R, resident; R(m), resident and partial migrant; P, passage migrant (i.e., spring, autumn, or both); W, winter visitor; S, summer visitor or summer resident.
One enhancement is the Paul J. Schupf wing, opened in 1996 for the display of works by Alex Katz, a Maine summer resident since the 1950's.
She lived in New York City for the last 40 years and was a summer resident of Shelter Island, NY.
The museum received the painting in 1983 as a bequest from Henry Reichold, a summer resident of Prouts Neck, south of Portland.
MEADE--James, WWII veteran, age 83, of Dauphin Island, AL, and summer resident of Deer Isle, ME, died February 26 , 2007 of cancer.
The New Yorker, September 2 , 1944P. 11 Up in Vermont, a summer resident sent out a call for a young villager to do some weeding in his garden.
By C. G. Sheffield and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 2 , 1944P. 11 Up in Vermont, a summer resident sent out a call for a young villager to do some weeding in his garden.
Example: St. Michaels, a quaint bayside village in the Chesapeake region of Maryland, boasts restaurants, shops, homes built in the 1800s and Vice President Dick Cheney as a summer resident.
WELLS--Richard David, 90, longtime resident of Fairfield, CT, and summer resident of Gloucester, MA, died peacefully on June 23 , 2009in Westerly, RI.
She was also a long time summer resident of Blue Hill, ME where her family gathered every summer.
BOTTARI--Gregory J, a lifelong resident of Pelham Manor and a summer resident of Point Lookout, NY died on March 6th, 2007 at Sound Shore Medical Center in New Rochelle, NY.
