NYPD Officer is ‘extremely thankful’ after receiving surprise mortgage payment
STATEN ISLAND N.Y. –– “It feels good, a lot of cops don't get the 'thank you' they deserve.” Envoy Mortgage surprises a Staten Island resident with a ...
Monthly Archives: March 2021
The next Brooklyn borough president’s top priority is addressing the needs of the most vulnerable
Brooklyn, just like the Bronx, Staten Island and Manhattan, is holding elections for a new borough president this year. Whoever is replacing Brooklyn ...
High school football drought ends with Canisius-St. Joe’s rivalry kicking off slate
Corona is a University at Buffalo grad who coached the last five seasons at St. Joseph's By the Sea of Staten Island. “Football is football, the rules are ...
Stringer and Levine call for vax restrictions to be lifted in hardest hit NYC neighborhoods
... from the pandemic include Harlem, Washington Heights, the South Bronx, Coney Island, Jamaica and Staten Island's north shore. Advertisement.
Eric Garner chokehold cop Daniel Pantaleo loses appeal to get NYPD job back
State appellate judges ruled that Pantaleo was lawfully fired in August 2019 for the deadly Staten Island confrontation over loose cigarettes, court ...
Flooding causing changes on Staten Island Railroad
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — After an afternoon of uninterrupted rain, flooding is causing service changes on the Staten Island Railroad Wednesday night.
ALL-STARS: Meghan Huerter named Player of the Year; Suburban Council names all-stars
Troy senior Jenalyse Alacron also achieved that milestone this season and will be playing basketball at CUNY Staten Island - she joins Wood on the ...
Dad has emotional reunion with Staten Island medical team that saved his life
The husband and father of two lost consciousness and was rushed to Staten Island University Hospital. A CAT scan confirmed that he had an acute ...
Lawmakers reach agreement to legalize marijuana in New York
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — State legislators reached an agreement with Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office Wednesday to legalize marijuana in New York, ...
A Look Back
O'Leary is the commanding officer of the Coast Guard Cutter Staten Island, based in USCG Group Fort Macon, Atlantic Beach, N.C.. 10 Years Ago.
New York pharmacy owner pleads guilty in opioid scheme
He gave "large quantities" of oxycodone pills to people without prescriptions or with fake prescriptions, authorities said, according to the Staten Island ...
Flames of the Torch: An ode to the 98th E-board
Our last newsletter, which covers everything from fashion on campus to the termination of housing on the Staten Island campus, shows this. We have ...
Thanks to Amazon, four Staten Island organizations treat children to 19440 bags of potato chip …
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Thanks to Amazon, four philanthropic organizations on Staten Island teamed up to distribute tasty snacks to schools across ...
Man charged with hate crime after allegedly defacing North Shore candidate posters
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Police have charged a West Brighton man with a hate crime after he allegedly scrawled racist graffiti on the campaign ...
17 Community Fridges Across NYC and How To Support Them
Our vision for the fridge is to bring visibility to Staten Island's most ... Many people have a whitewashed and divisive image of Staten Island; the Forest ...
Staten Islanders say Asian American representation is critical for combatting hatred, violence
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- There has been increasing public concern about the amount of hatred, violence, and xenophobia directed at Asian ...
In-person performances return to Staten Island by way of The Little Victory Theatre
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The Little Victory Theatre in Travis is kicking off in-person performances on Staten Island next month. The Travis theater ...
What’s happening with the former Denny’s on the South Shore?
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Shades went down on the borough's first Denny's in April 2020 due to the pandemic. What's next for the sprawling Eltingville ...
3 SI restaurant proprietors sum up the state of the business | The Dish
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — As restaurants reopen at 50%, catch up with three proprietors as they sum up the state of the business right now on Staten ...
Racist caught in the act of vandalizing Staten Island NYC Council candidate’s flyers
Police and the target of racist acts of vandalism set a trap for a hateful Staten Island man, catching him in the act of scrawling the N-word on the victim's ...