View the slide show by Larry Yermack.
On the Island
Celebrating the Fourth on Star Island
July 08, 2010
Star Island Corporation
A ‘Star’ is reborn
June 20, 2010
Shoalers in the News
Shoaler in the News
June 14, 2010
Old Shoaler Edith Pierson was honored by the Seacoast Peace Response. Read the article.
On the Island
Gosport Regatta
June 14, 2010
Gosport Regatta
September 19, 2010
As the 400th anniversary of John Smith’s visit to the Isles of Shoals approaches, a tradition will be reborn – the Annual Gosport Regatta. You can be among the colorful fleet of yachts from up and down the New England coast sailing for the prize, or enjoying all the action from the spectator boat m/v Thomas Laighton. Racer or “afterguard,” you’ll enjoy a grand after-party at the famous Oceanic Hotel on Star Island.
Buy tickets at the front desk on Star Island or by calling our Portsmouth office: (603) 430-6272.
Neighbors in the Shoals
Star Hosts 4th Graders From Rye and Hampton Schools
June 07, 2010
Read all about the Rye trip in the Rye Reflections Newsletter.
Shoalers in the News
Shoaler in the News
May 18, 2010
Click Here to read an article about All Star I Shoaler and Star Island Corporation Board Member Jan Prochaska.
Star Island Corporation
NHPTV Auction
April 13, 2010
Star Island Corporation
NHPTV Auction
April 13, 2010
New Hampshire Public TV will offer two nights on Star Island for two at their annual spring auction May 7-16. Follow link (below) and scroll down to see Star Island offer in the Golden Gavel category. Tune in and make a bid for a two-night Personal Retreat.
http://www.nhptv.org/auction/gblock.asp
Shoalers in the News
Shoaler Named Dean of Kellogg Graduate School of Management
March 31, 2010
Sally Blount, All Star 1 conferee, was named dean of Northwestern University’s Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
On the Island
Winter Storm Report
March 12, 2010
Once again Star Island survived a severe winter storm on February 25th through 27th.
Winds peaked at 90 mph with 30 foot seas. Fortunately damages were moderate which included limited roof shingle loss on the Hotel, Cottage A, B, C, Shack and Marshman; a few missing window panes, a fair amount of pier surface damage, and some downed cedar trees. A few large granite boulders on the breakwater between Star Island and Cedar Island were tossed and turned but the breakwater was not breached.
Our winter caretaker Alex endured the storm in the EMB. After the storm she made some temporary repairs and our staff followed up with intermediate repairs. I have made plans for a roofing contractor to visit the island to do permanent repairs on the roof. We will have to address the pier surface damage during open-up by patching the concrete holes with a durable concrete patch. Unfortunately, the damage is significant enough to require moving the resurfacing of the pier up on the Capital Improvement Plan to 2011.
Damage on our neighboring islands was limited as well. I spoke with Eddy Foye on Cedar Island and he lost a few pier pilings but overall reported that his camp fared well. He did request some help from our more athletic Pel staff this spring to help reposition the pier pilings and float which I assured him he could count on. Ray Randall on Lunging reported no significant damage but a bit of a mess from floating debris.
All in all it could have been worse.
Sincerely,
Keith Noyes
Director of Facilities Management