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Homeless camping on Coney Island Creek

“It’s not that bad if you know how to survive,” Hernandez explained. “We’re doing OK.”

The homeless men share a five-by-10-foot plastic tarp lean-to stuffed with blankets, a carpet and an upholstered green armchair. Each day, the hard-luck gang can be found cooking their food in two pots over a wood fire at the edge of the creek.

Carlos Montoya, 32, came to “chez shanty” four years ago after losing his job at a Neptune Avenue restaurant in Sea Gate. Living outdoors was tough at first, he said, but you can’t beat the $0 rent.

“There’s no work so I don’t have any money to pay rent right now,” Montoya said.

The quintet work together as a collective, supporting their meager lifestyle by collecting and selling scrap metal to a junk yard they found across from the park.

But its not all toil and sleeping under a tattered tarp. In the summer, Hernandez and his friends feast on clams, striped bass and snapper they pull from the creek — and spend their free time zipping up and down the waterway on a beat-up Jet Ski that someone gave to them a few years ago.

Obituary: Mark T. Hughes | Shelter Island Reporter

Mark Todd Hughes, a summer resident of Shelter Island, passed away December 20, 2011 in New York City at home with his wife and children by his side. In 2001, Mark moved to London as the head of European high yield research at BNP Paribas London. That year, Mark moved to New York City to begin a career in banking at Bankers Trust Company. Three years later he joined RBC Capital Markets as head of high yield research in New York....

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Scouts pitch camp on Taylor's Island | Shelter Island Reporter

About 15 Webelos went to Taylor’s Island Saturday for an overnight camping trip. The fourth and fifth graders explored the island and ran around like crazy, Mr. McNemar said. “Eyes were on them at all times but on Taylor’s Island they had nowhere to go. ”. Dinner included barbecued chicken, macaroni and hot dogs....

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