example, me) write about Father’s Day? Can someone who has never been a father appreciate what it takes, what it feels like to be the male parent of a child? I am not one to let lack of experience hold me back. Over the years, I’ve spoken with many Islanders about fatherhood; about their own fathers, and what fatherhood has meant to them. So I decided to let those fathers write my Father’s Day column. Call it CharityGPT.
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