Staten Island, NY News

• Staten Island, NY News
• Bed to Ballroom
• For Staten Island homeowner, no escaping a boiler's constant hum
• 2012 Neighborhood Remembrance Day Celebration
• Peace is flowing like a river at Staten Island's Susan Wagner High School
• Small paperback, found on Staten Island street, published in 1904 to commemorate World's Fair in St. Louis
• From the Shores Editor: A salute to Staten Islanders -- and everyone -- who serves
• Staten Island resident competed at Muhlenberg
• Staten Island's Wagner College grid staff hosts clinic for HS coaches
• NEC honors 60 student-athletes from Staten island's Wagner College
• Who's got the best dogs?
• SUNY Cobleskill honors Mahoney
• Staten Island native helping to drive Subway brand
• It's unofficial, but summer is here
• Staten Island workshops for teens, by teens
• First-class tour for Staten Island school
• Abandoned building on Staten Island headed for foreclosure, says contractor
• Staten Island's Hilton Garden Inn nearing tip-top shape
• Mouth-watering prospect for Staten Island
• Staten Island BP: Bring Sphere next to Postcards Memorial
• Your Soap Box
• Your Soap Box: Linda Kpaka, Mariners Harbor
• Volunteers cleaned portion of Port Richmond Avenue last Saturday; vow to continue their efforts
• Energy savings sky-rocket at Staten Island school
• Summertime sports camps abound on Staten Island
• Meals on Wheels seeks volunteer drivers
• Speech-language pathologist Felix DiPalma is huge Beatles fan
• Taking a ride to honor a Staten Island hero
• The Healers: Felix DiPalma: He'll help you speak your mind
• When getting started, establishing a network of informal advisors can provide you with a lot of ideas and perspectives
• Residents of Staten Island's North Shore complain of brown water
• Staten Island teen nabbed in stickup of ice cream truck
• Council On The Arts And Humanities for Staten Island News - May 17, 2012
• Staten Island's Wagner College awards 664 diplomas during 2012 commencement ceremonies
• Staten Island's bustling Forest Avenue takes time for a stroll
• Show Your SI Love - Treasure Your Island Festival
• From the Shores Editor: Hey Staten Island, here's a summer vacation not to take
• Fairs and Festivals
• Former Staten Island Yankee finds home in Graniteville
• Dr. Soad Bekheit: A righter of irregular heartbeats
• Former Staten Island resident Steve Hession puts topper on stellar season
• Lights shine at College Staten Island softball complex
• 17 student groups from schools participate in performing arts showcase
• Summer sports camps abound on Staten Island
• Devote time to local park restoration
• Pointers on picking a pet
• Ritz Carlton puts out welcome mat for Port Richmond High School students
• Catholic high-school theater programs to be honored
• Rev. Avis Clark is one of dozens of women honored by group, Distinguished Gentlemen, over dinner in the Staaten
• Eco-friendly program initiated at Staten Island school
• Qdoba to open May 21 on Staten Island
• Staten Island rental units for seniors will cost you
• Staten Island Mall jewelry store's popularity continues to soar
• Saturday, come out to Tappen Park
• Students believe College of Staten Island will survive after president moves on
• Stapleton tuck-away being eyed for historic district status
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• A grand show of color in New Brighton
• The red admirals invade Staten Island
• Go green at Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
• Staten Island's Catholic high-school theater programs to be honored
• Your Soap Box: Jennifer Pompeo, Westerleigh
• Tompkinsville man charged with Staten Island burglary
• Lighthouse Boat Tour
• Rescue officials summoned to St. George Ferry Terminal after person is reported in water
• Ex-con charged in slaying in Staten Island's Mariners Harbor section
• Staten Island's 5th graders sound off on what's happening in their world
• Maintaining a good credit rating is key when starting and growing a new business
• THE HEALERS: Dr. Victor Avis: Community caretaker, passionate about dentistry
• Students at McKee win big with their hand-crafted robot, Lucy, who's a whiz on the basketball court
• Fairs and Festivals
• Make mom's day
• Muriel Schoenbrun Trachman: Relentlessly positive and a master of reinvention
• From the Shores Editor: On Staten Island, a 'fowl' drama
• Need A Fix: Jersey street sidewalks
• FDNY helps cousins William Biel and Kenneth Danielsen form a bond
• Skeets Williams: The music man
• Fish tanks at Staten Island Ferry getting a fresh start
• Your Soap Box: Marsha Viverito, Brighton Heights
• Dominican College trio from Staten Island adds to championship pedigree
• Wagner College hoopsters host Lifestyles for the Disabled event
• Summertime sports camp options abound on Staten Island
• Staten Island Hotel reopens - as a home for seniors
• Amanda Forsyth's memory lives on with Staten Island street renaming
• Peter Granello, St. Teresa School, Castleton Corners: 'Castle' falls to wrecker's ball
• Samantha Mastrandrea, Blessed Sacrament School, West Brighton: Change of heart
• Emmanuel Gonzalez, St. Peter-St. Paul School, New Brighton: School is no place for weapons
• Staten Island's St. Rita's Parish supports a special trooper
• College of Staten Island exhibit proves borough is multi-faceted - and beautiful
• Staten Island's FunStation USA rolls out red carpet for special day
• Staten Island Mall sponsors recipe contest
• Stores come and go at Staten Island Mall
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• 2 years on, prober named for political hot-potato case on Staten Island
• Council On The Arts And Humanities for Staten Island News - May 3, 2012
• Stapleton Harley shop is revving up for 'Mama'
• As budget cuts loom, a tearful Staten Island child asks "What will people like us do?"
• Lower reaches of Victory Boulevard offer a diverse and compelling mix of businesses and shopkeepers
• St. Adalbert's students adopt a cemetery
• Explore botanical gardens in 3 city boroughs
• Staten Island's PS 69 has a food drive
• Discarded butts cause for complaints by neighbors of RUMC
• Grandma's delighted: Her namesake is a pig
• Jane's Walk event comes to Staten Island on Saturday
• Bloomin' Beautiful on the North Shore
• Does Staten Island's Freshkills Park need a new name?
• Staten Island's Richmond Gymnastics breeds stars
• Staten Island teenage taekwondo star has sights set on Olympics
• School expo at Staten Island Community Charter School
• Festivals & Fairs
• College of Staten Island's baseball team raises money for breast cancer
• Special treatment for NYPD irks many at Staten Island DMV
• Beach bums welcome to join Volunteer Beach Floatable Survey
• Staten Island Business Improvement District gets green light
• Your Soap Box
• Rubber-neckers get an eyeful of 1953 Cadillac Fleetwood at gas station
• Your Soap Box, Colleen Meagher and John Brown, West Brighton
• West Brighton Community Local Development Corporation salutes 'green' business men and women
• Summertime sports camps on Staten Island offer many options
• Motorist hurt in 2-car Staten Island crash
• Richmond Choral Society Presents Mozart’s ‘Great’ Mass In C Minor
• St. Charles Singles Get Together
• St. Charles Singles Get Together
• St. Charles Singles Get Together
• Two-alarm blaze guts Staten Island home
• Christ Church New Brighton to Host Annual Spring Fair
• Christ Church to Host Annual Spring Wine Tasting
• Christ Church New Brighton to Host Second Annual International Tasting
• His driver's license already suspended for DWI offense, Staten Island man encounters cops again
• Special Needs Lifeline to benefit from book fair at Staten Island Barnes & Noble
• Get Fresh! Decker Farm Opens for the Season on April 28th, 2012
• From the Shores Editor: Remembering a true inspiration
• Teens at CSI High School for International Studies spent time with a wide variety of professionals recently to learn about the options ahead of them
• McDonald's launches a nutritious venture
• CYO crowns Basketball Champions
• Continued progress at Brookfield
• Wider horizons for seniors at the Joan and Alan Bernikow JCC
• Decker Farm ready for a whole new season
• Your Soap Box: Jessica Thompson, New Springville
• Steve Hession leads Baruch College into New York Athletic Conference Playoffs
• Summer sports camps abound on Staten Island
• Staten Island product Dia Cascone is hoping to lead her young Caldwell College teammates deep into the conference playoffs
• Kaelber mother-daughter duo's passion for music creates a unique and harmonious bond
• Stapleton resident Debra Butera is queen of the bees
• Georg Frederick Keiber once farmed what is now Jewett and Constant avenues, Westcott Boulevard and Margaretta Court
• Dinner out with kids needn't be an ordeal
• Career coaching and job shadowing paying dividends at McKee High School
• Fairs & Festivals
• Think hard about cash available to you
• Scientists discover new species of frog on Staten Island
• One cool car in Tompkinsville
• A week just for Project Homefront
• 'Peace' festival this Saturday in Port Richmond
• Volunteers sought to man tourist info kiosk in the St. George Ferry Terminal
• Your Soap Box: Jai Yanna Debra Morton, West Brighton
• Fire in a Staten Island auto body shop is quickly brought under control
• Council On The Arts And Humanities for Staten Island News - April 21, 2012
• Staten Island grandmother says mentally handicapped son took baby, sparking search
• Ryan O'neil, Sacred Heart School, West Brighton: New species discovered on Staten Island
• Ruben Zweifach, PS 19, West Brighton: Art makes learning fun
• Crystal Montano, PS 20, Port Richmond: Get out and grow something
• Juliet Vigeant, PS 30, Westerleigh: Put the White-Out away
• Council On The Arts And Humanities for Staten Island News - April 19, 2012
• Concern lest Staten Island's Daytop Village go dark
• Staten Island students keep silence in solidarity with those bullied over sexuality
• Police arrest 2 people on Staten Island following chase through West Brighton
• Staten Island war hero remembered 67 years after ultimate sacrifice
• From the Shores Editor: Start leaving the car at home, Staten Island
• PS 65 forms new "Dolphin Band" with grant from Sen. Diane Savino
• New drivers need lots of time behind the wheel
• Community gardens: Hot beds of growth
• Nadine "Big Mama" Craig cooked up fund-raising feast in West Brighton
• Greek sandwiches, super-sized at Gyrolicious
• Staten Island resident making his mark in triathlon circles
• Festivals and Fairs on the North Shore
• Giants' video man from Staten Island's Castelton Corners section feeling Super
• Met Food in Castleton Corners to help you eat healthy
• Color these Staten Island volunteers happy
• Blue the rescue pit bull gets a new home
• Calling potential construction workers on Staten Island
• Downed tree left hanging in Staten Island's New Springville section
• Curtis HS performing arts students will stage production of 'Hair' this weekend
• Write a haiku about Staten Island's Freshkills Park
• Staten Island resident's standard poodle is quite the "talking piece" on the boardwalk at South Beach
• Blooming peonies are a must-see at Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden
• Tidy Up at Conference House Park beach, Tottenville
• At Staten Island's Freshkills Park: Look for goats, off-road biking and more
• Your Soap Box
• Your Soap Box: Anita Yuen, Port Richmond
• Look at the world through a fifth-grader's eyes
• Nweka Nwosu, PS16, Tompkinsville: Wounded detective campaigns against bullying
• Maame Asante, PS 58, New Springville: Stay focused on abilities
• 2 Staten Island men face felony charges
• House party takes ugly turn in Staten Island's Stapleton section
• JP Morgan Chase Regrant Information And Workshops
• Online consignment shop set up in Staten Island's St. George
• COAHSI Spring Workshops
• From the Shores Editor: A Staten Islander considers city's proposal to ban certain words from standardized tests
• Staten Island hit-run client in the right, his lawyer insists
• Fire Department continues to monitor Staten Island brush fire scene
• Volunteers ensure quality of life for thousands on Staten Island
• Victoria Cirigliano-Doria: A woman who has others' backs
• CSI honors its top student-athletes
• 'Sea dogs' love waters off Staten Island
• Make a note of these North Shore happenings
• A celebration of community in Tompkinsville
• Community coordination restores Westerleigh sign
• Keys to weathering tough times
• Tom Beyar has been supplying provisions for 3 decades, and he's proud of what he's accomplished
• Local duo big hits for St. Joseph's baseball team
• Once a stranger, Beatrice Everett now leads thousands
• Kiko Charles, a leader of tenants who knows them all
• Big shoes to fill for Eunice Love
• Summer sports camps abound
• North Shore Crime Time
• Teens can be home-owners – seriously
• Eagle Scout Raj Patel's project earned official show of support
• Staten Island officials break ground for New York Fragrance on West Shore
• Savvy Staten Island students tour historic black colleges
• A dog in need finds some friends on the North Shore
• Your Soap Box: Sylvia Zaage, Mariners Harbor
• Night of family fun at CSI
• A frog with no name
• Branching out from tradition
• Not one to just sit by
• Tenant Association president knows territory well
• 100 years later, Titanic re-imagined
• Safety and efficiency finally trump
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• Business Improvement District set for Staten Island's West Shore
• Mayor Bloomberg faces health questions over Staten Island brush fire
• 5-alarm brushfire at Staten Island's former Fresh Kills landfill prevents planned protest
• Wood debris fuels huge blaze at landfill on Staten Island
• Staten Island brush fire may burn for days, officials warn
• Growing response to 5-alarm brush fire on Staten Island's West Shore
• 100+ firefighters trying to contain 3-alarm Staten Island brush fire; rally postponed
• SILive.com user submits dramatic video of West Shore brush fire
• Staten Island brush fire causes rally postponement, massive traffic jam
• Fire destroys home in Staten Island's West Brighton section
• Staten Island's devout Christians walk in imitation of their Savior
• Council On The Arts And Humanities for Staten Island News - April 05, 2012
• Staten Island hit-run victim, a grandmother, attended mass regularly
• Photos reveal a Staten Island grandmother's life tragically cut short
• FDNY says house fire in Staten Island's St. George community is under control
• House fire reported in Staten Island's St. George community
• Admitted gunman says he was drunk when he fired shot that accidentally killed a Staten Island mom
• Suspect in fatal Staten Island hit-and-run is arrested, identified
• Staten Island woman dies after she pushes her grandson to safety
• Staten Island grandmother killed in West Brighton hit-run
• NYPD: 1 student at Staten Island's McKee High School mugs another
• Top this! At Staten Island's Wagner College, iconic Main Hall tower gets a new dome
• Stretch of Staten Island's West Shore Expressway to be resurfaced this summer
• Cops searching for suspect in Stapleton
• From the Shores editor: Happy birthday from Staten Island to Florida
• Several hospitalized after crash involving cop car in Staten Island's West Brighton section
• Staten Island Hurricanes celebrate 10th anniversary
• Here's a look at upcoming sports activities to be offered on Staten Island
• Staten Island Girl Scouts enjoy the fun with a purpose of scouting
• Almost time to play ball
• Soccer loop held its own version of March Madness
• No Locke-out at Western Connecticut
• Summertime fun, instruction available at S.I. sports camps
• Helping Hands
• March of Dimes reports that IS 51 was tops in the country last year bringing in more than $26,000 for March for Babies
• Many ways to mark spring holiday season
• Southwestern hot spot, Adobe Blues, on the market
• New grocery welcomed by Port Richmond community
• Small business success begins well before you put together your business plan
• Markham: One heck of a fund-raising machine
• Qdoba bringing burritos and gumbo to the West Shore
• It's not easy being perfect
• Owner of Advanced Restoration Systems makes repairs on everything from boats to automobiles
• Foundation awards grants
• Painted warnings are just a start, say residents
• Curtis High School art show closes out 2 years of work
• Festivals and Fairs
• Your Soap Box
• What does Staten Island's waterfront mean to you?
• G.I. Joe statue moved to grounds of Goodhue
• Your Soap Box: Jeff Zely, West Brighton
• Look at the world through a fifth-grader's eyes
• Three Staten Island teens face robbery charges
• Staten Island man faces weapon and drug charges
• New Brighton man charged with making bomb threat to Staten Island's Tottenville High School
• Jacari Cardwell, PS 44, Mariners Harbor: Bygone businesswoman is to be admired
• No injuries as car, school bus crash in Staten Island's Port Richmond section
• Town Hall: Developing An Arts District - What Does It Take?
• Toastmasters Open House April 18th, 2012
• Dempsey and Son's Funeral Home Records On-Line and Searchable!
• Staten Islanders can now receive free legal help
• Brooklyn man charged with biting NYPD cop in confrontation at Staten Island Ferry terminal
• Car breaks utility pole, closing Staten Island's Forest Avenue in Port Richmond
• Staten Island family desperate for news of son missing since February 19
• Forum focuses on hazards to bicyclists and pedestrians on Staten Island's Howard Avenue
• From the Shores Editor: Staten Island schools big on journalism
• Spring training: Diary of diehard Yankees fan Jeanine Long
• St. Mary of Assumption R.C. Church benefits hugely from Notre Dame Alumni Association's Bread of Life Drive
• Schools integral to success of Bread of Life Food Drive
• Festivals and Fairs across Staten Island
• Journalism: Alive and well in Staten Island schools
• Like to Hike? Join Protectors of Pine Oak Woods' 49ers Walk Challenge
• Book highlights notable North Shore trees
• New stop light to make crossing safer at intersection of Richmond Terrace and Sharpe Avenue
• Get a jump on spring planting at Gerardi's Farmers Market
• Speeding low on list of priorities, stats show
• Your Soap Box: Skender Dedovic, Stapleton
• Wagner swimmers are scholars, too
• Baruch's Hession hasn't lost his touch
• Adelphi pitchers still teaming to get outs
• Bulls Head frosh courts college success
• Hungry Jewish clients can keep kosher
• Salsa is not just for dipping
• Potential collision course with bucks, does
• Community food source marks big anniversary
• Look at the world through a fifth-grader's eyes
• 'Willowbrook' to premier at film festival
• Your Soap Box
• Summertime fun, instruction available at S.I. sports camps
• Unity Games was March Gladness
• Business Leaders Toastmasters, OPen House April 18th,2012
• Apply for the Staten Island Teaching Artist Institute!
• Kasey Shashaty, Blessed Sacrament, West Brighton: Flower power, year-round
• Michael Evans, Sacred Heart School, West Brighton: Get moving
• Kim Metoua, St. Peter-St. Paul: 'Just say no' to drugs
• Veronica Walsh, St. Teresa's School, Castleton Corners: Intrigued by otter sighting
• Natalie Tedesco, St. Rita's School, Meiers Corners: Book club adopted noble cause
• Nadeen Ibrahim, PS 58, New Springville: They read a book, then took action
• Port Richmond man charged with grand larceny
• Staten Island probation officer fatally shoots her pet pit bull when it attacks her, cops say
• New owner of old house in Staten Island's New Brighton section is hurt in fall down well
• Woman who fell into well at historic Staten Island home in critical condition
• Woman taken to hospital after falling into well at Staten Island's historic Neville-Tysen House
• Officials working to help woman who fell into well in Staten Island's New Brighton section
• NYC parks boss scolded for apparent indifference to Staten Island flooding problem
• Locked-up dog killer accused of attacking guard at courthouse
• Staten Island Railway train operator assaulted
• Paul Saryian, candidate for Staten Island's North Shore Assembly seat, is prolific SILive.com commenter
• Gardening is a great way for children and their parents to bond; it also teaches youngsters many important lessons
• Offer your time; support community
• Look at the world through a fifth-grader's eyes
• Students at PS 31 worked with artist to learn about the cultures of 9 countries
• Sunnyside property on the market for $4.2M
• New C-Town grocery to open in Port Richmond
• Several North Shore properties now on the market promise views of the harbor and beyond
• From your Shores editor: Search is on for Staten Island woman who wrote a letter long ago
• Scouts work to shore up pond in Chapin Woods
• Jay Weichun has spent four years creating videos of Staten Island green thumbs
• Pistilli pitching in at Dominican College
• North Shore calendar
• Long and winding Howard Avenue needs stop lights, say some
• Scout troop formed at Lavelle Prep
• Your Soap Box: Eva Gross, Tompkinsville
• Little League play to start soon
• Cascone, Palase hitting on all cylinders
• CSI radio station enjoyed the ride, too
• City has double-standard, charges frustrated resident
• Commuter school to offer dorms
• More run-ins with deer demand a plan
• Your Soap Box
• Calling all sports camp directors!
• Former NYPD captain to vie for Staten Island's North Shore Assembly seat
• Staten Island Borough President James Molinaro to deliver 'State of the Economy' address tonight
• City announces plans for solar, wind power at Staten Island's Fresh Kills landfill
• Police, fire called to Stapleton section of Staten Island
• On Staten Island, survivor of Va. Tech massacre screens a potent counter to gun violence
• Energy company clears hurdle in plans to install pipeline through parts of Staten Island
• Assemblyman Michael Cusick hands out books by Irish authors at Staten Island Ferry Terminal
• NY Regents chancellor, seeking glimpse of education's future, visits a Staten Island charter school
• Staten Island teacher's aide fired over alleged 'sexy' talk
• Man accused of attacking, injuring his elderly aunt
• From the Shores editor: This Staten Islander can't find time for iPad
• Find Staten Island Advance Shore sections on Facebook
• Get your teen off the computer and into the kitchen to learn a useful skill set, tasty new recipes
• Fire reported in Staten Island high-rise apartment building
• Meiers Corners hoopster made his case for Dominican's defense
• 'Little guys' at PS 20 learn that they too have a voice and can make things happen
• Three cheers for CSI's CUNYAC championship squad
• Squeezed in on Lilac Court in Mariners Harbor
• At 16, she's becoming legal scholar
• Owner of Checkerbells has decided to explore new horizons after 10 years growing her gift shop
• Preparing to party
• New programs at 'The J'
• A flower that thrives in winter
• The mess on Meredith
• Official call for help with former Brookfield landfill
• Gay community enjoys St. Patrick's party
• Laid off, she learned what to do
• The Scan Van mammography unit hitting the road
• Your Soap Box
• Laid off, Graniteville resident Serena Cheung learned what to do
• Fun & games on the North Shore
• Weed and Walk at High Rock Park
• New Brighton improvement project up for discussion
• Your Soap Box: Vinny Gerardi, New Brighton
• Brothers from Staten Island's Stapleton neighborhood face assault charges
• N.J., N.Y. pols to host joint hearing on Port Authority on Staten Island, report says
• Nobel Peace Prize-winner reaches out to Staten Island's Liberian community
• Special Education Forum in Staten Island's Sea View section today
• Staten Island Mall to serve up Prom Jam tomorrow
• New Brighton gropes for the keys to revitalization
• Learn How to Teach Your Art - SI Teaching Artist Institute
• FDNY battles 4-alarm blaze in Travis section of Staten Island
• Group backing Staten Island waterfrong cleanup issues call for volunteers
• Principal of PS 78, to take root in Stapleton building, outlines his vision
• What a difference a year makes for a Staten Island touch tackle league
• From the Shores Editor: A 'Staten Island moment'
• Abandoned Safari Amusement Park being tidied in Greenridge
• Visit Piazza Brothers Wine Room and it won't be long until you decide to become a vintner
• College of Staten Island hoopsters hoping NCAA ride continues
• Parents at Staten Island's failing PS 14 to meet principal of new school tonight
• Though work appears to be ongoing at The Esplanade, no news as to when new assisted living facility will open
• The Greenbelt Conservancy and Freshkills Park Alliance receive generous donations from Richmond County Savings Foundation
• Your Soap Box: Tom Manza, New Springville
• Eco-friendly expo, sponsored by SIEDC, set for tomorrow
• Find Staten Island Advance's Shore sections on Facebook
• Help for first-time home buyers
• Your Soap Box: Carolyn Santo, Elm Park
• Volunteer public benefit counselors sought
• Thursday, free and open to the public -- Staten Island's Green & Clean Expo
• Start making summer camp plans
• From cooking to costumes, students at St. Teresa's School relish Catholic Schools Week
• North Shore's changing commercial landscape
• Monkey Girlz Treasures, less than a year old, is a go-to spot for those with off-beat tastes, a bold sense of style
• Look around: Sure signs of spring are everywhere on the North Shore
• Noise complaints are answered with pepper-spray attacks on 3 Staten Islanders, cops say
• Former Liberty Theatre still standing, now shuttered, in Stapleton
• Boy home alone in Staten Island's Stapleton Houses preys on 2, cops say
• N.Y. school accused of trying to rig test at Staten Island DMV office loses license
• Wreckers make short work of Staten Island's 'Castle'
• Louis Bruschi named principal for the new PS 78 in Stapleton, Staten Island
• Council On The Arts And Humanities for Staten Island News - March 1, 2012
• Historic Staten Island "castle" falls to demolition crew
• At political event, Staten Island pols agree to 'put politics aside'
• Italian-American Women laud Erminia Claudio
• St. John's to host seminar tomorrow on Rx drug abuse
• Thousands at Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade celebrating all things Irish
• Home invaders shoot man in back in Staten Island's Meiers Corners section
• Man shot in the back in Staten Island's Meiers Corners section
• Reputed mobster told he must pay back NASCAR over shakedown at proposed track
• Staten Island teen charged with murder in death of toddler
• City Councilwoman Rose reschedules funding workshop
• Staten Island charity to help young mom cope with tragedy
• Staten Island Councilwoman Debi Rose reschedules funding workshop
• From the Shores Editor: Staten Island to celebrate the Irish
• Two college presidents join growing chorus wondering how National Lighthouse Museum can become a reality
• Join New York Cares organization and volunteer throughout SI
• Students at PS 65 mark Black History Month and Respect For All Week in a big way
• Plan to put wind turbines atop Freshkills Park to get new push as NYC pursues energy alternatives
• Parisi Speed School helps build skills in variety of sports while boosting enthusiasm
• CSI men's basketball team hoping to soar in NCAA Tournament
• Summer plans, other projects at National Lighthouse Museum site
• Wagner sophs running at a record pace
• North Shore Crime Time
• Take note of these North Shore activities
• High-achievers serve as school Ambassadors
• Former New Brighton resident Linda Principe publishes first book of poetry
• New exhibit at Greenbelt Nature Center
• The Nicotra Group is thinking big
• Your Soap Box: Angela Lewis, Westerleigh
• A little sizzle coming to New Springville
• Two trash-strewn roads get a makeover
• Crime Time
• Your Soap Box
• Youth all events champions starting bowling at early age
• Christ Church New Brighton to host Fish Supper on Friday, March 9 from 6 to 9 p.m
• 2012 SI Not-for-Profit Conference
• West Brighton car stop leads to 2 arrests
• Mariners Harbor man charged with weapons possession
• Author, boxing trainer team to try to wipe racial insult from lexicon of Staten Island teens
• At Staten Island's Snug Harbor, signs of spring, a month early
• For Staten Island Councilwoman Debi Rose, no problem too big or small to tackle
• 'Tipsy' Staten Island Ferry rider makes waves in lawsuit
• Rep. Michael Grimm gets first-hand look at life as a Staten Island Ferry worker
• Borough President's 'clean team' hits Staten Island's 'Snake Hill' to remove litter, debris
• St. Joseph by-the-Sea cheerleaders reveling in finishing 2nd in nation
• 'Snake Hill' cleaning to force detour Thursday
• Staten Island youngster who hit 3-pointers at Wagner College game has birthday to remember
• From the Shores Editor: Being president is tough, even when it's of an organization on Staten Island
• Corporate Park of Staten Island is all business, but the setting and amenities take away lots of the stress, draw clients
• Students at Police Officer Rocco Laurie Intermediate School learn about heroism displayed by one of New York's Finest
• Fortunoff's Backyard Furniture Store opened in Bulls Head last week
• Members of Staten Island Society of Model Railroaders have long and rich history, and they're still chugging along
• Your Soap Box: Ed Keegan, New Springville
• Motorists can't take the danger out of winding Snake Hill, but they can do something about the filth
• Noisy Stapleton intersection of Cebra and St. Paul's Avenue with Beach Street is disruptive to residents
• Look at the world through a fifth-grader's eyes
• Cops on Staten Island accuse 2 of stealing trailer loaded with kitchen equipment
• Armed man on Staten Island fails to elude police
• Helping Hands
• Turn out the lights! Two streetlamps burning 24/7 along Richmond Terrace Esplanade
• Mariners Harbor resident crafts wind chimes using all kinds of silver serving pieces
• Stay social on the North Shore
• The Healers: Dr. Joseph Motta: High-flying boy, now a man on a mission
• Blessed Sacrament students take up mantle of Steven Stiller 'Let Us Do Good' Foundation, raising $$ in the process
• 73 years ago, Staten Island's version of 5th Avenue was located in Port Richmond
• Your Soap Box: Jewel Winter, Stapleton
• The Staten Island Children's Museum is offering extended hours and more activities this week to accommodate kids on winter break from school
• CAMRYN BRESCIA, PS 58, NEW SPRINGVILLE: Doctors get bookin’
• DANIELLE ROBINSON, PS 19, WEST BRIGHTON: Get a check-up, then a book
• Staten Island eye doctor Joseph Mermelstein pleads not guilty to fraud charges
• ELIZABETH CHIPURA, PS 1, TOTTENVILLE: Off to college, still in high school
• 122 Precinct Blood Drive
• Black/American Achievement Awards, courtesy of Borough Hall, bestow laurels for 3 who wouldn't be counted out
• 10 are honored with Louis R. Miller leadership award
• Wetlands Video
• Fortunoff Backyard Furniture Store opens in Staten Island's New Springville section
• Search for suspect in Mariners Harbor
• Assemblyman Matthew Titone and a Staten Island foster mom are honored at legislative conference
• From the Shores Editor: Check out the opinions of Staten Island fifth-graders
• Students from Staten Island's Susan Wagner High School grace the United Nations
• Questions abound as otter carcass is found on Staten Island
• Treadmill helps Staten Island students make strides toward improvement
• Staten Island house fire under control
• Staten Island OutLOUD invites you to make a short video based on Mark Twain's American classic; winner will be rewarded
• Staten Island Girl Scouts celebrate centenary with uniforms on parade
• Noted Staten Island author suggests that teens seek adult guidance if they're being bullied; and start to journal their experiences
• These 85 CSI athletes are real deal in classroom, too
• Want a good slice of rye?
• Traumatized by underwater experience
• Oddo wants new lease on life at Farm Colony
• New virtual classroom system debuts at Notre Dame Academy
• Your Soap Box
• Cargo Cafe in St. George to re-open soon
• You can pick up almost everything at The Famous Kosher Bakery – from fresh herring to breads, pastries and cakes
• Pumpkin Patch is a delightful children's shop, with toys and books tested by people who count - other kids
• Netpreneurs series offered by West Brighton LDC
• Louis Villamarin could fix anything growing up; he parlayed that skill into establishing successful car dealerships
• Staten Island's 5th graders sound off on what's happening in their world
• Aches and pains in your neck? Blame your iPad
• North Shore Crime Time
• Exhibit focused on Madam C.J. Walker will hang in Port Richmond beauty salon through March
• Free financial literacy event sponsored by state Sen. Diane Savino
• In with volunteers, out with invasives
• Your Soap Box: Stephanie Zichettello
• ERIC WOODHOUSE, PS 30, WESTERLEIGH: Getting the scoop on the wind turbine
• ALLISON DEMPSEY, BLESSED SACRAMENT, WEST BRIGHTON: Beautiful flowers
• VERONICA KING, PS 44, MARINERS HARBOR: Trip to movies can cost you
• BARBARA LEWIS, ST. PETER-ST. PAUL, NEW BRIGHTON: 'No kid should feel like they have no friends'
• GERRY O'BRIEN, PETRIDES SCHOOL, SUNNYSIDE: Re-introducing the oyster
• JORDAN BELORES, ST. ADALBERT SCHOOL, ELM PARK: Explore the Greenbelt
• CRYSTAL MONTANO, PS 20, PORT RICHMOND: Fire elicits many emotions
• CIERRA HINCKSON, PS 29, CASTLETON CORNERS: From scraps to sculptures
• MARGARET DONOVAN, SACRED HEART, WEST BRIGHTON: Doctors give kids books
• JAMES SALVADOR, ST. RITA SCHOOL, MEIERS CORNERS: Catholic schools --Pride in purpose
• GABRIELLE MARTIN, PS 60, GRANITEVILLE: Gambling can be dangerous
• COAHSI Spring Workshops
• 3 Staten Islanders to be honored at Black American Achievement Award ceremony
• After hit-run death of Wagner College student, Staten Island bicyclists say it's a jungle out there
• Thanks to a federal funding increase, Staten's Island's Richmond University Medical Center gets 32 new medical residents
• Man shot in the hand in West Brighton section of Staten Island
• Man shot in the hand in West Brighton section of Staten Island; cops search for suspect
• $3M in graduate education funding will bring more docs to Staten Island's Richmond University Medical Center
• Wagner College mourns the loss of Staten Island hit-and-run victim Ronald Tillman
• Art show displaying work of youngsters with disabilities opens at Staten Island Children's Museum
• Mom of Staten Island hit-and-run victim Ronald Tillman calls motorist 'a coward'
• Staten Island student killed by hit-and-run driver identified
• Bicyclist killed by hit-and-run driver on Staten Island was Wagner College student
• Overnight search for Staten Island hit-and-run driver yields no results
• City readies old building for a new Staten Island school
• NYPD: Bicyclist, 29, dies after being struck by hit/run driver in Grymes Hill section of Staten Island
• Reputed gang member from Staten Island pleads guilty in fatal stabbing
• Staten Island felon faces drugs, weapons charges after raid
• 9 to receive Business Leadership Awards during breakfast meeting at the Hilton Garden Inn
• Black History Month observance is opened at College of Staten Island
• Youth empowerment summit set for Wagner College
• City panel puts nail in the coffin of Staten Island's PS 14
• Staten Island parents, teachers gearing up for fight at panel meeting to decide PS 14's fate
• Disgraced Staten Island eye doc Joseph Mermelstein faces fraud charge over impotence, injury claims
• Staten Island businessman convicted in $14M Ponzi scheme
• Panel to decide on fate of Staten Island's 'struggling' PS 14 tonight
• From the Shores editor: My Staten Island Valentine
• NJ man admits selling drugs on Staten Island, faces 5 years in prison
• Staten Island woman fighting for her life following apartment blaze; cat perishes
• Woman pulled from Staten Island house fire identified as Michelle Browning
• Woman in critical condition after fire in Staten Island home
• 1 reportedly hurt in fire in Staten Island home
• Woman seriously hurt in house fire in Staten Island's Port Richmond section
• Happy Valentine's Day
• Be a life guard
• Lots to do on the North Shore
• 1938: A thriving era for mom-and-pops
• Don't hibernate; stay active
• McKee High School produces some ace mechanics
• Forward P.A.S.S. scoring big at Curtis
• Blossoms in winter
• Help stage a mystery project at Alice Austen House Museum
• Dangerous depression on Richmond Terrace in West Brighton
• Staten Island OutLOUD invites you to make a short video based on Mark Twain's American classic; winner will be rewarded
• Play poker, support Fleet Week
• S.I. United Gunners going global
• Facility facelift on schedule at Susan Wagner HS
• St. Joseph by-the-Sea to host CYO championship hoops
• Progress made on new building for G.R.A.C.E. Foundation
• Customized cookies benefit several causes
• Sugar-sweet suggestions for Valentine's Day
• A park worth waiting for
• Blossoms in winter
• Your Soap Box
• A bit of the bubbly for Valentine's Day doesn't have to cost you a fortune
• Lee Sims has been turning out great Valentine's Day chocolates for 20 years
• Your Soap Box: Charles Lee, Stapleton
• Staten Island mom sues Bloomfield's Kiddie Academy over infant's death
• Police charge teen with Mariners Harbor burglary
• Cops charge Mariners Harbor man in rampage
• Cops searching for violent parolee after attack on Staten Island cop
• Excellence In The Arts Award - Deadline Approaching!!
• City files suit against another Staten Island smoke shop
• Car overturns in Castleton Corners crash
• Sanitation to give overview of closure, post-closure plans for Staten Island's Fresh Kills
• WETLANDS/ Richmond Road & Wilder Avenue
• Resident artists will be back in the picture at Staten Island's Snug Harbor
• Cops hunt suspect in neighborhood of Staten Island's West Brighton
• Tompkinsville felon hit with drug charges after chase ends with crash into Mariners Harbor light pole, cops say
• Staten Island suspect accused of biting 2 cops after arraignment
• Lowe's raises bar for community service, construct laundry room for the benefit of Eden II participants
• Lecture on 'What is Zionism Today?' at Staten Island's Wagner College
• Groundhog Day 2012: Staten Islanders applaud Chuck's prediction of early spring
• Groundhog Day 2012: Watch video of Staten Island Chuck predict an early spring
• Groundhog Day 2012: Staten Island Chuck predicts 'early spring' after Mayor Bloomberg warns prognosticator
• Jurist's portrait flatters him as it's unveiled at Staten Island Supreme Court
• Groundhog Day 2012: Early spring or hard winter ahead? Watch as Staten Island Chuck and Mayor Michael Bloomberg make the call
• Staten Island man gets 7 years in fatal shooting
• 3 Staten Islanders accused in scheme to steal, re-sell jewelry
• Debate over Paula Deen and diabetes
• South Shore Animal Hospital offers emergency care around the clock
• Boy Scout Raj Patel uses Eagle project to honor U.S. troops
• Garibaldi-Meucci Museum calls out to young inventors
• Boy Scout Troop 2 marks 100 years of Scouting
• New initiative at Port Richmond High School is working and keeping at-risk students from slacking
• Make game day preparations now
• 'Mid the debris, Sanitation worker notes there's a silver lining to his job – chance to retire after just 20 years
• Need A Fix: Sinking road on Dongan Street, West Brighton
• Wallpaper is making a comeback
• Presidential Tyler family once lived in West Brighton
• Your Soap Box: Carl Vuotto, Westerleigh
• Group provides clarity 'mid confusion
• Susan Wagner High School showcases the many cultural roots of its student body
• New initiative looks to dial back speeding
• Money now tops list of priorities in Brookfield makeover
• A Giant choice of options
• Your Soap Box
• Unity Games broadening horizons for 10th anniversary
• Brides-to-be get preview of rooftop attraction at Staten Island's Hilton Garden Inn
• From the Shores Editor: Staten Island Expressway kills interest in the borough
• Staten Island police officer accused of stealing iPads from vehicle in custody, source says
• Staten Island police officer arrested on grand larceny charge
• Robbery attempt ends in gunplay in Mariners Harbor
• Mariners Harbor man arrested after chase
• West Brighton man faces burglary charges
• Driver in serious condition after crashing into utility pole in Staten Island's Bulls Head section
• New Man Takes the Helm of Staten Island's 122nd Police Precinct
• Worker in Nov. scuffle with cop at College of Staten Island died from accidental overdose, medical examiner rules
• Second new year: Enter the dragon at Staten Island's Snug Harbor fete
• More Curtis HS students earning international baccalaureate diplomas
• Converse comes through for classmates of tragic Staten Islander Aniya Williams
• City commits to a new Cromwell Center on Staten Island's North Shore
• Fishs Eddy still hooked on Staten Island, plans to reopen here next month at a new location in New Springville
• Seaman's Institute to host open houses at Snug Harbor Cultural Center this weekend
• Unions join forces, march together to protest what they called unfair working conditions at Verizon
• 22-year-old who drove wrong way on West Brighton street was allegedly drunk
• Woman hurt in Sunnyside crash
• Staten Island man convicted of attacking cops over ambulance ride
• New Springville man allegedly steals dad's identity, pays off his own debt
• Staten Island toll relief 'on radar,' says Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy
• Hundreds at hearing on imperiled PS 14, but not NYC chancellor or Staten Island borough president
• YMCA's Strong Kids Campaign kicks off on Staten Island
• Staten Island driver nearly runs down cop who allegedly spotted her passenger smoking marijuana
• Godek turns love of guitars, cars into dream job
• Hearing on plan to phase out Staten Island's PS 14 off to raucus start
• In-the-know hoopster fans are watching the Staten Island Vipers
• Catholic Schools Week begins Sunday and continues through Feb. 5; borough celebration part of national initiative
• Nansen Lodge: 74 years young
• Virtual tour of CSI available on Web
• Bulls Head English prof publishes first book of poetry
• 2nd Stop & Shop opens on West Shore
• Your Soap Box: Richard Brewster, New Springville
• From the Shores Editor: Calling for an Everyman's Address from Joe or Jane Staten Island
• John Mitchell's original history of the Greenbelt has been expanded upon in new book, now available
• Sundog Theatre Company production aims to deter middle-school youngsters from trying cigarettes
• Owner of Half Price Mufflers can fix your vehicle, but he loves to craft curious characters, like robots, dinosaurs, even turkeys and egrets
• Sky-high water bill raises red flags in Port Richmond
• Lots to do on the North Shore
• West Brighton jewelry designer works with 'art glass' to make one-of-a-kind designs that turn heads
• Pretty blooms to brighten cold winter day
• All fifth-graders: Write about what you read
• New Brighton woman uses bat, frying pan in fight with her child's dad, police say
• N.J. man caught with morphine in car in Graniteville, court papers say
• Learn How to Quilt or Buy Quilting Material
• Staten Island art show 'Smell of a Critical Moment' to highlight the odors of Occupy Wall Street
• New Brighton woman accused of attacking man who tried to break up fight
• Black College Fair slated for Saturday at McKee High School in St. George
• Packages pinched from truck as UPS driver snacks at Staten Island Mall
• After almost 3 years and $1.3M, re-roofed Borough Hall sheds scaffolding
• Staten Island fast food worker accused of stealing packages from UPS truck
• Groundhog Day 2012: Staten Island Chuck getting ready for his winter prediction
• Ex-HS gridiron star Saint Jermaine Endeley drops out of primary against Staten Island state Sen. Savino
• Public hearing on future of Staten Island's PS 14 set for Wednesday
• Hundreds with healthy attitudes gear up for 2nd annual Island Slim Down at JCC in Sea View
• Vehicles to be re-directed as bell tolls for V-N plaza
• Staten Island to receive $93M in disaster relief
• D.A. and his 46 assistants sworn in for another term
• Mariners Harbor man faces drug, weapons charges
• Clifton man charged with weapons possesion
• LGBT Community Center to host meeting in Tompkinsville
• 8 arrested in West Brighton drug bust that yields pills, weapons, cops say
• Community Board 1 wins Staten Island Paper Challenge
• St. Paul's School of Nursing graduates 64, including a brave widow
• Waterfront seminar tonight, tomorrow and Saturday at Snug Harbor
• "One of the unique things about the Business Leaders Toastmasters club on Staten Island
• Staten Island's Assemblyman Titone lands prestigious seat on education committee
• Open houses give Staten Islanders chance to learn about career on waterfront
• Ad journals from decades past provide reminders of businesses that dotted Staten Island's North and East shores
• Students at St. John's Lutheran School are working with robots and iPads, but also on spelling and flags
• Members of St. Francis Catholic Singles usually meet at friary for lecture; last Friday, they hit the bowling alley
• CSI sets Black History Month events
• Business network to focus on women
• At COMMONS Cafe, the food and atmosphere get thumbs up from customers; plus, owner donates profits to charity
• From the Shores Editor: A Staten Island mom responds to baby B.I.C.'s birth
• Retiree confronts jumble of history at Seamen's Society for Children and Families
• Your Soap Box: James Haynes III, Bay Terrace
• Prevent chimney fires with regular cleaning and maintenance
• Join the SIMHS School Reading Volunteer Program
• Traffic controlling signage a waste of city time, $$, says West Brighton resident
• Doctors, parents, young patients partner in 'Reach Out and Read' program to get books into youngsters' hands
• Fifth-graders from PS 45 are helping NY/NJ Baykeeper Association by monitoring shell fish placed in Great Kills Harbor
• Lovebird still at large in Westerleigh
• A party journal, dating from 1938, proves that mom-and-pop shops were once the heart and soul of retailing in North Shore neighborhoods
• College of Staten Island offers full slate of activities for Black History Month
• Bright & Airy 1 bedroom apartment
• Staten Island correction officer gets jail for promoting Rikers Island 'regime of violence'
• Martin Luther King Jr.'s message echoes down the years
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream lives on at Staten Island event
• HHC board of directors to host fiscal year meeting at Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center and Home
• City Planning concludes that residential parcel can't be turned into a parking lot
• 122nd Precinct Community Council Monthly Meeting Notice for January 2012
• Staten Island woman accused of using forged prescription pad to get drugs
• Dozens homeless on Staten Island after fire engulfs Port Richmond home
• Six injured in 2-alarm Staten Island fire in subdivided apartment house
• Two-alarm fire in Staten Island's Port Richmond section
• In gauge of Staten Island's economy, 50 jobs are offered and 400 turn out to apply for them
• Convicted Staten Island killer's court room tirade costs him more prison time
• Staten Island cop accused of making false arrest, racist remark expected to enter guilty plea
• Staten Island Jewish day school sues charity over tuition, report says
• 911 system modified to recognize Staten Island's 'Snake Hill' in an emergency
• Staten Island woman accused in iPod touch knife incident says she was attacked
• Vehicle overturns in West Brighton crash
• All-hands fire reported in New Brighton
• Driver flees after crashing car into Sunnyside building
• Hey 5th graders, we want your opinion
• From the Shores Editor: Movies on Staten Island cost more than a pretty penny
• Clean Team is back in action in Sea View
• Federal government postpones decision on gas pipeline that would run under water off Staten Island
• Your Soap Box: Sheila Salazar, St. George
• Business network to focus on women
• Winterize a summer salad
• Handbag heaven in Port Richmond
• Bright-berried shrub brightens cold-weather gardens
• CB 1 tops the 2011 Paper Challenge
• Safe and sound - in Port Richmond
• Students from Port Richmond HS mentor kindergartners through third-graders at the SI School for Civic Leadership
• 3 ways to bond over the upcoming 3-day weekend that marks the achievements of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Give the gift of time
• New members of Mud Lane Society get service with a smile as they enjoy a free, formal dinner in an historic Stapleton home
• Christian music concert for teens
• Port Richmond mom earns another black belt
• Dehydration can lead to kidney stones
• Two buddies, and friends, team up to fight hunger
• Older role models greatly admired
• Brrrr - bring on the ice-cream
• Sight lines improved at parking's expense, say residents
• Small businesses fear a rent hike
• Naval Home Port in Stapleton being razed
• Your Soap Box
• Christian music concert for teens
• CB 1 tops the 2011 Paper Challenge
• iPod Touch at center of knife assault in Elm Park
• Popular Staten Island coffee shop loses permit, closes doors after inspection
• Staten Island Borough President James Molinaro worried about lawsuit to stop construction of Queens waste transfer station
• St. George Post Office will be renamed in honor of Staten Island war hero Sgt. Angel Mendez
• New bus a small victory in battle for safety of Staten Island School of Civic Leadership students
• Council On The Arts And Humanities for Staten Island News - January 8, 2012
• 2 more nabbed in Stapleton social club attack
• Richmond University Medical Center debuts center for endoscopies
• "SAVE OUR ABC SOAPS"
• Sister Rose Galligan dies suddenly; led school for girls on Staten Island
• 2 more arrests in beating at Stapleton social club
• Community Education Council 31 to meet Monday
• Job Fair scheduled in Travis for Thursday
• CB 1 takes crown in recycling challenge sponsored by Pratt Industries and Staten Island Advance
• Lies of 'witness' result in Staten Island gang leader going free
• Staten Island man gets 20 years in fatal stabbing
• From the Shores Editor: Lost among the coupons in Staten Island stores
• Gone, but not forgotten on the North Shore
• Regulars - and tourists - have found a home at Steiny's in St. George
• Recycle your holiday tree at city's annual Mulch Fest
• St. George building owes big tax bucks to city
• Flowers for winter in New Brighton
• Debris and inaccessibility to graves a 'disgrace' at Merrell Family Cemetery
• Sweeping resolutions made at start of new year often meet with failure; instead, change your life little by little
• Senior housing fast-tracked in West Brighton
• Red-tailed hawk spooted in Grymes Hill
• Annual Christmas Bird Count yields 107 species
• Your Soap Box: Margaret Smith, New Brighton
• S'up? Soup!
• Talkin' trash, in Sea View
• Hall Avenue proposal gets another 'nay' vote
• Your Soap Box
• Travel volleyball program spiking girls' interest
• Man shot in Stapleton, police hunt suspect
• Several hurt in crash in New Springville
• Stolen packages returned to Staten Island home, report says
• For Staten Island business owner, no hard feelings over stolen tree
• All-hands fire reported in West Brighton
• Work on Staten Island's former home port begins
• Staten Island law group to hold free information session on new, court-less divorce method
• Positive reviews for new Staten Island office where restaurateurs can fight fines
• Staten Island dad questions account of his Marine son's grisly suicide
• The Merrell Family Cemetery remains under lock and key and privately owned, causing problems for those who want to tidy it
• Crime time on the West Shore
• Park Lane residents have a Hanukkah party
• Your soap box: Frank D., New Springville
• Camelot programs help young man learn to have fun without drugs
• From the Shores Editor: Feeling stuffed on Staten Island
• Weak link in home security means greater holiday-season risk
• New Year's Eve parties are perfect for family bonding; enjoy a meal out or stay home and watch 2011 tick away from the comfort of your living room
• For salein New Brighton – for a hefty price
• Amore owner Marina Sali is thrilled to introduce her brand-new, unisex hair salon to the community
• Crime time on the North Shore
• Volunteers sought for Safe Horizon's Rape Survivor Advocate (RSA) program
• Scooter, the Holy Cow, gives Santa a hand
• In any language, Happy New Year!
• Your Soap Box: Anonymous, Livingston
• NYC bus driver punched and cut by a Staten Island passenger
• Cops descend on Bulls Head business after tripped burglar alarm
• Work in Kill van Kull startles North Shore residents
• Staten Island business' Christmas tree sprouts legs!
• Vodka Tasting And Food Pairing
• Talking tree subverts Staten Island Ferry's deco ban
• Staten Island man allegedly steals 143 bottles of nail polish fron pharmacy, cops say
• Staten Island artist protests DOT ban on ferry terminal decorations by dressing as Christmas tree
• One man charged after Air Jordan mayhem at Staten Island Mall
• Anonymous donor hands out $20 bills to people on line at Staten Island food pantry
• Temple Israel seeks volunteers for Sunday's charity Cook-In
• Big doings to welcome Island's new Time Warner Cable store
• Golfers welcome winter as temp soars to 58 degrees
• Staten Island soldier mom shocks son with surprise return from Afghanistan
• Ex-boyfriend accused of beating Staten Island woman with a shovel
• Fingerprints tie youth to burglary in West Brighton
• Historic Richmond Town Tavern Concert series
• Ticket agent plays scrooge in St. George
• A little Staten Islander's poignant wish tugs at the heartstrings
• Busy as a bee this holiday season
• There are plenty of organized activities planned for families this time of year -- everything from readings to skating
• Battle of the Boroughs 2012
• 122 Precinct Blood Drive
• Man shot in Stapleton
• 9 arrests in wild Staten Island incident, as crowd overruns cops, police say
• Staten Island's PS 16 wins $25,000 in 'Box Tops' sweepstakes
• 2 cops hurt controlling crowd in Staten Island incident, witnesses say
• Cops summoned to Mariners Harbor for crowd control
• Energy efficiency forum on Staten Island this Thursday
• Students at Staten Island's Port Richmond HS get lesson in creating change in community
• Firefighters make heroic rescue at Westerleigh blaze
• Beach Boys rock St. George Theatre
• Cops: Burglar left DNA trace behind in Tompkinsville Taco Bell burglary
• St. George resident faces robbery charges after being accused in deli heist
• Newt Gingrich meets political leaders on Staten Island
• Looks like smooth sailing for proposed Staten Island Army base
• Mayor takes flak on Staten Island for suggestion that half of teachers be fired
• Staten Island pol urges shoppers to respect handicapped parking spaces
• Army Reserve Center at Fort Wadsworth gets green light from Senate
• Cops searching for suspects in New Brighton
• From the Shores editor: Holidays bearing down on Staten Islanders
• Correction officers snubbed for security jobs at Staten Island's Arthur Kill Correctional Facility
• Staten Island Marine sergeant, an FDNY firefighter, reenlists at his Staten Island firehouse
• Staten Island Zoo hosts annual Winter Wonderland Gala
• After decades of business, Edith Susskind's Snug Harbor gift shop going out with bang
• 2 fires that displace 52 Staten Islanders raise lots of questions
• Staten Island firefighter, Marine takes oath for another tour of duty in front of FDNY comrades
• Input sought for future of Staten Island's Brookfield landfill
• Red-letter day for Staten Island GOP when Dick Cheney visits -- how to reserve tickets
• Police arrest two women accused of shoplifting $1,600 worth at Kohl's
• Flames engulf townhouse in Bulls Head; man hurt
• Randall Manor woman steals video game equipment, swings at friend with scalpel, police say
• Staten Island man leaves 7-year-old son behind when trying to flee from cops
• Flames engulf townhouse in Bulls Head section of Staten Island; 1 man hurt
• Residents of Staten Island apartment complex getting gas service restored -- days after Thanksgiving
• Autopsy inconclusive in death of College of Staten Island worker who scuffled with cop
• Former Vice President Dick Cheney to appear at Staten Island GOP fund-raiser
• A square-mile stroll and shop with a tree lighting and party at the end
• 10-and-under program brings tennis to kid's size
• Inquiry-based learning comes to PS 26
• CSI baseball team helps Atlas Foundation distribute turkeys to needy families
• Once in a while, he drives the rich and famous
• Support CSI at its Celestial Ball
• One big mess of a road
• New development proposed for Willowbrook
• Crime Time
• Flag portrait now hangs in charter school
• Thanksgiving is a now a day for dealing
• Little farmers learn about veggies, seeds, compost and WORMS at community garden
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• Xaverian freshman enjoys record-breaking swim season
• NYC Junior Golf celebrates banner year
• Local outings steeped in holiday cheer
• Skate under the sky, just like in years past
• A square-mile stroll and shop
• CSI worker dies after struggle with cop on campus
• Deal sends shooter to prison for 7 years
• Exhibition opportunities at the St. George Library Center (NYPL) for 2012
• College of Staten Island worker killed in altercation with cop is identified by sources
• College of Staten Island incident leaves employee dead after struggle with cop
• College of Staten Island releases statement on violent incident
• Photograph of College of Staten Island violent incident circulating among students
• College of Staten Island site of 'active police investigation
• A strange breed in these parts
• Turkey gone from Sunnyside crossroads
• Crime Time
• In nick of time, flying free no more
• Talk about the animals
• The stars shine on Staten Island
• A different kind of style from different kind of artist
• Large number of cops surround home in West Brighton
• Clifton man charged with robbery after allegedly taking friend's car
• Errant car demolishes section of wall at Staten Island's Snug Harbor center
• Power outage reported in Meiers Corners
• Service restored to Meiers Corners residents who lost power
• St. George Ferry Terminal set for new wave of construction
• Council On The Arts And Humanities for Staten Island News - November 24, 2011
• Staten Island woman found dead when FDNY responds to call of burning food
• House fire in Port Richmond, no injuries
• Shooting at Stapleton nightclub sends three to hospital
• Thanksgiving Day tragedy: Staten Island infant girl dies after being found unresponsive in her New Springville home
• Staten Islander reportedly charged after accidentally shooting guide during hunting trip in Canada
• Staten Island teachers, administrators decry plans for more NYC school budget cuts, plan protest
• Police shoot pit bull in Stapleton section of Staten Island
• For residents of Staten Island apartment complex, a Thanksgiving Eve without gas after weekend incident
• Salvation Army Thanksgiving luncheon aims to make Staten Island's needy feel important
• School officials to discuss impact of budget cuts on education with Staten Island parents, pols
• BioBus rolls in to PS 54
• CSI joins in Great American Smokeout
• Tot program at Greenbelt Nature Center has many fans – young and older
• Your Soap Box: Danielle Venizelos, Bulls Head
• Give a toy that can be distributed to those in need
• Fairs And Festivals
• Solar energy initiative at Staten Island JCC projected to save $4,000 a year and cut carbon emissions
• Play it forward
• Students and veterans come together at St. Adalbert's School
• Make plans to help the less fortunate, but also figure out some fun ways to celebrate during the weeks ahead
• Fast Signs fixes vandalized sign for free at Our Saviour Lutheran Church
• Preservationists and local officials given no choice by the city: The former Staten Island Hospital must be demolished
• Your Soap Box: Lauren Safara, West Brighton
• Two nabbed in street robbery in Stapleton
• Richmond Terrace Houses on Staten Island lose power
• 13-year-old passenger in Staten Island wreck was drunk too when dad crashed car, cops allege
• Postal officials think they'll save $900,000 shifting Staten Island mail processing operations to Brooklyn
• 2 teens accused of mugging woman in Stapleton
• New Jersey man charged with possession of a weapon
• Staten Island artist Scott LoBaido's painting of Brooklyn Museum director on toilet bowl displayed at Borough Hall
• Staten Island county clerk's Lend a Helping Hand Campaign to collect toys, food in 15th year
• Off-duty Staten Island Port Authority cop shoots, kills neighbor's dog
• Staten Island Historical Society Presents Historic Women’s Fans Online
• St. Mark's Place reopened following incident
• Navy medic from Staten Island honored for his heroics
• Staten Island business leaders, politicians and community members unite to fight toll increases
• Staten Island Rotary Clubs bring Thanksgiving to Island's needy
• New future for struggling Staten Island hospital
• Rally against Port Authority toll hikes is underway on Richmond Terrace
• Home port developer and city predict glory days for Stapleton
• Slew of charges for Sunnyside man accused of stealing from ex, smashing car windshield and firing shots into the air
• International Business Machines executives discuss the business of learning at Port Richmond High School
• It's a go: Developer takes possession of Staten Island's home port
• In the shadow of Bayonne Bridge, a rally against tolls
• March of Dimes' fight against preterm births turns a corner -- national rate has dipped below 12 percent
• Party at Burrito Bar in West Brighton to aid victims of natural disasters
• Members of Make the Road New York pack bus in Port Richmond to join Occupy Wall Street rallies
• Occupy Wall Street protesters gather at St. George Ferry Terminal
• 'Occupy Wall Street' protesters to gather in Port Richmond, leaving business owners on edge
• Easier life ahead for drivers at the Staten Island Ferry Terminal in St. George as construction shifts
• Teen arrested after allegedly carrying sawed-off shotgun outside Staten Island school
• Friends of Historic Tappen Park host a Community Partnership Breakfast to bring merchants and nonprofits to the table
• Missed boat sparks scene at Staten Island Ferry terminal
• Legend Business Group keeps it beautiful at well-trafficked intersection in Bloomfield
• Kelly Clark to lead Wagner College women's basketball turnaround?
• Tompkinsville doctor's photography skills benefit Children's Campaign organizations
• Radio City Music Hall Rockette visits Staten Island's Sacred Heart School
• Touche Salon is collecting holiday gifts for Rossville resident and his unit
• From the Shores Editor: Staten Island, don't go up in smoke
• PS 22's PTA is challenging students to submit an essay on who inspires them; prizes for those who come out on top
• A waste of water in Travis
• Side-splitting Saturday at the Looney Bin Comedy Club
• John W. Lavelle Preparatory Charter School now part of mix in Corporate Park
• Your Soap Box: Donald Avery, Bulls Head
• An emphasis on safe and sound at St. Teresa's
• A wasteland on Maple Parkway in Marinrers Harbor
• Parking gets tougher in St. George
• Old cemetery in Port Richmond full of stories
• Teen anti-violence task force formed on the North Shore
• Things to do on the North Shore
• Officials, preservationists to meet today to discuss fate of former Staten Island Hospital
• Your Soap Box: Susan FowlerR, New Brighton
• Celebrating, on a shoe-string
• Stock the pantries: Food drive at five Staten island locations
• Fairs & Festivals
• Music for Autism set for Sunday at JCC in Sea View
• Special Education council to meet, provide parents with info on public school programs
• Staten Island's PS 14 is at a crossroads; it's improvement or extinction
• Bronx man headed back to jail after Staten Island break-in and burglary
• Council On The Arts And Humanities For Staten Island News - November 10, 2011
• Port Richmond blaze burns 2 families out of their home
• Staten Island man accused of attacking cops acquitted on assault charges
• Staten Island councilwoman forms '49 Strong' task force to mentor North Shore teens, stop violence
• All-hands fire reported in Port Richmond
• Staten Island rally against Port Authority tolls re-scheduled for Saturday
• Staten Island masseuse settles raid suit against city for $4,000
• Staten Island pediatrician to receive advocacy award
• BALAM Dance Theatre to Perform Nutcracker Ballet's Grand Pas de Deux at St George Theatre
• Richmond Choral Society to present Fall Concert
• St. Nick's Holiday Fair at Christ Church on Saturday December 3 from 10am-4pm
• Staten Island hoteliers pay tribute to veterans in Bloomfield ceremony
• City plans to demolish Staten Island's first voluntary hospital
• 'Occupy Wall Street' spirit comes to St. George
• New device may reduce time needed for radiation
• Forgotten Acre - Forgotten no longer
• Westerleigh mom asks for help finding 16-year-old son
• Staten Island artist paints "on the spot" nearly everyday
• Festivals And Fairs
• Rising from fire's ashes, a treasure trove of photos at Port Richmond studio
• Staten Island cop killer Ronell Wilson's penalty-phase retrial won't wait until 2013, judge vows
• Hunger hitting close to home on Staten Island -- Poor People's Dinner scheduled for Nov. 21
• Brighton Heights man breaks into friend's home, steals safe, cops say
• Crash disrupting traffic on a Staten Island Expressway access road in Willowbrook
• Parks Department spurns Staten Island Zoo's horse-trading, moves mounts
• Four Bedroom Home for Sale, Great Kills
• Richmond University Medical Center, Empire Blue Cross fail to work out new contract
• Staten Islanders will be able to get free flu shots on borough after all
• Fallen Staten Island NYPD cop Rocco Laurie honored at graveside service
• Council On the Arts and Humanities for Staten Island News - October 27, 2011
• Hit-and-run driver who fatally mowed down woman in Stapleton accident sentenced
• Cops: A young wife scorned wields knife against husband
• Verizon Wireless offering free workshop
• The Loft at Ariana's Grand hosting open house
• Insurance group offering free Medicare-plan counseling
• High-ranking NYPD inspector transferred to Staten Island command after 'Occupy Wall Street' pepper spray incident
• The JCC operates about 3 dozen outreach programs that touch on everything from environment to education
• Buy a stamp in a store on the West Shore
• New life breathed into big old house at 239 Bradley Ave.
• Tree of Life grows by several leaves at inter-faith ceremony in Sea View
• Your Soap Box: Jeff Steltzer, Willowbrook
• Brighter is better, at PS 26 in Travis
• From the Shores Editor: Some spooky differences between Ohio and Staten Island
• Brighter is better, in West Brighton
• A treat for sure! Not candy -- a jelly donut
• Staten Islanders can help conserve Greenbelt by having distinctive feature named for themselves or loved ones
• If it's autumn, soup's on
• Fairs And Festivals
• Seniors can minimize their risk of falling by taking easy precautions, according to care-giver organization
• Buy a stamp in a store on the North Shore
• Sight is precious; injuries all too common
• Witches to hold public ritual on Halloween
• Your Soap Box: Ewa W. Orzeszko, Tompkinsville
• Staten Island's Boardman-Mitchell House is recommended for triple landmarking
• Diamond in the rough regains its luster: Staten Island saltbox is city's latest landmark
• Princess Kaguya Music & Staged Reading
• A painter, framer, print-maker - and more
• First-time moms earn credentials
• S.I. shops pull out the stops
• Fund-raiser to keep ambulances at HS football games set
• CSI honor roll of athletes grew to 89 during spring
• Bill Clinton to laud Staten Islander who heads his foundation at Seamen's Society gala
• Mariners Harbor man charged with larceny
• Trapped In Purgatory - Hotel 666
• Staten Island instigator of Rikers fatal 'fight club' pleads guilty
• Seductive cigarette ads are target of Curtis, Tottenville teens
• Resource Fair slated for tomorrow in New Springville
• Law experts offering free legal advice as part of 'National Pro Bono Celebration'
• Father-son program at Agudah Israel
• At Tompkinsville Islamic cultural center, city commissioner outlines beneficial programs
• Staten Island Richmond Rockets benefit run Oct. 30 in Silver Lake Park
• New Dorp opening of L Couture Boutique, a new women's apparel shop
• First-ever Victims' Impact Panel has grieving parents baring souls to those looking to change
• Muslim students' blood drive honors the dead of 9/11
• Ex-athlete at Wagner College collected 12.5G in suit vs. NYPD officer Michael Daragjati
• Sea View JCC to house a city "Innovative Senior Center"
• Suspect in stabbing at Staten Island's Curtis High School cites threats over drug deal
• One bedbug, many worries at Port Richmond HS
• No deal, no care for thousands if RUMC, BlueCross/BlueShield can't reach pact
• Tropical storm's handiwork uncovers 12-year murder mystery in Stapleton
• Workers at closing Staten Island prison find their lives in turmoil
• Staten Island landlord, repairing damage from Hurricane Irene, finds body of man missing for years
• Petrozzella helping turn fantasy sports website into a successful reality
• Skeleton found in Stapleton uncovers 12-year murder mystery
• A pond with no name in Graniteville
• Bed bug found at Port Richmond High School, making classroom off-limits
• A & S Salumeria is now A & S Caterers and Luncheonette; you can eat in its new shop in Coral Island Shopping Plaza
• Your Soap Box: Jamie Persaud, Sea View
• Bulls Head artist Domenick Denaro to get some gallery time
• Based on his 8-year-old son's vision, dad has churned out a paperback novel perfect for readers age 12 and up
• NYC Medical Examiner says human skeleton found in Stapleton basement was result of homicide
• Congressman helps out at the Original SoupMan shop in New Springville; serves up a healthy meal
• 26th Annual Family Fun Day-Fun Run is set for Saturday at Midland Beach
• Paper chase recycling contest: Too close to call
• Teen arrested after stabbing 2 students inside Staten Island's Curtis High School (VIDEO)
• From the Shores Editor: Homesick, on Staten Island
• Marcus Browne, pointed toward Olympic glory, pays visit to his Stapleton alma mater
• John Vincent Scalia purchases Romer Shoal Lighthouse
• Moonlight Quilters Guild of Staten Island hold show; more than 100 hand-crafted designs on display
• Fairs And Festivals
• Catholic schools' 26th annual Family Fun Day-Fun Run is set for Saturday at Midland Beach
• Bells missing from Pier 1 won't be replaced anytime soon
• Activities a-plenty to keep kids busy
• Friday Night Midnight Sports program marks year of successful interaction among dozens of young men 16 and older
• National Grid repairs create hazards, claim Westervelt residents
• Flowers still winking back at the moon in New Brighton
• Help the dead rest easy
• Your Soap Box: Danna Cusick, Castleton Corners
• FDNY retiree burgles a Staten Island firehouse, cops say
• Staten Island bus driver slugged by exiting passenger at ferry terminal
• Officials mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month with panel discussion
• MCCE launches its Eighth Concert Season on October 22, 2011 at the Staten Island Museum!
• Stabbing at Staten Island's Curtis High School sends two teens to the hospital
• Fundraiser tomorrow for Staten Island 'miracle baby' Samyah Bailey
• Staten Island man files federal lawsuit claiming seven police officers beat, sexually assaulted him
• 122nd Precinct Community Council Monthly Meeting Notice for October 2011
• Live-in beau charged in Staten Island baby's death
• Forum in Sea View to let Staten Island property owners and landlords ask questions of city officials
• With Staten Island prison's days numbered, deep-pocketed suitor emerges
• 'Take the Roof Off' Sukkot party slated Sunday
• World of Women to host charity dog walk Oct. 22 to raise awareness of domestic violence
• Suds in a good cause for Staten Island Scouts
• Nab Clifton's Asim Martinez as dozen-shot dealer of death
• St. George-based legal-services group receives 650G in grants
• Home-invasion thief gets 7-year sentence in New Springville burglary
• Skilled, stealthy burglars are targeting the borough's wealthiest neighborhoods
• Ex-Journey frontman and the PS 22 Chorus rehearse for festival
• Autism services open house scheduled for Sunday in Sunnyside
• Staten Island's PS 22 Chorus goes on 'Believin''
• Westerleigh lefty wins pro baseball title in Italy
• What is your child dressing up for this Halloween? The Shore sections would really like to know!
• From the Shores Editor: He moved the world -- and Staten Island -- forward
• Pro wrestling show a big smackdown
• TaeKwonDo Master realizes his dream as sole owner
• Aziz duo following in family footsteps
• Fresh n' Save Marketplace opened today on Manor Road, filling a void
• Speedwell, Sideview avenues go head-to-head
• Take a ride or a run in a rut
• The bully pulpit
• CSI gets some blow-back
• SIBOR donated 750 backpacks to students at PS 22
• It's My Park Day
• City audit finds Parks Department owed $60,000 by Clove Lakes Park concession for license fees and irregularities
• Black Heritage Family Day Parade placed in context
• Your Soap Box
• Popular Dannyboy's tavern reopens, remodeled
• FDNY flag football team still celebrating Police/Fire World title
• Staten Islander's handcrafted sticks are made for walking
• Graniteville quarry being reclaimed -- as a park
• Mud Lane Society for the Renaissance of Stapleton sponsoring two walking tours
• Your Soap Box: Saint Jermaine Endeley, West Brighton
• FAIRS AND FESTIVALS
• From the Editor
• Gary Owen once worked on Wall Street, but no more; these days, he's committed to performing the music he loves
• Homeless man tries to steal lottery tickets in St. George
• Council On The Arts And Humanities For Staten Island News - October 8, 2011
• Upcoming Happenings at Historic Richmond Town
• The Freedom Riders: 50 Year Anniversary of Their Heroic Journey
• West Brighton family gathering turns into brawl, police say
• Veterans to be offered discounts at several Staten Island businesses
• Widen West Shore Expressway, Staten Island elected officials urge Albany
• Lady Gaga's fans flock to Snug Harbor for filming of music video
• Musical Play - If You Could See: The Alice Austen Story
• Construction of new Staten Island courthouse seen as an economic boon to St. George
• Two Family Center Hall Colonial
• Trader Joe's opens Staten Island store with Hawaiian music, leis
• 1-year-old New Brighton boy critical in hospital after going into cardiac arrest
• Staten Island Zoo welcomes two camels for Columbus Day weekend fun
• Cross Road Foundation Fashion Show
• Bilingual voter registration drive scheduled for Port Richmond this weekend
• Gerardi's Farmers Market contributes apples, tomatoes to Sukkot food drive
• Community Health Center of Richmond award dinner held on Staten Island
• Museum event salutes jazz festival, improvisational artist
• Children's Museum names Philip Guarnieri as a trustee
• Accused Staten Island car robber adds burglary charges to his legal problems
• College of Staten Island students rally to protest tuition hikes, budget cuts
• Tragedy leaves orphaned Elnahal twins lost in family limbo
• Assemblyman Cusick hails youngsters for their accomplishments and commitment to physical fitness, lauds PS 29
• Staten Island DaVinci Society dinner draws surprisingly large crowd
• Salvation Army Community Service Rewcognition Luncheon
• Students at PS 65 are proud to show off their Dads
• Con Ed work to cause lane closure on Richmond Avenue in New Springville tomorrow
• From the Shores Editor: On Staten Island and elsewhere, we can learn a lot from each other
• Students gather at College of Staten Island to protest CUNY tuition hikes
• Staten Island Coast Guardsman's death last year was preventable, according to military report
• A living memorial at PS 54
• The centerpieces for a gala dinner-dance featuring Bill Clinton later this month are being crafted by staff and clients at Lifestyles for the Disabled
• Producers of film, 'Willowbrook' are seeking donations so they can finish up their 20-minute movie about former state school
• Graniteville artist is producing scarves using an unusual dyeing technique better known in Japan
• Are you prepared to be a Scout?
• CSI's first-ever homecoming gets an enthusiastic reception on campus among organizer
• Try something new, just like Columbus
• Your Soap Box
• After years of hardwood, carpet is making a comeback
• The Mid-Island Blubelt - a primer
• Mid-Island's Bluebelt plan moves forward
• 'Help me' in the kitchen
• Chef Carol Frazzetta: 40 years sharing stove-top secrets
• Staten Island resident part of creative team behind new documentary about 'The Tombs'
• Festivals & Fairs
• It's fall; show your colors
• Graniteville artist Janice Patrignani producing scarves using an unusual Japanese dyeing technique
• Get rockin' at Graniteville Quarry
• Gerard Carter Community Center goes high-tech
• From the Editor
• Stapleton residents concerned about empty buildings
• Your Soap Box: Michael McLaughlin, Westerleigh
• College of Staten Island adjunct professor accused of heroin possession is ordered released on his own recognizance
• Adjunct professor at College of Staten Island accused of heroin possession
• FEMA language specialists hit Staten Island streets to reach Hurricane Irene victims
• Trader Joe's planning celebration for Friday's Staten Island grand opening
• Clarence Modeste inducted into Cricket Hall of Fame
• Howard kids keep dad's memory alive with memorial touch tackle football game
• PSAL football players getting professional care
• Top state education official tours Staten Island's School of Civic Leadership
• Staten Island man wins $250G in Mega Millions
• Staten Island Zoo names Ken Mitchell executive director
• No free flu shots from Health Department on Staten Island for uninsured residents
• 3 women wounded in drive-by shooting in Staten Island's West Brighton section
• Dove, missing from Port Richmond store, is found in Great Kills, and returned, months later
• Predator picked the wrong block in Staten Island's West Brighton section
• St. George parking deal to make nightlife easier on Staten Island's North Shore
• Would-be rapist interrupted while attacking woman on a Staten Island street
• Immigration advocate to visit Stapleton tomorrow
• Common Core forum for parents in New Springville on Monday
• Witness to fatal Staten Island crash tells victim's family he didn't die alone
• Victim of Staten Island crash identified as James Mangano of Annadale
• From the Shores Editor: Donate every week to feed hungry Staten Islanders
• Driver loses life in collision of 2 SUVs in Staten Island's Sunnyside section
• Homebuyer Education Orientation session in West Brighton Monday
• Crash on Staten Island leaves one with life-threatening injuries
• Male rushed to hospital after Sunnyside car crash
• Step-by-step instruction
• CSI baseball program to celebrate its past, present
• Showplace Center in Travis not just about bowling
• New 9/11 exhibit open to all
• Riding to the rescue
• Growing with its audience
• CSI to hold first-ever Homecoming
• A labor of love - lost
• Many trees toppled in Greenbelt
• Motorist settles claim, reports attorney
• Your Soap Box
• From the Editor
• Take a ride or give a listen
• Patrons earn a show of thanks
• Staten Island's Borough Hall sheds scaffolding -- and thereby hangs a tale
• Staten Island Community Charter School welcomes 75 new students this year, and five new leaders
• Stapleton musician will perform a piece composed using noises heard all over the borough
• City Councilwoman Debi Rose has awarded PS 65 $1.5 million for construction of an auditorium
• A family that bakes together can eat cake together
• Tree in New Brighton leaning dangerously over road
• State Health Department issues tips to eliminate mold resulting from recent storms and flooding
• Fairs And Festivals
• Take advantage of summer's last crop of heirloom tomatoes with tasty pasta dish
• Try a taste of Oktoberfest at Nurnberger Bierhaus
• Grub is great at The Catered Corner, say patrons in Port Richmond
• Public transit alternatives narrowed to 3
• North Shore accident victim settles lawsuits
• St. Peter's Boys grad chairing campaign to help fund memorial to passengers and crew of Flight 93
• Your Soap Box: Lori Krawczyk, West Brighton
• Student at Staten Island's Moore Catholic HS receives Congressional Award
• NYC traffic enforcement agent struck by can flung by irate motorist on Staten Island
• Activists identify cop in pepper-spray incident as Staten Islander
• Settles/Gayle Unified hoop loop still going strong
• Open house for Scouts at Staten Island's Pouch Camp
• Staten XC cyclocross race to benefit local charities
• Bethel United Methodist Church's Annual Cranberry Festival
• Skilled Artisans Showcase Their Talents At Historic Richmond Town’s Old Home Day
• Debi Rose said to mull bid for Staten Island congressional seat
• Staten Island man urinated on ex-girlfriend's door, authorities say
• Staten Island woman accused of stealing from Best Buy
• Gas station robbed at knifepoint in Clifton
• Zumba party aims to set a record at Richmond County Bank Ballpark at St. George on Sunday
• Port Richmond community marks first anniversary of movement to quash the violence
• Lecture at Wagner to consider status of 'American Synagogue'
• St. George man caught with gun outside his apartment building
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Thursday, Sept. 22
• 'Pick 3; spend 50' at your friendly neighborhood business
• From the Shores Editor: At times, Staten Island can feel like Podunk, Anywhere
• Nurses' accord with Richmond University Medical Center includes pension provision
• Gravity of the situation: Clumsy 2nd-story burglar takes the fall - literally
• Project Hospitality's Fall Dinner honors those who inspire and help the poor
• Staten Island's Richmond University Medical Center agrees to new contract with nurses association
• Video: Staten Island pols bag groceries at ShopRite
• PS 60 tops with March of Dimes on West Shore
• Vintage car show draws thousands to CSI
• New Springville green-grocer's dream became developers' delight
• West Shore businesses participating in Chamber of Commerce's 3/50 Project
• What's so unique about Trader Joe's?
• Fresh n' Save Marketplace to open in 3 weeks in Castleton Corners
• Fig Fest a winner, second time around
• Former NYPD detective from New Springville teams up with psychic medium for new Travel Channel series called 'The Dead Files'
• Your Soap Box: Stefanie Payne, Travis
• Staten Islanders can get free flu shots on Sunday at Walgreens in Bulls Head
• PS 45 tops on North Shore with March of Dimes
• School's not the only place to learn
• Grow your business with West Brighton Local Development Corp.
• Wagner College's Main Stage theater productions relocated temporarily
• West Brighton's Union Hall, open just over a year, has gained a reputation as a fun, friendly place to sit back and relax
• City: Stapleton slope on Wright Street must be shored up
• Birds make a move to Wolfe's Pond
• Stormy weather canlead to some unusual sightings on mid-week bird walks
• More to do on the North Shore
• Are you stage-struck?
• Get your pet spayed or neutered
• Tiny temple in Mariners Harbor struggling in aftermath of hurricane
• Your Soap Box: Doris Nielsen, Elm Park
• A bouquet of fresh flowers creates a fresh look for the autumn season
• 5-car crash slowing traffic near Forest Hill Road entrance to College of Staten Island
• Wagner College Theatre 2011 - 2012 Production Season
• Staten Island mastermind of $20M boiler-room scam gets 8 years in prison
• Health & Wellness Expo message to Staten Islanders: Stop overindulging!
• Staten Island buy-back program nets 164 firearms, including one disguised as a metal clip-on ballpoint
• Second arrest made in North Shore esplanade attacks
• Staten Islanders can attend open house on abandoned North Shore Rail
• Island baker gets set to make cake for retailer's 50th anniversary party
• Owners of Staten Island's Henny's Steakhouse prove you can fight City Hall
• New York State Cyclocross Championship race to be held at Wolfe's Pond Park
• Westerleigh Folk Festival set for Saturday
• About 400 people attend annual charity event at Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center
• An old friend, the Island Coffee Shop, reopens in new location
• Fence Show offers richly diverse display of works of art in Livingston
• An artists' colony blossoms in St. George
• Eden II inches closer to creating new facility on North Shore
• North Shore mom seeking kindergarten enrollment for son faces Dept. of Ed morass
• More than 150 guns turned in by Staten Island residents
• Researching your family? Here's a good place to start
• Staten Island mom gets a disturbing lesson in school zoning
• Staten Island Fence Show continues tonight with festival
• Staten Island gun buy back today in Port Richmond
• New York City covets cells at soon-to-shut state prison on Staten Island
• Wounded Staten Island 'miracle' baby Samyah Bailey amazes her doctors on Staten Island
• Man accused of choking Staten Islander to death dies in prison
• Double-yellow chaos on two streets in Staten Island's West Shore
• Shooting of baby in Mariners Harbors leads cops to cache of weapons in nearby home
• Florida man breaks into New Brighton home, steals jewelry and electronic equipment, court papers say
• Watch Staten Island doctors describe shot baby Samyah Bailey's recovery as a 'miracle'
• Staten Island hospital workers call baby shot in the face a 'miracle' as she should make full recovery
• Family of Staten Island's Samyah Bailey seeks vengeance
• Child safety discussion on Tuesday at the Bernikow JCC
• Borough's movers and shakers hop on the city's St. George waterfront development bandwagon
• Sea Shanty Sessions at Snug Harbor's Noble Maritime Collection
• Council On The Arts And Humanities For Staten Island News - September 13, 2011
• Citing 'vitriol' from Staten Island parents, chancellor calls off plan to house suspended students at Petrides
• Port Richmond teen accused of shooting of 17-month-old baby served time for firing at another man in 2006
• Relatives of tiny Staten Island shooting victim Samyah Bailey confront alleged gunman in court
• LGBT family-planning seminar in Tompkinsville Saturday
• Black Heritage Family Day parade steps off Saturday
• Port Richmond teen arrested in shooting of 17-month-old baby in her stroller
• Stray bullet hits Mariners Harbor tot in her stroller
• Tot struck in Mariners Harbor crossfire is tentatively identified
• Toddler shot on Staten Island in critical but stable condition, cops say
• Hearing with Chancellor Walcott devolves into shouting, as parents slam plan to put suspended students at Petrides
• Scores of parents at Petrides for meeting with Chancellor Dennis Walcott
• Staten Island 'mastermind' of $20M stock fraud scheme may withdraw guilty plea
• Health Dept. shuts Au Bon Pain at Staten Island Ferry terminal
• Girl shot in Staten Island was reportedly sitting in stroller when gunfire erupted
• Shooting reported in Mariners Harbor; child rushed to hospital
• Staten Island shooting leaves small child wounded
• Fond of Greece? Get to Greek Festival in Bulls Head
• Victory Performance Center helps athletes get an edge
• Pro wrestling show set for Victory Sports Arena
• Fairs and festivals on South, West shores
• By having distinctive feature named for yourself or a loved one, Staten Islanders can help conserve Greenbelt
• Charlie Brown's Steakhouse to re-open
• After Hurricane Irene, 'You start from zero now'
• At College of Staten Island, a day to reflect and remember on 10-year anniversary of 9/11
• Be part of a beach makeover
• Drama queens -- and kings
• Verrazano Narrows Studebaker Club cruised on Saturday
• In search of bamboo on Staten Island
• Community Chefs train those who pick up food from a pantry how to use a bigger supply of fresh produce in creative ways
• The Healers: Dr. Mervat Nassef - As American as any other
• Volunteer this year to help youngsters in a nearby city school boost their reading skills
• Wet summer leads to burst of mushrooms
• Steer pets clear of wild mushrooms
• Band to perform in Westerleigh
• From the Shores Editor: Lighthouse Museum would solve problems on Staten Island
• Ground-breaking machinery in Tompkinsville
• Back (Pack) to School on the North Shore
• New York Giants players attend fundraiser at Prall Intermediate School
• Assemblyman Titone weds his longtime partner in Borough Hall ceremony
• Food truck festival scheduled for two North Shore locations Saturday
• Health and Wellness Expo in Bloomfield on Tuesday
• A day of learning at the Health and Wellness Expo
• Owners of Henny's Steakhouse cite persecution by NYC 'rock czars'
• At Staten Island gun buy-back, officials to give money for firearms, no questions asked
• Italian American Women schedule membership tea
• Open house of units for sale at Markham Gardens
• Suspended Staten Island middle school students may be sent to Petrides Complex
• Officials hope opening of Trader Joe's can boost Staten Island economy
• Trader Joe's set to open in New Springville next month
• CSI coach, wife continuing their support for Anthony's Run
• West Brighton kids run for fun
• All Roads Lead to Moravian Cemetery.
• A tribute to those who perished at the World Trade Center.
• Spending money like it's water for Staten Islanders after recent rains
• New, safer day dawns at Mariners Harbor crosswalk where Staten Island schoolgirl killed in June
• Test-drive fundraiser a good turn for Staten Island's McKee High School
• Temple Israel to host 9/11 service Sunday
• At visit to Staten Island school, Chancellor Dennis Walcott won't budge on bus cuts
• Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott tells Staten Island students city will do best to keep them informed
• From the Shores Editor: 9/11 brought misery to Staten Island, but also the world
• Through business initiative, a shot in arm for Staten Island mom-and-pop shops
• Staten Island special-needs children to enjoy day at Willowbrook Park Saturday
• Power outage in Bulls Head leads to traffic tie-ups at busy intersection
• Registration open for Temple Israel religious school
• West Brighton man accused of stealing upwards of $10,000 worth of jewelry
• Ex-con arrested after trying to flee cops said he had been 'drinking cotton candy'
• Fashion Island competition continues at Staten Island Mall
• Help for animals 24/7 at South Shore Animal Hospital
• Free legal clinic for gay individuals on Staten Island tomorrow
• Dance studio for practice and teaching has opened on Forest Avenue in West Brighton
• Art teacher Ronald Chironna illustrates a book
• Though fall often comes with renewed sense of purpose, make sure you leave time, as a family, to unwind
• Snug-gle up and volunteer
• Cynthia Toye: Where there's a will, there's a way
• Proposed construction 'out of character' in Port Richmond
• Retired firefighter Steven Ruggirello laid 343 granite cobblestones in front yard to acknowledge firefighters who lost lives 10 years ago
• Your Soap Box:Rose Martinez, Port Richmond
• Travel to Staten Island's 'Little Greece'
• Great growth, in the face of 9/11 tragedy
• A chance to show what he can do
• A pond that should have stayed put
• Your Soap Box
• From the Editor
• Representative maintained his status during Hurricane Irene
• Spitting was impetus for fatal fusillade in Clifton section, source says
• COAHSI Folklife September, 2011 Newsletter
• Police arrest teen in violent Staten Island waterfront esplanade robberies
• FEMA inspectors tour Staten Island homes ravaged by Hurricane Irene flood waters
• Hit-and-run driver who fatally mowed down woman in Stapleton accident pleads guilty
• Teaching Artist Opportunity: Creative Aging
• COAHSI Grant Application Workshops
• Armed muggers targeting waterfront residents in St. George
• Richmond County Fair Contests
• Violent robbers on prowl along Staten Island's waterfront esplanade
• House in Stapleton yields human skeleton
• Help clean Silver Lake Cemetery on Sept. 11, High Holy Days events and more Jewish events on Staten Island
• Water main break in New Springville
• Does your child have a new backpack for school? The Staten Island Advance's Shores section wants to hear from you
• City bus stops moving at the site of June's schoolgirl tragedy in Mariners Harbor
• Bus stop where Staten Island student was fatally struck expected to be moved
• Staten Island seminar to answer questions on MTA's Access-A-Ride program
• From the Shores Editor: Stay close to home, on Staten Island
• Big Dogs softball team living a dream
• September is a spiritual month
• It's Crystal clear this young lady's a champ
• 10th time was the charm for Island wiffle ball team
• Volunteer at Decker Farm
• Spend $5, get a free melon at the Stapleton Youthmarket
• Award-winning bookworm Grace Rovinsky
• Nate's Pharmacy to celebrate grand reopening
• Jim Wright grew a fig in his back yard using cuttings from his grandfather's
• North Shore waterfront development: The people speak
• Rickety retaining wall crumbles in Stapleton, dumping dirt and debris
• Woman of Achievement Catherine 'Mac' O'Callaghan has formally finished her memoirs, now available to anyone who wants to be inspired
• Longshoreman looking for a solution
• Beloved veteran of World War II, Bill Klapach marks his 88th birthday at a surprise party, with more than 100 in attendance
• A cookout on campus
• For the past 11 years, Rashidah McCain has worked as a longshorewoman at the New York Container Terminal
• Up to their elbows in flour and sugar
• Roadblocks with stump removal
• Dealing with the damage from Hurricane Irene in West Brighton
• Hurricane heroes
• Your Soap Box
• A 'beautiful' tree falls in Westerleigh
• From the Editor
• First Young Talented & Gifted winner named
• Your Soap Box: Brenda Mcbrien, New Brighton
• Enter now for a children's furniture give-away
• 2012 COAHSI Grants Available
• NYC Mayor Bloomberg lauds FDNY for Irene water rescue of stranded Staten Islanders
• Man slain at notorious Stapleton corner
• 122 Precinct Blood Drive
• It's business and pleasure as usual at the Hilton Garden Inn in Bloomfield
• Sept. 11 documentary to be screened on Staten Island next Thursday; tickets available
• Alumni Coed Softball League all-star game a big hit in Travis
• Police nab teen with knife as Willowbrook mugger
• Retirement seminars next month at Bloomfield's Hilton Garden Inn
• Staten Island murder suspect who confessed for news cameras gets 20 years behind bars
• Fire reported in Graniteville apartment complex
• Shaolin Classic provides day of unity in Clifton
• West Shore Expressway maintenance work closes lanes this week
• Alumni Coed Softball League all-star game a big hit
• West Shore Expressway construction causes traffic delays
• Three 225-pound brass bells and their ringers disappeared last October from Pier 1 in St. George
• An Esplanade coming to the West Shore
• Tips from Quality Cool & Heat, Inc.
• New boys in town
• On the road to remember the fallen
• Picture this
• Help spread the written word
• Improved use of power in Willowbrook
• Beacons of hope, signs of safe harbor
• Sanction for manager of Silver Lake building that insisted on earned income
• Your Soap Box
• From the Editor
• New use for St. Roch's School
• Sites that specialize in 'Let's Make a Deal'
• No need to fear back-to-school check-ups
• Studio 312 Big Band to take the stage in Westerleigh
• Westerleigh porch photo rekindles memories
• Brentwood Avenue is a lovely-looking block, 'a little oasis' according to one Randall Manor resident
• For Vets and Pets Thrift Shop opened last month in West Brighton; business is quickly picking up
• Join the fun on the North Shore
• Help spread the written word
• Your Soap Box: Patty Corr, West Brighton
• From the Editor
• Historic Richmond Town Presents the 32nd Annual Richmond County Fair!
• Richmond Avenue resurfacing project won't begin until tomorrow
• 2 relatives arrested on New Brighton shooting
• Basement fire in Westerleigh, no injuries reported
• Sixth Annual Blueberry Festival 2011
• West Brighton man hit with grand larceny, weapon and drug charges after cops allegedly spot him drinking in public
• Cashier at Charleston Home Depot allegedly emptied register
• Gun and drug bust in Mariners Harbor
• Building Bridges Coalition to unveil Peace Pole Aug. 28
• Financial titan Sallie L. Krawcheck visits Staten Island to share investment strategies
• Man shot in the leg in Tompkinsville section of Staten Island
• 9/11 Memorial Exhibit
• Suspect arrested in connection with fatal shooting on Staten Island
• Victory Boulevard still closed in Travis after morning crane collapse
• From the Shores Editor: Where do you like to swim on Staten Island?
• Crane topples in Travis, no injuries reported
• Wellness tour stops in Tompkinsville tomorrow
• 'Back to School Blast' at Gerard Carter Center tomorrow
• Snug Harbor is ready for its close-up during filming of 'Gods Behaving Badly'
• Carbon monoxide sickens 4 people at Staten Island Mall
• Some businesses, like Costco, are growing
• Salsa parties pack 'em in at the Hilton
• Toys sought for tornado victims
• 120 young people love Marvin
• What a difference a day makes
• Impressive finish for College of Staten Island
• Your Soap Box
• Not a waste: CSI takes 6th in 'Recyclemania'
• Second annual Fig Fest scheduled for Sept. 15
• Get schooled before class starts
• Ease them back into school mode
• Assist with clothing distribution
• Make a video blockbuster
• Effort underway to put new face on North Shore
• Health Happenings
• Crime Time
• Bay Street medians are getting bigger, better
• Princess gowns for a pauper's pocketbook
• Period pieces have stylish new home that suits them
• It's all about the attitude
• Bigger is always better at Costco
• Dishing, with a smile and good service
• Beacons of hope, signs of safe harbor
• Your Soap Box
• Historic Richmond Town Presents Architectural Tours of Staten Island
• 9/11 Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
• Mosquito spraying scheduled for Wednesday
• No new parking fees: Reprieve at Ferry Terminal, elsewhere
• Grymes Hill oil spill causes hazard for motorists before being cleaned up
• Stray bullet in Stapleton didn't wound aspiring filmmaker's spirit
• Good deed earns West Brighton resident extra cash for college
• New Springville woman accused of drunken driving after 2 crashes
• Cops seek public's help finding Graniteville woman
• City seeking to redevelop 2 spots along St. George waterfront
• Dongan Hills man charged with DWI after 83 mph ride on West Shore Expressway
• Stapleton teen faces gun charges for allegedly brandishing weapon
• From the Shores Editor: How do you celebrate your birthday?
• Disgruntled workers stole 'Smurfs' items from Staten Island production company, cops say
• Harold Sirisena has sent more than 1M books to Sri Lanka, but the next shipment may be his last
• Parents' vision is part of Peter Varga's optical shop
• Health Happenings
• M & J Pizza is pulling out the stops to make dinnertime a fun family affair
• Susan Wagner grad Dina Cottone wins $10,000 college scholarship from Italian Club of Staten Island
• West Shore merchants can help you pinch your pennies
• 100 years ago, Henry Meyer's property covered what is today a golf course and part of College of Staten Island
• Your Soap Box: Sal Goldstein And Mary Hendry, New Springville
• Summertime tips for diabetics
• Lifestyles for the Disabled plans to expand to Concord
• When you feel like you're wilting on a hot summer day, try this easy-to-make pick-me-up
• Don't sun yourself to death
• Volunteer to deliver meals to seniors
• "Boogie-Woogie Wednesdays" at the Staten Island Children's Museum
• If you're ready, some suggestions for the fall
• Bowling fund-raiser in memory of Regina Whalen brings in $7,500 for Columbia Presbyterian Hospital program
• 9/11 Quilt to be on display on Staten Island campus of St. John's University
• Apply now for an apartment in The Rail, under construction on Bay Street in Stapleton
• Last Friday and again this week, youngsters sell fresh fruits and vegetables at affordable prices at PS 18
• Festivals & Fairs
• The Kaytelles have made a name for themselves playing '70s tunes in a host of clubs and bars
• On the market: A look at what's for sale on the North Shore
• Summer sales on the North Shore
• Your Soap Box: John Murray, New Brighton
• Would-be jumper on Staten Island Ferry disrupts service
• Rally against youth violence scheduled in Port Richmod Saturday
• Staten Island officials prostest postal consolidation plan
• Overturned truck shuts Bayonne Bridge
• Officials tout 'common sense' improvements for Staten Island's Rockland Avenue
• Car overturns in West Brighton crash
• Staten Island Sanitation supervisor gets probation in oxycodone case
• Workers, pols rally to save Staten Island's postal service
• Convict admits exposing himself in Staten Island clothing store
• Verizon workers strike outside company's Staten Island office
• Miss Africa New York Pageant crowns a winner in New Brighton
• NYPD perceives robbery motive in Mariners Harbor slaying
• Staten Island's Arthur Kill Correctional Facility to close Dec. 1
• Staten Island dad who locked son, naked, in oven gets weekends in jail
• Staten Island man who locked son, naked, in oven sentenced to four months in jail, to be served on weekends
• Gay-wedding expo has couples jazzed at Hilton Garden Inn
• Staten Island Councilwoman asks that satellite office of mayor's NYC Young Men's Initiative be located on North Shore
• Man slain on street in Mariners Harbor
• The 350th Annual St. George Waterfront Festival
• Man shot in Mariners Harbor section of Staten Island
• Staten Island state Sen. Diane Savino apologizes for 'mafia' slur directed at Tea Party
• Staten Island ex-con threatened to drop baby from window during week-long rampage, cops allege
• Judge denies law firm's request to work with cops to find missing Staten Island boy Patrick Alford, report says
• Staten Island Zoo's lynx gets a name -- Loki
• Attorney wants leniency for Staten Islander who lied to investors in $20M securities fraud scheme, report says
• St. George fest splashes down on Saturday
• Ex-con held on $250K bail after automotive mayhem on a Staten Island street
• Heartfelt thanks extended to Staten Island military hero
• Graniteville man heaps praise on neighbor, an FDNY member who came to his rescue
• Kin cite 'abuse and neglect' in institutional death of autistic Staten Islander
• Shot by accomplice, convicted killer found guilty in burglary, assault
• Mid-Island Little League girls had solid run in states
• Staten Island soccer loop scores big with under-10 tournament
• Push is on to support neighborhood businesses
• Fig fest set for Sept. 15
• Striking back against diabetes
• Explaining the letter of the law
• In need of improvement
• Celebrate a great nation
• Your Soap Box
• Staten Island sweet as ever on hip hop's Sugarhill Gang
• Bring the indoors outside
• 3 from Port Richmond HS win prizes in writing contest
• PAL campers treated to carnival in Queens
• A young man who's learned to seize the day
• At-risk families need you
• Summer musts
• Push is on to support neighborhood businesses
• Light fixin’s suitable for summer suppers
• Community tavern is missed
• For Muslims, a month of daytime fasting
• Those who frequent the West Brighton Senior Center on Broadway recently got look at some very cool clothes
• Your Soap Box
• Many weigh in to bless same-sex marriages
• From the Editor
• What the non-doctor might order
• Meditation: A super stress-buster
• Shawn Vale: She has a remedy for everything
• Sentencing for Staten Island man who pleaded guilty to locking son, naked, in oven set for Friday
• At credit fair, Staten Island small business owners connect with banks, financial experts
• From the Shores editor: A switch for Staten Island
• City Parks Foundation hosts hip hop band 'The Sugar Hill Gang' at Tappen Park tonight
• Video: Staten Island youngsters learn, enjoy Afro-Latino music, dance at Willowbrook Park
• Reputed Staten Island gang member accused in box-cutter attack, month after release from prison
• More than 500 without power in St. George outage
• Staten Island pharmacy workers reach into their pockets to buy cane for ailing Vietnam veteran
• Staten Island's Rockland Avenue to close Monday for repaving
• Dick's Sporting Goods kicks off Staten Island grand-opening weekend
• Vehicle overturns in Travis crash
• Staten Island shoppers hit aisles at Dick's Sporting Goods moments after ribbon-cutting
• Staten Island commuters beat the heat with a free NY Harbor cruise
• Eden II and Genesis Foundation elect new board members
• Crash reroutes rush hour on Richmond Terrace
• Upcoming Happenings at Historic Richmond Town
• Graniteville stabbing victim remains in critical condition
• Scout helps butterfly garden emerge in Westerleigh
• Teenager climbing martial arts ladder
• This night at the ballpark was good as Gold
• FDNY officials knock down fire in New Springville
• Youth cricket festival a big hit
• Rene I. Montalvo Scholarship goes to a wrestler
• Susan Wagner High in the spotlight
• CSI softball program to host 3-day clinic
• Coaches Care Fund to host golf outing
• Staten Island public high school students win prizes in writing contest
• It's show time in Willowbrook Park
• Dick's opens to the public tomorrow at 2505 Richmond Ave.; Adidas, the popular athletic outfitter opened in the mall last Wednesday
• Tree branches block sidewalk on Richmond Ave. in New Springville
• Road repairs will be made to major West Shore arteries starting next month; councilman is hopeful work will make a big difference
• Your Soap Box: Nancy Billitteri, Graniteville
• NYC inspector sees an illegal deck, Staten Island homeowner sees selective enforcement
• Thickening stand of bamboo is compromising quality of life for neighbors in Mariners Harbor
• Snug Harbor days for Gracie the Staten Island cat may continue
• Kids and their caretakers can learn the ancient art of origami at the St. George Library Center
• Youngsters can still register for free golf lessons
• Shape up while you play
• Willowbrook resident is awarded 'Take it to the Limit' scholarship
• Northfield Bank Foundation makes $20K donation to New York Center for Interpersonal Development
• Cops identify New Brighton man shot in confrontation with police
• Festivals and Fairs
• Sitting pretty? Tell us about your garden
• Several hurt, massive backups after 2-car crash in Willowbrook
• Shore sections are moving to Wednesday next week
• Police wound suspect during Staten Island standoff
• Staten Island firefighter recovering after Brooklyn rescue
• Cops searching for gun suspect in New Brighton
• Cops searching for suspects after West Brighton attack on off-duty cop
• From the Shores Editor: Let's keep it simple, Staten Island
• Supreme Court Justice John Fusco holds court with Staten Island high school students
• Transportation workers call for protection as SUV driver speeds through Staten Island work zone
• Dick's Sporting Goods to mark Staten Island grand opening with 3-day celebration
• 3-car crash, multiple injuries in Mariners Harbor
• On first day of gay marriage in N.Y., Staten Island couples flock to Borough Hall
• Staten Island Advance headlines -- Sunday, July 24, 2011
• Employees of Arthur Kill Correctional Facility and their families protest closure
• Kids get wet beyond their years at Sprinkler Fest -- and Harbor CEO takes a bath
• SILive.com user captures video of Tompkinsville accident response
• Temple Israel offers wall for memorials
• Staten Island Yankees to fete soldiers on Sunday
• Snug Harbor 'Sprinkler Fest' to help keep kids cool today
• To honor lives lost in 9/11 attacks, organization offers community service grants
• Learn how to stay healthy at annual Wellness Expo in Bloomfield
• Metropolitan Opera sizzles during free performance in Clove Lakes Park
• Parks Dept. cuts ribbons at 2 new playgrounds
• Search for suspect shakes up Willowbrook section of Staten Island
• 9-year-old boy among the injured in Staten Island crash
• Bessie Coleman: First African-American Aviator
• NYPD searching Willowbrook section of Staten Island for suspect
• The manual typewriter is a magnet for fans and the curious at Staten Island's first Type-In
• Staten Island teacher Carole Perry gets a boost from an astronaut
• The Lois and Richard Nicotra Foundation gave out a combined $5,000 to 9 nonprofits
• Wiesner Bros. Nursery recently 'adopted' a section of the West Shore Expressway and is responsible for making sure it stays neat and tidy
• Donna Ragowski's green thumb grows in Bulls Head
• Your Soap Box: Mickie Vorhes, Bulls Head
• Interclub swimming offers families cool summer fun
• Snug Harbor's 'Sprinkler Fest' hopes to keep Staten Island youngsters cool
• Hall of Fame racquetball player to embark on farewell tour
• Meiers Corners man to run first marathon for his friend
• Coaches Care Fund to host golf outing
• Rep. Michael Grimm is target of rally at Borough Hall
• New fuel, food stop coming to West Shore Expressway
• Parks Department hosts free fishing instruction July 12; more such events planned
• Teach children the importance of saving money
• Summer bummers: An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, according to emergency department expert
• Jessica DePetro: Staten Island's only genetic counselor specializing in cancer
• Think pink this summer at Jean's Fine Wines & Liquors
• Ed Cornelia's pop-up BBQ makes its way to West Brighton
• Staten Island Foundation delivers $60k grant to Snug Harbor
• Volunteers honored for helping seniors learn how to use computers
• Irish activist John "Jack" P. Meade remembered
• Friends of Tappen Park to promote old village square
• Snug Harbor wrestles with a problem (feline) named Gracie
• St. George resident Eric Coull selected to throw out first pitch when Mets took on the Marlins at Citi Field
• Mariners Harbor resident Belinda Dixon retired from 1 role, but not 2 others
• Your Soap Box: E. Chevyon Bostic, New Brighton
• From the Shores Editor: What's your favorite summer food, Staten Island?
• Rigger in N.Y. crane collapse that killed Staten Islander loses license
• Photos: Staten Island youngsters enjoy NYPD's Harmony Day Picnic
• Tomorrow night's Starlight Concert to move indoors at Snug Harbor Music Hall
• Staten Island cop accused of writing bogus traffic tickets to pad overtime
• NYPD hosting Harmony Day Picnic in Clove Lakes Park
• Suspected grifter held in Staten Island bait-and-switch
• Lili Ann Maglio joins our team, A.T. Real Estate Specialists LLC
• Council On The Arts And Humanities For Staten Island's Gala Opening
• Staten Island man in midst of court battle over engagement ring allegedly violates restraining order
• Sea View's Farm Colony not on city's short list, won't be considered for 'applied sciences campus'
• Staten Island judge orders suspected killer Baydr Taylor held without bail; community holds vigil for slaying victim Yolanda Mapp
• Staten Island shooting suspect held without bail as hearing nearly erupts into chaos
• Woman shot outside Staten Island nightclub dies from her injuries
• Boyfriend surrenders in N.J. slaying of Staten Island woman
• 2nd endurance swimmer dead in Lyons Pool tragedy
• Suspect arrested in shooting of club-goer in Mariners Harbor
• New Castleton Corners coffee shop brewing up a success story
• Iconic steel cross stops on Staten Island en route to 9/11 church
• Democratic scion Mark Murphy forswears designs on North Shore Council seat
• Mosquito spraying to continue on Staten Island next week
• For Vinny Buzzetta, WEtv's 'Staten Island Cakes' is turning his life around
• From the Shores editor: Camp or free play for summer?
• Stapleton resident, accused of trying to kill man, pleads guilty but does not admit he did it
• Plaintive echoes of a little girl lost on Staten Island 30 years ago
• Cost to park all day at St. George Ferry Terminal is rising to $8
• 'Tibetan Twilight' fundraiser at Jacques Marchais Museum
• Manhattan man arrested for beating Staten Island woman also faces theft charges
• Teen who bolted from NYPD custody at 120th Precinct stationhouse is quickly recaptured
• Kin maintain vigil at bed of Staten Island's near-drowning victim at Lyons Pool
• Staten Island woman, 40, found shot dead in New Jersey
• Colonial Style Home with a Garage. 4Bedrooms all on the same level.
• No jail for suspects in Port Richmond gunpoint robbery
• 2-car crash at Castleton Corners intersection
• Staten Island woman Ramona Jackson shot to death in New Jersey
• New Springville resident will hold tryouts for Staten Island Glee Club throughout the summer
• Two teens now members of JCC board
• Nature Center coordinator to sign copies of her book
• Greenmarket now open for the third summer at the Staten island Mall
• West Shore crime time
• 'All Children's Day' drew some 4,000 people to Willowbrook Park on Sunday
• Your Soap Box: Linda Grassadonio, Bulls Head
• Franco's Camp still in there swinging
• Dong Keun Park taekwondo students sparkle at Junior Olympic nationals
• Dr. Sudhir Diwan: Trained to feel - and heal - your pain
• In addition to a Youthmarket each Saturday, Stapleton's Tappen Park will feature variety of performances this summer
• According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, children should be active at least 60 minutes a day
• Teach a sport
• Dozens gather at Labetti Post on the first Thursday of each month to dance
• First Book-Staten Island donates stories for summer
• Teach your child to be a page-turner
• North Shore Crime Time
• Beginning in August, your Advance neighborhood weekly will publish on Wednesday, instead of Thursday
• PS 74 students experienced outdoor classroom
• Two North Shore events to note: Wayne Derrick Awards and West Brighton Harmony Day
• Need A Fix:The dangerous breach in the Esplanade fence, on the 300 block of Richmond Terrace
• Expert offers tips on protecting your home during vacation burglary season
• Councilwoman Debi Rose kicks off North Shore beautification campaign at K-Sea Transportation on Richmond Terrace
• Your Soap Box: Kevin Sekulski, Stapleton
• Tragedy at Staten Island's Lyons Pool as regimen goes awry
• Brooklyn camper missing from upstate camp found at Staten Island Mall
• Staten Island Boy Scout Troop 77 to raise funds for upstate comrade who needs a specialized wheelchair
• Victims of Staten Island's Lyons Pool incident identified as Bohdan Vitenko, Jonathan Proce
• One of two men pulled from Lyons Pool was a Staten Island lifeguard, Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe says
• One man dead, one in critical condition after they're plucked from bottom of Staten Island's Lyons Pool
• Two men pulled lifeless from Staten Island's Lyons Pool had been training there for two weeks
• Video from Lyons Pool where two men were pulled lifeless from water
• Two men fighting for lives after being pulled from bottom of Staten Island's Lyons Pool
• West Brighton hospital to lay off nurses, others
• Two people pulled from water at Lyons Pool, emergency workers on scene
• Layoffs loom and it's deja vu all over again for Island lab IBR
• Drunken Staten Island woman crashes car on way to party, cops allege
• Staten Island's Richmond University Medical Center to lay off 60 workers, including nurses
• SILive.com reader captures photo of New Springville car fire
• 4 firefighters hurt as Bravest put out blaze in Tompkinsville building
• Firefighters battle heat, flames to bring blaze under control in Tompkinsville
• Fire reported in Tompkinsville
• Medical marvel (no pills!) feted on Staten Island woman's 100th birthday in New Brighton
• Port Richmond man accused of breaking into cars in West Brighton
• Photos: Staten Island youngsters enjoy 'All Children's Day'
• Video: Grassroot's Jive at Staten Island's St. George Library
• Staten Island gay, lesbian couples celebrate passage of same-sex marraige bill at dinner-dance
• Staten Island Ferry becomes a floating carnival for 'God's Exceptional Children'
• Catholic school principal has new role in Archdiocese
• Hardhats contrive to avoid parking tickets at St. George site
• Extra wide, Immaculate & Oversized End Unit. Over 2,000 sq. feet of living space.
• Day of activities, performances set for Sunday at Staten Island's Carousel for All Children
• Bedbugs infest Staten Island's 120th Precinct lockup
• CB 2 wears crown (made of paper) in recycling contest
• Graniteville's Rabbi Jacob Joseph School gets new lease on life
• Conservation of Wildllife in Senegal
• Willowbrook professor and author recommends studying the struggles of great leaders to overcome depression
• Travis sisters raise funds for cystic fibrosis
• West Shore crime time
• Your Soap Box: Lesley Larson, New Springville
• Hermon Darby retired last Friday after 41 years on the job at Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center and Home
• Celebrating freedom with an age-old tradition in Travis
• Former commander of Blazing Star Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, nominated for inclusion in Veterans' Hall of Fame
• Amusements of all shapes and sizes can be found on Staten Island, but also a close car trip away
• Staten Island duo had rooting interest in NHL playoffs
• Staten Island free summer concert series kicks off in Silver Lake Park tonight
• Ready. Set. ACTION! program puts a positive spin on life
• West Brighton lemonade stand a success
• Get happy, campers: Scouts strike deal to save Pouch tract in Sea View
• As part of citywide program, students from PS 373 and PS/IS 25 learn about the power of public art pieces
• Crime Time on the North Shore
• Youthmarket returns
• Michael Ardito to host a TYPE-IN at Stapleton's Full Cup
• North Shore's LUMEN festival: A hands-down hit
• Elm Park Civic looks to get more active
• Here are a few suggestions for enjoying a summery al fresco meal on the North Shore
• General Trade Mark Label Craft closes doors
• Your Soap Box: Larry Liedy, New Brighton
• Richmond University Medical Center appoints new board members
• St. George Theatre announces Summer Educational Outreach Program
• Achievement in Career and Education Program open house scheduled for Tuesday
• Agreement reached to save Staten Island's Pouch Camp from development
• Staten Island Time Warner Cable customers could win tickets to 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' opening night
• Staten Island woman filed false claim to rent car boyfriend used in '09 drive-by slaying, cops allege
• Staten Island Children's Museum's 'Boogie Woogie Wednesday' series begins tonight
• From the Shores editor: Summertime cars on Staten Island and elsewhere
• Staten Island's 1st Starlight Concert of summer dedicated to autism awareness
• Young Writers OutLOUD: Free Creative Writing Workshops In July For Ages 10-16!
• Staten Island's Travis Fourth of July Parade is underway
• Staten Island youngsters take part in Huck Finn fishing contest
• Staten Island man who apparently drowned was fishing prior to falling into water
• Staten Island 21-year-old is hit by wave, drowns, cops say
• Staten Island's Huck Finn, Becky Thatcher fishing contest held in Willowbrook Park today
• Staten Island's beloved Travis Fourth of July Parade taking place today
• Teen faces jail for fake gun he allegedly had at Staten Island Ferry
• From the Shores editor: An impressive showing for Staten Island cops
• N.Y. Gov. Cuomo orders Staten Island's Arthur Kill Correctional Facility closed
• Keeping the spirit of America alive in his front yard
• Holocaust survivors, families gather at Bernikow JCC, where Emil Jacoby's art is on exhibit
• Staten Island is fashioning a name for itself
• 122 Precinct Blood Drive
• Staten Island teen Aniya Williams remembered as 'brilliant' and an 'angel'
• Husband-wife owners of 2 Staten Island buildings accused of welfare fraud
• Wagner College to host three youth soccer camps
• Coach Bob hits home run in New Springville LL T-ball
• Summertime sports camp options abound
• Spirt of Meghan Lacey lives on 20 years later
• Free lunchtime licks are a hit at Staten Island Corporate Park
• Crime Time on the South Shore
• Ribbon cut on Independence Park in Travis last Thursday
• Group from the Jewish Community Center gives recorder concert, incorporating the Pop-Up piano that was placed in Greenbelt Nature Center for 2 weeks
• Your Soap Box: Stephen Bobrowich, Dongan Hills
• Children's Museum elects officers, renews trustees
• Eltingville dentist Dr. Ira Camhi and his staff work hard to put skittish patients at ease
• After 13-year-old Aniya Williams' death, an insistent chorus: Restore yellow bus service
• NYPD to host blood drives on Staten Island
• P.A.L. to open Summer Play Streets Program in Staten Island next week
• Teens from Port Richmond High School established a partnership with the Staten Island School for Civic Leadership this past year
• The 101st Fourth of July parade in Travis steps off at 12:30 on Monday from Showplace Entertainment Center
• You thought transportation on Staten Island was backward?
• Stapleton's Maurice Ray wins Juneteenth essay contest: What emancipation means to me
• Signs, in the spirit of '76, at West Brighton shop
• Ushers are needed at Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden
• Crime Time on the South Shore
• R.H. Tugs on Richmond Terrace is on the market
• SIEDC's list of top companies on Staten Island for 2011
• RSVP corps members are happy to volunteer their time for a good cause
• Staten Island man charged in attack on girlfriend
• Your Soap Box: Frank Curry, West Brighton
• Ruptured gas line causes afternoon evacuation of Hilton Garden Inn
• Already on probation in break-in, cops say West Brighton burglary suspect is at it again
• Staten Island felon back behind bars after beer-can DNA ties him to knife-point robbery
• Funeral arrangements set for Aniya Williams, 13-year-old Staten Island girl killed in Mariners Harbor
• FDNY allows employees and guests back into hotel, kids into daycare center, after evacuation
• Emergency officials respond to reported gas leak at Hilton
• Press conference at Staten Island accident scene to be rescheduled
• Officials to gather at Staten Island intersection where teen was fatally struck to call for restoration of yellow bus service
• Well-heeled visitors smile on Snug Harbor Cultural Center
• Staten Island schoolgirl killed in dash for city bus
• Staten Island girl hit by tractor-trailer in critical condition
• Pedestrian struck in Staten Island's Mariners Harbor section
• No charges in Staten Island tractor-trailer accident that killed 13-year-old Aniya Williams
• 13-year-old struck by tractor-trailer at Staten Island intersection
• Aniya Williams, Staten Island girl struck by tractor-trailer, dies from injuries, NYPD official says
• Staten Island's TASC drug-treatment program saved by last-minute allocation
• How cool is that? West Brighton gets to keep its public pool
• Suspect ordered to scrub filthy cell floor in the 120th Precinct despite not being charged: suit
• Declaration of Independence at Staten Island
• As protesters gather outside, Curtis High School graduation underway
• McKee, Staten Island Technical high school hold graduation ceremonies
• Deadline is Thursday for Art Lab scholarships
• The works of Emil Jacoby will be displayed at the Bernikow JCC on Sunday
• Temple Emanu-El to honor office manager
• Grimm, Island Republicans to welcome GOP House Speaker John Boehner
• Petrides School graduates 126
• Petrides holding graduation ceremony in Sunnyside
• Mobile medical office to be in New Brighton for Jersey Street Summerfest Celebration tomorrow
• Staten Islander, accused of killing wife's dog, made threat from jail, cops say
• Carnival at Staten Island Mall has come and gone, but it was great kick-off to the warm-weather season
• Family Fun Day coming to Graniteville
• Your Soap Box: Joan Cuthbert, New Springville
• Agencies re-testing for methylene chloride at Brookfield landfill remediation site
• Blueprint for disaster or key to the future of Staten Island's West Shore?
• Wagner College to host three youth soccer camps
• American Legion bowling league still rolling along
• Curtis High School business students serve as mentors to younger counterparts at PS 54
• From baseball games to the beach and beyond, get out and enjoy all that Staten Island offers
• Being a good father means also practicing good health
• Health happenings
• The Healers: Dr. Isolda Tsapok and her office manager, Galina Voskoboynikova, say they've found a good home on Staten Island
• Festivals and fairs
• 12 pianos have been installed in public places; sit down and tickle the ivories
• Special-needs students from PS 373 participate in Noble Maritime Collection's art and education programs
• Group spent 7 hours Saturday, wiping down cars to earn money for programs at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel-St. Benedicta School
• Developer has once-a-month breakfast meeting with Stapelton tenants
• The Front Porch: Pull up a seat for summer
• Scaffolding removed from Trinity Lutheran Church's tornado damaged spire
• Feel free to tickle the ivories
• Your Soap Box: Robert Grande, West Brighton
• Student at Staten Island's Curtis High School plans to protest graduation ceremony ban
• SILive.com user shares photos of Westerleigh garage fire
• Staten Island man searching North Shore for lost robin
• Curtis High School's decision to bar student from graduation sparks plans to protest
• Staten Island Job Service Employer hosts awards ceremony
• Dad of Staten Islander killed in '07 drunken-driving wreck accused of DWI himself
• No jail for Staten Island motorist who fatally struck grandmother while trying to catch light
• From the Shores Editor: Graduating, Staten Island-style
• Staten Island crash leaves 1 woman dead, another injured
• 2 victims of New Brighton crash rushed to hospital
• Emergency response after car crash in New Brighton
• Staten Island hospital raises specter of nurse furloughs, layoffs
• Family is wind beneath the wings of 65-year-old Staten Island graduate
• Port Authority winnows field of Goethals Bridge finalists to 3
• Affordable three bedroom semi attached home in Grant City
• NY State Public Health Crisis Recognized
• Miss New York State to be crowned tonight at the St. George Theatre
• They were soldiers once, and young: Ex-gunners hold reunion on Staten Island
• Sign outside Sen. Savino's Albany office put 'bigots' on notice
• Cops dent the drug trade in New Brighton
• Massive drug sweep in Staten Island's New Brighton section nets 31 suspects
• From the Shores Editor: Give a Staten Island shout-out to your dad
• Beauty takes ill, quits Miss New York Pageant with police presence
• Building collapse in New Brighton, no injuries reported
• Mother in heartfelt plea for missing daughter
• Free seminar on tenant harassment scheduled for Wednesday in West Brighton
• Hands-on Workshops for Staten Island Teaching Artists
• Attorney for accused Staten Island teacher Danielle Johnsen vows his own investigation into sex abuse charges
• Bowling Hall of Fame helps Port Richmond HS football team
• Eat healthy: Visit the St. George Greenmarket
• Ex-Giant punter Landeta provides fans with some sunshine
• Video: Accused Staten Island teacher Danielle Johnsen led to arraignment
• Dorbin, RE/MAX riding in the lane of motorsports
• 'Ill' Miss New York contestant sent home, pageant officials say; cops at St. George Theatre
• Independence Park to open next week in Travis
• Reunion of former junior high classmates from Brooklyn drew 60 to the Hilton Garden Inn
• Crime Time on the West Shore
• Local author John Desantis hawks his book at the Staten Island Mall
• Dining Al Fresco on the West Shore
• Senior residents of Park Lane at Sea View celebrated 2nd anniversary, complete with Elvis
• Your Soap Box: Chris Scandaglia, New Springville
• Notre Dame Academy teacher surrenders to police following tryst allegation
• Once considered irreclaimable, the Arthur Kill and Kill van Kull are slowly, but surely, making an environmental comeback
• The Mud Lane Society for the Renaissance of Stapleton names new board members
• Boo Boo and Lyle's: New place to chill in Stapleton
• City probing parking permit abuse in St. George
• Vinny Buzzetta a rising star, along with his cakes
• Good future fathers depend on advice from today's dads
• Students from Curtis High School and Dreyfus Intermediate School tap resources at CSI for a meaningful, hands-on science lesson
• North Shore Blues
• Extend your living space with an outdoor kitchen
• Crime Time on the North Shore
• Family Fun And Tasty Treats In Tappen Park
• Tidy up, then explore Lemon Creek Park
• Dining Al Fresco! What's your favorite place?
• Stapleton residents help apprehend alleged rapist
• Hike revenue, spare the ax on budget cuts, Staten Islanders tell City Hall
• Video: Miss New York contestants visit Staten Island Zoo
• Staten Islander pleads guilty in $20M securities fraud scheme
• Staten Island women's business conference held at Hilton
• Miss New York State Pageant contestants ride Staten Island Ferry
• Staten Island Ferry fleet returns to normal rotation
• $5.4M medical malpractice award for Staten Island man
• 122nd Precinct Community Council Monthly Meeting Notice for June 2011
• From the Shores Editor: ''Gimmee Shelter"
• Tryst allegation roils Staten Island girls' school
• Join the American Cancer Society as plan to celebrate our Survivors, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against a disease that takes too much.
• At flag retirement ceremony, Staten Island Scouts pay homage to Old Glory
• Staten Island man could be deported after admittedly driving drunk with young children in car
• Charlie Bellamy has been cutting hair for 44 years; he's been studying the Bible even longer
• College of Staten Island pink-slips 61 part-timers in budget crunch
• Diversity is watchword at Staten Island Film Festival
• Borough president praises Staten Island 'Super Readers'
• Young Staten Island filmmakers keeping the focus on women
• Agudath Israel laurels for 8 doctors
• Holy Trinity-St. Nicholas Charity Car and Bike Show a muscle car paradise in Bulls Head
• Family and friends of Ryan Pisapia gather at Nansen's Lodge in Travis to remember his 3-year-old spirit
• Susan Wagner students attend conference on conflict mediation, host a workshop on domestic and dating violence
• Dong Keun Park Taekwondo students preparing for nationals
• Customers always on the go at Richmond Bagels and Deli
• Greenridge resident Marty Eisenberg has been involved as an adult in Scouting for 30 years
• Your Soap Box: Danielle Vella, Graniteville
• Staten Island girls on college softball team heading to Holland for tournament
• S.I. Youth Soccer League names its scholarship award winners
• Staten Island Athletic Player Development program helping athletes grow as people
• Staten Island Zoo asks public's help to name new lynx
• College of Staten Island to cut staff by 61 part-time positions
• Health Happenings
• Contestants vying for Miss New York's Outstanding Teen title
• St. Adalbert's gets second accrediation
• Studio 312 brings big-band sound back to the borough
• Words of wisdom, from Oprah
• Petrides School fund-raiser modeled on hit TV show brought in more than $2,000 for cancer research
• Aid tornado victims
• FESTIVALS AND FAIRS
• On The Market in Tompkinsville
• A North Shore waterfront mystery has been solved
• Livingston resident Barbara Christopher leads graduation exercises at her alma mater
• Your Soap Box: Bruce Spierer, St. George
• Red-carpet reception for the legendary Harry Belafonte as documentary gets Staten Island Film Festival rolling
• Kindergartners and first-graders from PS 55 enjoy a day filled with numbers at Wagner College's Math-A-Thon
• Students from Staten Island's PS 55 learn to love math at unique event
• Staten Island's top 4th grade readers to be honored at 'Readers are Leaders' ceremony tomorrow
• All-hands fire in Travis section of Staten Island
• 2 suffer minor injuries in accident outside Staten Island's Clove Lakes Park
• Homeless man tried to get cops to kill him at Staten Island Gay Pride Parade, authorities say
• Miss New York to be crowned at St. George Theatre on June 18
• Man sought by police for bank robbery
• 'The Emperor of Ice Cream' - Jazz-Poetry Parade OutLOUD
• Students honored at Staten Island Federation of PTAs' scholarship luncheon
• Staten Islanders say goodbye to St. Roch school
• Summerfest: Dance/Jazz/Blues!
• Staten Islander charged in killing of his wife's Jack Russell terrier
• Miraj Islamic School in Tompkinsville graduates its first class
• St. Peter's Boys HS in New Brighton awards diplomas to 168
• Notre Dame Academy on Grymes Hill awards diplomas to 122
• Sports celebrities attend fundraising event at LaTourette Golf Course
• Sanitation Department supervisor pleads guilty to drug charge, must resign job
• Staten Island man gets 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to 2009 shooting
• Woman uses company credit card to loot her employer's business
• Car Wash for Cancer benefit on Sunday
• College of Staten Island graduates 2,534
• Complete list of College of Staten Island 2011 graduates
• How does your garbage disappear from the curb? Hear from the people who make it happen
• Grass-roots beautification effort in Tompkinsville
• For Susan Wagner students, major error is transformed into a home run
• Festivals and Fairs
• Health Happenings
• Concert tomorrow by CSI's High School for International Studies features multicultural instruments, arrangements
• 2nd Annual Staten Island Charity Car and Bike Show
• Grand marshal named for Travis Fourth of July Parade
• Travis residents get updates on parks
• Your Soap Box: Larry Ellen, Graniteville
• The JCC is now smoke-free
• McKee students 'do' up Hungerford girls
• Staten Island Catholic Youth Organization youngsters off and running to Disney
• Be cool around the pool this summer
• Take the hassle out of traveling
• Your Soap Box: Angela Quinn, West Brighton
• Staten Island Assemblyman Michael Cusick's school fitness program stretches
• Apartments for low-income seniors are approved for Markham Gardens
• Lookin' good in Port Richmond
• Moore Catholic HS Class of 2011: A tale of two proms after prank flap
• Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan reports for jury duty
• House Republicans, including Staten Island Rep. Grimm, meet with Obama
• Staten Island Film Festival just wild about Harry Belafonte
• Community pitches in to reclaim Woodland Cemetery in Sunnyside
• Father-to-be resorts to thefts for his expected son, cops say
• Elm Park auto salvage yard owner faces charges after cops stop by for compliance check
• From the Shores Editor: What's your bag?
• Staten Islanders rally against mayor's plan to shut Engine 157 in Port Richmond
• How Workshops: Silk Painting with Tanya
• Rally at Staten Island's Engine Co. 157 draws hundreds, as pols, citizens fight closure
• Hundreds gather outside Staten Island's Engine Co. 157 to protest possible closure
• With 92nd annual Memorial Day Parade, a perfect day for patriotism on Staten Island
• St. Charles Singles Get Together
• Staten Islanders honor veterans at 92nd annual Memorial Day Parade
• Staten Island Memorial Day Parade steps off
• Gov. Cuomo to march in Staten Island Memorial Day Parade
• Banned from prom, Moore HS pranksters make their own fun
• 2 students arrested inside Stapleton school in theft of teacher's pocketbook
• Senior prom doubles as swan song for St. Peter's Girls High School
• Staten Island's dancing man of mystery
• College of Staten Island to receive State of Israel Bonds Unity Award
• Staten Island Mall Sephora workers deter 2 women using counterfeit $100 bills, cops say
• Fleet Week sailors repaint Mariners Harbor Community Center
• No prom for pranksters at Staten Island's Moore Catholic High School
• Castleton Corners man who took part in 50G robbery in '01 accused of violating terms of release
• Graniteville man charged with assault, resisting arrest
• Education info session Wednesday at Bernikow JCC
• Robber in 2001 Staten Island home invasion accused of violating terms of prison release
• Bayonne smoke plume caused by burning mineral oil, chief says
• Fleet Week 2011 schedule of events
• 2 Staten Island teenagers earn Jr. Olympic titles
• Staten Island's mystery dancer spotted at Staten Island Mall
• Intersection of Thurston Street and Hawthorne Avenue was dedicated to Dominick Florio on Saturday
• Strong show of support for wounded warriors in New Springville
• Youngsters at Zion Lutheran Pre-school have their artwork hung; public can view at certain hours on school days
• Wheel chair-bound resident of Todt Hill Houses said elevator is repeatedly out of order
• Your Soap Box: Mardel Black, Bulls Head
• Autopsy expected today on body pulled from water near Staten Island Ferry terminal
• State to examine air samples from Brookfield landfill independently
• Savino calls for essays in honor of 'Juneteenth'
• Search is on for Staten Island's ugliest kitchen
• New signs showcase St. Paul's Avenue Historic District in Stapleton
• Assist at Navy Band concert in Stapleton
• P.A.L. spoken word winners named
• DEC reminds homeowners of new program for electronic waste recycling
• City Parks Foundation program aims to get young adults from 12 to 21 media-literate and production savvy
• Fleet Week 2011 commences on Staten Island, and talk about seeworthy
• New Markham Gardens development wins award
• At Memorial Day, thoughts turn to 'grunt padre,' Rev. Vincent R. Capodanno
• Blaze at chemical plant in Bayonne spews smoke, forces bridge closure
• Wagner HS students push back against bullying
• Bayoone Bridge reopens to traffic after fire at New Jersey chemical plant
• Smoke forces closure of Bayonne Bridge
• Smoke crosses Kill van Kull into West Brighton
• Students at Staten Island's Susan Wagner High School stand up against bullying
• From the Staten Island Advance Shores Editor: Meals make the day
• No signs of trauma on body pulled from water near Staten Island Ferry terminal
• 2 men plead not guilty in murder of Staten Island aspiring rapper
• Set a good example: Be a healthy mom
• Body of man pulled from water at St. George Ferry Terminal
• FDNY responds to reports of body in water in St. George
• Lineage of march in Staten Island Memorial Day
• Staten Island's 'The Doomsday Code' author Robert Fitzpatrick announces Oct. 21 is dire day
• Mayor attends Wagner College reception in honor of Borough President James Molinaro
• Head of Staten Island-based gambling ring boasted he should run OTB, authorities allege
• More than 20 people arrested across 3 states in alleged multimillon dollar gambling ring based on Staten Island
• 1 in custody after investigators crack alleged multimillion dollar Staten Island-based gambling ring
• Cops raid Staten Island locations in takedown of alleged multi-million gambling ring
• Drug suspect charged after wild Staten Island chase leaves 6 cops hurt
• West Brighton felon gets 15 years in home invasion
• Inaugural 'Touch-A-Truck' fundraiser held at Richmond County Bank Ballpark parking lot in St. George
• U.S. Postal Service stages trial mail truck runs from Staten Island to Manhattan
• Dead body found in Staten Island courtyard
• Police search for suspect in 2 Staten Island stick-ups
• Staten Island Touch-A-Truck event for youngsters set for tomorrow
• Inn that many in Willowbrook wanted out reopens as Ramada Hotel
• Staten Island's Wagner College graduates 669
• Fire at New York Container Terminal under control; no injuries
• Fire on grounds of New York Container Terminal
• Wagner College graduates told 'character is the quality that counts'
• Staten Islanders mark National Bike to Work Day
• Wagner College graduation to begin shortly at Grymes Hill school
• Parks Department moving to install skate park at New Springville site
• May 21, 2011 update: Staten Island prophet of doom says he expects to be in heaven for tomorrow's 'end of the world'
• Jobs fair at St. George Library Center is aimed at students and recent graduates
• Tour Temple Emanu-El tomorrow and Sunday
• New Artist and Architecture Series
• Staten Island explosion caused by homeless man looking to steal pipe, prosecutors say
• Ending hurt, but College of Staten Island softball team's season was still special
• Intersection of Thurston Street and Hawthorne Avenue was dedicated to Dominick Florio on Saturday
• Staten Island youth soccer team enjoyed big-league night
• Staten Island's Rhino Club hoping to keep wrestling on the upswing
• PS 69 students take an old piano and make it new again
• Musician, math whiz Jenna Calderon will graduate from Macaulay Honors College and go on to Columbia University's Teachers College
• Department of Parks & Recreation names 4 Staten Island winners in its 3rd annual Freshkills Haiku Contest
• San Francisco native discovers Pouch Camp
• Your Soap Box: Laura Kenny, Meiers Corners
• 2 arrests in connection with Staten Island apartment building explosion
• Welcome repairs to Staten Island Railway station houses and bridges comes with 2-year disruption
• PS 65 hopes community will help recognize its efforts by funding a sign with its name
• Like they say, laughter is often the best medicine
• Bariatric surgery can help those who struggle to shed pounds; often short-circuits related medical conditions
• Gracelyn Santos and Michael Mroczek: A couple of dentists
• Atlantic Salt's mixer for shakers launches celebration of New Brighton waterfront
• Westerleigh: One-time temperance town great place to live
• Attempting to slow the flow in Graniteville
• Get busy; better your community
• Spring Fairs
• Bally's closes gym in Mariners Harbor
• Beautiful plantings brighten village square in Stapleton
• It'll be raining confetti on Sunday at Shred Fest in Von Briesen Park
• Port Richmond teen faces assault charge in punching of cop, court papers say
• Brooklyn man nabbed in allegedly phoning in threats to 911 from St. George Ferry Terminal
• Highlights from the District 83 Spring Conference
• Port Richmond's Engine 157 joins South Beach's Engine 161 on the chopping block
• From the Shores Editor: Sticker shock
• Early-morning Staten Island blast 'felt like an earthquake'
• Staten Island apartment building shattered by explosion and fire will be demolished, FDNY says
• Explosion, fire rock Mariners Harbor home, causing 1 injury and large evacuation
• Sip, Stroll and Savor The Spring: Historic Richmond Town Presents Uncorked!,
• Stapleton felon could spend rest of life in prison after drive-by shooting
• 122nd Precinct Community Council May Meeting Notice
• Memorial Day Four Mile Run
• Christ Church New Brighton Spring Fair 2011
• Blaze on Van Duzer Street points up scourge of neglected properties
• Man arrested on numerous charges after police chase in New Brighton
• State Supreme Court Jurist Judy McMahon named 'Person of the Year'
• Sunday is Immigrant Workers' Rights Awareness Day
• NYPD floods New Brighton section of Staten Island in search for suspect
• Therapy dog program to begin at Staten Island LGBT Community Center
• UJA Community breakfast scheduled for May 22
• New Brighton fire under control
• Staten Island Ferry gets a stowaway -- wax figure of Johnny Depp in 'Pirate of the Caribbean'
• Wagner College football players give back to community
• Legacy of Staten Island 9/11 firefighter Chuck Margiotta lives on
• Second-graders at St. Rita's teamed up to master the 5-step writing process, then went on to publish their work
• Bill would enable Staten Islanders to remove phragmites from their property without obtaining state permit
• City installs digital speed sensor on Graniteville section of Richmond Avenue, but some question its value
• Sea View Cinema: Movies, in the comfort of their home
• Your Soap Box: Daniel Pascale, Travis
• Rene I. Montalvo "Take it to the Limit" Scholarship helps athletes pursue dreams
• Right now is a great time to bird-watch, as many species are either returning for the summer or passing through to even cooler climes
• The arts win hearts at Westerleigh's PS 30
• Staten Island woman wins ShopRite Grocery grand prize
• Parents play a major role in teaching their children the benefits of being kind
• Spring Fairs
• Cargo Cafe now under new ownership
• Volunteer on the hardwood, teach kids to play basketball
• Resident parrot at Staten Island Children's Museum paints original water colors; note-cards then sold at museum shop
• Your Soap Box: Kurt Schnock, New Brighton
• About 800 people take part in JCC jobs fair on Staten Island
• Staten Island home health aide stole jewelry, police allege
• Mariners Harbor man charged with stealing electronics from neighbor's apartment
• Arthur Rubin, Staten Island man accused of strangling wife, pleads not guilty
• Staten Islanders accused of fatally beating grandma plead not guilty on murder charges
• From the Shores editor: Edging closer to summer in the city
• Our Lady of Good Counsel students shave their heads to raise cancer funds
• Drunken homeless man allegedly carjacks cab in Mariners Harbor after driver stops to get him water
• Staten Island Chamber of Commerce puts finger on the pulse of small business owners
• 2nd arrest in slaying of aspiring Mariners Harbor rapper
• Brooklyn man goes berserk, smashes Staten Island girlfriend's furniture, steals cash, authorities say
• Staten Island OutLOUD: Summer 2011
• Volunteers Needed - Animal Care & Control Staten Island
• Staten Island man walks into police precinct, says he molested girl, authorities allege
• Staten Island Chamber of Commerce visits businesses on Victory Boulevard
• Staten Islanders claim top spots in Parks Dept. Freshkills poetry contest
• A Staten Island NYPD precinct stationhouse grows in Graniteville
• Authorities: Staten Island slay suspect says he was 'disrespected'
• Staten Island mom accused in Mother's Day pot attack faces assault, weapons charges
• Staten Island's 4th NYPD precinct taking shape in Graniteville
• Staten Island mom allegedly slammed baby's dad with pot when he didn't buy her Mother's Day gift, report says
• Susan Wagner High School to perform 'Les Miserables' at Staten Island's St. George Theatre
• Key Staten Island drug-crime program doomed
• Merchant Marine Veterans of Staten Island
• Fun goes-round as the Carousel for All Children opens in Willowbrook Park
• New Staten Island Ferry Terminal, same old complaints
• Student film to revist the horrors of the Willowbrook State School
• From the Shores Editor: What good moms do
• Fire at Stapleton building brought under control
• Fire reported in Stapleton building
• Staten Island family in squabble with condo board over location of lift for disabled child
• NYC to give away free rain barrels to Staten Islanders
• Cinco de Mayo festival tomorrow in Faber Park
• State assemblyman Lou Tobacco calls on EPA for Brookfield project
• Benefit concert at CSI aids Japan earthquake victims
• Committee announces grand marshal for 2011 Travis Fourth of July Parade
• Honors student Brian Kateman living his life to fullest
• New sculpture in Bloomfield comes courtesy of Hilton Garden Inn owners Richard and Lois Nicotra
• Your Soap Box: John Pormigiano, Willowbrook
• Smoke-free program presented at schools
• Spring Fairs
• Your Soap Box: Angel Carde, Stapleton
• Volunteers needed to help maintain Clove Lakes Park
• Four teens shadow borough officials as part of a Con Edison-sponsored program
• Some last-minute, unique tips for Mother's Day gifts
• Rain barrel give-away at CSI
• New Springville man pleads guilty in drunken driving case that killed his best friend
• Trip to pet store leads to new aquarium purchase
• YMCA launches diabetes prevention program
• A brand new place to play in Silver Lake Park
• Dedicated zookeeper Walter Levendosky has worked at the Staten Island Zoo in West Brighton since 1971
• What's up with the Cargo Cafe?
• Are cellular and PCS towers, antennas safe?
• Westerleigh cell-phone tower was unexpected and is unwelcome
• Body blow to Staten Island's St. Peter's Girls High School
• Westerleigh woman appreciates aid rendered by Holy Family parishioners
• New Brighton man sentenced to 20 years in jail for robberies
• Staten Island's economic future 'quite bright,' city official says at economic conference
• Arthur Rubin, Staten Island suspect, indicted for second-degree murder in death of wife
• 2011 Staten Island Conference draws business owners, employees to Hilton Garden Inn
• Aspiring Staten Island rapper gunned down in Port Richmond
• Man found shot to death in car on a Staten Island street
• Port Authority meeting with pols, public tonight at St. George Theatre
• Choral Classics Celebrating Richmond Choral Socity's 60th Anniversary
• St. George beset by two-headed dragon of discomfort
• Raid on West Brighton homes yields arsenal, drugs, cops say
• High Rock Challenge on Staten Island today; cheer on participants
• Statutory rape charges for Tompkinsville man who allegedly impregnated teen
• New Brighton man faces stolen property charge after not returning rented car, court papers allege
• No bail for Staten Island duo in fatal attack on Tompkinsville merchant
• Plant sale and orchid show this weekend at Snug Harbor
• Travis man accused of driving 100 mph on West Shore Expressway
• 122 Precinct Blood Drive
• 'Grimm Reaper' protester on hand as Staten Islanders begin arriving at Rep. Michael Grimm's town-hall forum
• Watchdog group finds widespread parking permit abuse in Staten Island's St. George section
• From the Shores Editor: Showered with books
• Rep. Michael Grimm hosting Staten Island town hall meeting tonight
• Free book highlights wonder of Pouch Scout camp
• 2 runs through Greenbelt woods in the rain
• Need A Fix – Spotted: Day 326
• Your Soap Box: Susan Raia, New Springville
• Police and public come together at 122nd Precinct Community Council meetings
• Synthetic lawns growing in popularity here
• On The Market on the North Shore
• Arlington Marsh: One-of-a-kind filter on the North Shore
• Royal wedding is a teachable moment
• Markham Intermediate students raised more than $20,000 last year for local March of Dimes
• NYC Compost Project on Staten Island
• May Day Service Auction of the Unitarian Church of Staten Island
• Bayley Seton Hospital is the first stop on conservationist's tour of architectural gems
• While outside, play it safe
• Spring peepers: The first sound of the season
• Workers Day rally Sunday in Port Richmond
• Cops nab suspect wanted for spate of stickups in Stapleton
• Mariners Harbor man pleads guilty in slaying
• Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott preaches teacher autonomy during visit to Staten Island's PS 69
• Suspects in beating of Staten Island grandmother have lengthy rap sheets
• Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott visiting Staten Island's PS 69
• Cops arrest 2 in deadly wintertime assault on Staten Island grandparents
• Bridge that carries Bradley Avenue over Staten Island Expressway gets the works
• At speed-prone Staten Island intersection, officials unveil digital detector
• Search in Staten Island Mall for suspect in attempted auto break-in
• Car overturns, multiple injuries in Stapleton crash
• NYPD searches for Staten Island deli bandit
• Locke leading the way for Falcons' softball team
• Good Friday procession on Staten Island's North Shore, as Christians observe solemn day
• DJ Megatron suspect worked cleanup in Supreme Court building after shooting, sources say
• COAHSI Spring Programs/Workshops
• Young & Spacious Two Family Home for Sale in Travis, Staten Island NY
• Felony charges for Staten Island man accused of driving drunk for 3rd time
• Staten Island businessman accused of preying on seniors in $12M Ponzi scheme
• DJ Megatron suspects indicted by grand jury
• On eve of Earth Day, Staten Island BP James Molinaro renews his call for a wind farm at Fresh Kills
• Friends, family and firefighters cut ribbon on field in honor of Sept. 11 victim, Lt. Charles Margiotta, beloved community activist
• PS 54 students learn about Alzheimer's
• No need to sweat most headaches; others can signify problems
• Large turnout for CSI Asperger's syndrome forum
• Your Soap Box: Dave Fernandez, New Springville
• Staten Island Boy Scouts: Resourceful and self-confident
• Proms don't have to break the bank
• Pitch in to make Snug Harbor plant sale a success
• Students raise $ to help support victims of earthquake, tsunami
• PS 31 students learn a bit about building
• Don't miss the Staten Island Orchid Society's show next weekend at Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden
• Bay Street Landing and Shakti Yoga studio looking at a tough 2 years as underground infrastructure gets an upgrade
• Your Soap Box: Vinny Gerardi, New Brighton
• Staten Island cannoli mecca Alfonso's reopens after 3-day Health Department shutdown
• Church of St. Andrew parishioners donated basket of stuffed animals to RUMC pediatric clinic
• Art Lab elects new chairwoman, officers of the board
• Stapleton teen nabbed after allegedly stealing video games, sword
• Security procedures at Staten Island government building frustrate some
• Staten Island Cricket Club's opening weekend a real big hit
• Staten Island Economic Development Corporation gets $120G fed grant for Green Zone initiative
• JCC inducts six into Sports Hall of Fame
• On National Hiring Day, Staten Island McDonald's looking to beef up its staff
• Jail guard from Staten Island charged in decade-old slaying of his ex-girlfriend
• Cops:Threats lead to arrest
• 6 charged in street brawl in Stapleton
• Staten Island Correction officer charged in 11-year-old murder case
• Murder charge for Staten Island Correction officer accused in fatal shooting of ex-girlfriend
• From the Shores Editor: Something to celebrate every day
• Stapleton man charged with filing false report of a gun
• Staten Island man recounts family success story in a best-selling book
• 122nd Precinct Community Council April Meeting Notice
• Locke leading the way for Falcons'softball team
• Indoor soccer season ends with bang
• Sacred Heart: The little parish that could
• Volunteers render Snug Harbor shipshape for spring
• Two Staten Island brothers allegedly beat pair of victims in West Brighton
• First Spruce Up! Snug Harbor draws 300 volunteers to Livingston
• Meiers Corners jeweler arrested after allegedly agreeing to buy stolen jewelry
• SIEDC Conference 2011 is May 4 at Hilton Garden Inn
• March for Babies, which targets premature births, to step off from Mall
• Fear keeps Staten Island 7th-grader at home
• Arthur Rubin, Staten Island murder suspect, drove upstate, bought rat poison after wife's death, prosecutors say
• Technology, health care among focuses of annual Staten Island business conference
• Arthur Rubin, Staten Island murder suspect, ordered held without bail in death of his wife
• Young boys on Staten Island can choose from 31 different Cub Packs, many with their own personality and focus
• Moore Catholic HS staging spring musical
• New business, Our Life Signs, specializes in announcing happy events like births and anniversaries
• Put pen to paper: Write a haiku about Freshkills Park
• At Susan Wagner High School, which offers instruction in Latin language, some say, 'Veni, vidi, vici'
• SI Mall celebrates arrival of spring
• Your Soap Box: Al Guskind, New Springville
• Arthur Rubin, Staten Island murder suspect, led into precinct for booking
• Young boys on Staten Island can choose from 31 different Cub Packs, many with their own personality and focus
• Volunteers with Staten Island Career Coaches help McKee students fine-tune interview skills, resume preparation
• Staten Island Museum thinks outside the box
• Free mammograms for eligible women
• Help special-needs kids learn soccer
• Spring Fairs
• A boost for Project Homefront at St. Teresa's School
• Human beings were built to move
• Beloved whale ornament missing from Westerleigh home
• A touch of Scotland on the North Shore
• Quilt expert sends gift to PS 31 students
• John Klauder: The man behind the music
• Your Soap Box: Tracy Hunter, Mariners Harbor
• New Brighton man accused of bilking state for unemployment dollars
• NYPD charges Staten Island's Arthur Rubin with second-degree murder in wife's death
• Murder of Staten Island woman Eva Rubin sparked by financial woes, investigators believe
• Death of Staten Island woman Eva Rubin determined homicide
• Husband of Staten Island woman found dead cut his wrists and stabbed himself, law enforcement sources say
• From the Shores Editor: The art of learning
• Staten Island woman found dead, possibly strangled, in her Willowbrook home
• Employers Register for the OU Job Boards JOB FAIR FREE Joi
• Source: Staten Island man, Arthur Rubin, sought for questioning after wife's death, now in police custody
• Staten Island man sought for questioning after wife is found dead
• Bay Street re-opened to traffic after water main break causes flood near Staten Island Ferry Terminal
• Staten Island woman found dead at home; cops seeking husband for questioning
• Staten Island woman found dead in home; authorities reportedly looking for husband
• Water shut off as broken main floods Bay Street in St. George
• Staten Island's Bay Street a 'river' after apparent water-main break
• Staten Island Crime Victims' Vigil to be held Thursday
• Fire Department response at busy Castleton Corners intersection
• Staten Island Expressway accident slows traffic
• Big gains fuel big dreams for the College of Staten Island
• RCO & New York Philharmonic
• Supervising Judge credited with cutting out Family Court chaos on Staten Island
• Richmond University Medical Center breaks ground on a super center
• Seventh-grade girl arrested at Stapleton school
• At Scouts' Pouch Camp, summer will be in session despite black cloud
• Rossville/Staten Island NY 10309. Two bedroom end unit first floor / Mint condo for sale
• Mariners Harbor man attacked ex-wife after breaking into her home, cops allege
• Convicted Staten Island killer accused of beating up mother's former boyfriend
• Staten Island son allegedly breaks into mother's apartment twice, swipes electronics, vacuum cleaner
• Hands joined around the table at inspiring Interfaith Seder
• Congregation B'nai Israel confers honors
• Alzheimer's Foundation to host food and wine festival on Sunday
• Groundbreaking at the Staten Island Children's Museum
• Freshkills Park hosts haiku contest
• Charity ECHO springs to aid of Staten Island widower
• Scott LaPiedra 5K Memorial Run
• Preservation League of Staten Island News - Spring 2011 News
• DJ Megatron murder suspects confessed to slaying, prosecutors allege
• DJ Megatron slaying suspects enter not guilty pleas in Staten Island court
• The Hilton Garden Inn has dished out tons of food, gallons of spirits and celebrated the weddings of hundreds of brides in 10 years of operation
• Students at Police Officer Rocco Laurie Intermediate School participate in 'Respect for All Week'
• No truth to rumors that popular Jose Tejas Tex-Mex restaurant is headed to Graniteville
• Search is on for source of curbside stream on Westport Street
• Your Soap Box: Nunzia And Luigi Nabbioso, Bulls Head
• Video: DJ Megatron's suspected killer is led from Staten Island police precinct, en route to court
• Wagner College has scholarship money for neighborhood chemists
• There's always time to teach
• Theater-arts program at PS 44 is a winner, say students
• Husband and wife Jim and Julie McCormack make house calls for home repairs
• Symptoms of bladder cancer can confuse
• In Stapleton, cricket championship draws attention
• Spring Fairs
• Staten Island Children's Museum educator has a way with animals
• North Shore Dems to celebrate 50 years
• Spring greening is beginning
• Community Board 1 wins first leg of 'paper chase'
• DJ Megatron's suspected shooter escorted from Staten Island's 120th Precinct stationhouse
• Control seasonal allergies holistically
• Richmond University Medical Center to expand
• Area of West Brighton is part of a citywide pilot program to increase energy efficiency
• Your Soap Box: Rudolph Montanez, New Brighton
• DJ Megatron's alleged killers to face arraignment in Staten Island Criminal Court
• DJ Megatron's alleged shooters caught on Staten Island
• Staten Islander, an alleged gang member, pleads guilty in murder of Queens man
• Mariners Harbor family facing felony drug and weapon charges after months-long sting
• Spring Workshops/JPMorgan Chase Grants
• A Universal Call for World Peace
• Staten Island man lobbies for barrier after tire comes crashing through his front window
• Cops arrest 2 in slaying of Staten Island's DJ Megatron
• Staten Island mom arrested after baby leaves house, wanders into traffic, cops say
• Middle-aged Staten Islanders struggling to find work
• Two Staten Island United soccer teams heading to Italy
• OLQP, Kvasic holding youth soccer camps
• Reputed gang member from Staten Island pleads not guilty in deadly domestic incident
• West Brighton man, who said he was looking to finance heroin addiction, sentenced to 2-4 years in jail
• Job fair draws hundreds to New Brighton
• Rx in peace: Staten Island couple used dead mother's prescription to buy painkiller drugs, cops say
• DJ Megatron remembered for drive, enthusiasm at Staten Island funeral
• U.S. Attorney General must decide if he wants to seek death penalty for Staten Island cop killer Ronell Wilson
• From the Shores Editor: Whatever happened to dress-up?
• DJ Megatron funeral draws scores to Staten Island church
• Heavy, gusty thunderstorms to pass over Staten Island's North Shore
• DJ Megatron remembered at Staten Island funeral
• Hundreds attend wake for Staten Island's DJ Megatron
• 1 injured in crash on Richmond Parkway
• Relief is on the way for Staten Island choke point
• Staten Island community center named after hero cop Gerard Carter finally opens its doors
• DJ Megatron's wake on Staten Island draws, friends, family, fans and fellow disc jockeys
• DJ Megatron wake taking place on Staten Island today
• 2nd suspect charged in Staten Island attack on Muslim classmate
• 2nd Staten Island suspect in custody in attack on Muslim student
• Teacher accused in gun threat makes 100G bail; lawyer says Stapleton woman was 'venting'
• Staten Island community boards vie for waste-paper crown
• Clifton teen nabbed in gunpoint robbery
• Port Richmond man charged with harassment of girlfriend
• Ex-con guilty in 2 violent N. Shore robberies
• Fugitive from Albany caught in Concord
• Titone touts pine for New York state's 'official scent' -- does bill pass smell test?
• Con Edison sues hapless Staten Island bus driver for 81G cost of repairs in accident
• 2011 Historic Preservation Awards
• West Brighton man faces life in prison after allegedly stabbing family friend to death
• DJ Megatron funeral arrangements set for Staten Island on Tuesday
• Recycle unwanted electronics at Staten Island Mall event tomorrow
• Staten Island Muslim girl says she feels bad for alleged attacker in headscarf incident
• No serious injuries, but two separate accidents create Goethals Bridge mess
• Heavy delays on the N.J.-bound Goethals Bridge
• 12-year-old Staten Island boy suspected in alleged headscarf bias incident can't be charged with hate crime, dad says
• Suspect in slashing aboard Staten Island bus ID'd in ER by 2 victims
• Defendant in bizarre Staten Island arson, fecal rampage uncorks tirade
• Car-truck crash blocks a major West Brighton intersection
• Foundation established by Staten Island hoteliers Lois and Richard Nicotra makes first awards
• Teens who graduated from graffiti ready mural for high-end Staten Island condos
• Relative claims Staten Island 'fecal rampage' suspect has schizophrenia
• Four-Day Memorial Day Weekend music and art festival in New Jersey
• Staten Island has its own version of 'Baywatch' in search of seals
• A week of giving at more than 100 Staten Island schools
• Hungerford School parents hear from a pro
• New turning lanes in the works at intersection of Brielle and Rockland avenues
• Video: Staten Island 'fecal rampage' suspect shouts, spits at news photographers outside court
• No word yet on trace amount of chemical at former Brookfield Landfill
• Your Soap Box: Faith Schwalb, New Springville
• Nobody misses former Fresh Kills landfill's stench
• Staten Island 'fecal rampage' suspect ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation
• Dad of Staten Island boy in headscarf incident: My son is Muslim
• West Shore Expressway repairs are on the way
• Owl Hollow soccer fields not sinking, says Parks Department
• Staten Island 'fecal rampage' suspect shouts, spits on way to court
• Early bloomers on the North Shore
• Designers offer Islanders home decorating tips at Home Show
• Note to shut-ins: Time to get out
• A week of giving at more than 100 Staten Island schools
• 100-year-old player piano a new fixture at Liedy's Shore Inn
• Mad Hair Tea Party at the Secret Garden Spa in West Brighton
• Thousands of free trees up for grabs
• Young chefs tackle clam chowder at Staten Island Children's Museum
• Seasonal Fairs
• Unpleasant signs of spring: Runny noses, itchy eyes
• Neighbors want nighttime lock down at PS 45
• Need A Fix: Fire ravaged house in Stapleton
• It's agreed: Excavation is the answer at lead conatamination site in Port Richmond
• Your Soap Box: Jim Caserta, New Brighton
• 2 teens slashed, pummeled aboard bus in Tompkinsville
• Gerard Carter Community Center that honors slain cop to open -- finally -- at Stapleton Houses next week
• Recycle your electronics at the Staten Island Mall
• Pupil nabbed in headscarf assault inside Stapleton school, faces hate-crime charges
• S.I. Stingrays have come long way
• Cops seeking 2 in connection with Staten Island armed robbery
• We are the Champions
• From the Shores Editor: Change has come but more is needed
• Port Richmond students to celebrate Broadway this weekend
• We are the Champions
• St. Peter's Girls High School scouts Staten Island for a new home
• Police arrest Graniteville teen in alleged Walgreen's shoplifting
• Crash involving school bus in West Brighton
• Wild goose chase for cops after Bulls Head man sound false alarm about being shot
• Gig by Air Force rock band a sonic boon for Curtis HS
• The 2011 Awards For Historic Preservation
• Staten Island man cried wolf over gunshot wound, cops allege
• Air Force band Afterburner performs at Curtis High School
• Staten Island man set pregnant ex-girlfriend's apartment ablaze in bizarre fecal rampage, cops allege
• 'Holiday Bandit' robbery suspect in custody; wanted in string of heists, including one on Staten Island
• Staten Island couple weds at Macy's Flower Show, where their love blossomed
• Parents sue Facebook over online photos of their Staten Island daughter's corpse
• Mariners Harbor woman charged with attempted murder after stabbing
• DJ Megatron's son saw men approach dad at Staten Island bodega, relative tells Ga. paper
• Facebook, city named in lawsuit filed by parents of Staten Island murder victim Caroline Wimmer
• DJ Megatron murder investigation continues; no arrests yet
• NYC hip-hop artist DJ Megatron shot dead on a Staten Island street
• West Brighton man sentenced to 14 years in prison for rape
• D.J. Megatron, HOT 97 jockey, ID'd as victim in Staten Island shooting, report says
• Baseball game at Curtis HS called on account of BB shots
• Staten Island businesses like the sound of one-stop hearings
• Baby in day care on Staten Island is pronounced dead
• Infant pronounced dead after being transported to Staten Island hospital
• Infant given emergency escort to Staten Island hospital
• New Brighton teen charged in mugging that left victim slashed, beaten
• Staten Island teen pleads guilty to kidnapping after alleged spat over Hot Pocket snack
• March Madness...Staten Island style
• Youth hoop league names scholarship winners
• St. Teresa's crowns intramural hoop champs
• Beloved Staten Island coffee shop to close its doors on Sunday
• Staten Island students show their skills at Catholic Schools Science Fair
• Staten Island Catholic school pupils display their science chops at fair in New Brighton
• Hero cop, a former Staten Islander and 'Father of the Year,' accused of sexual abuse
• City to weigh in on state of Owl Hollow Fields
• In celebration of Lutheran Schools Month, students in Castleton Corners and Eltingville share a day together
• Commuter alleges copper missing from historic Sea View building
• Vik's Fine Jewelry now at new location
• From the Shores Editor: Time to come clean
• College of Staten Island to host mental health fair
• Your Soap Box: Sam Weiss, Meiers Corners
• Jenna Hager: Literacy is solution to many world problems
• Curtis HS library takes on new identity
• No shortage of entertainment here
• Steer clear of salt
• Dr. Raymond Helfand: A visionary on Forest Avenue
• Richmond Chlorination Facility upgrade completed
• Popular coffee shop to close in Four Corners
• Jenna Hager: Literacy is solution to many world problems
• Web savvy volunteers needed
• Formula One racing Staten Island not likely to happen, despite official's desire
• Parks Dept. promises TLC for Livingston's popular Walker Park
• Need a summer job? Openings for lifeguards this summer
• Reach out to your Councilwoman
• Your Soap Box: Robert Miller, West Brighton
• Staten Island Museum takes a giant step toward the future
• Archaeology Fair is Sunday at Wagner College
• Embroidery Class For Children To Be Offered At Historic Richmond Town
• At special assembly, mayor, community leaders sing praise of PS 22 Chorus
• Music review: "Several Shades of Why" by J Mascis
• PS 22 Chorus honored during assembly at Graniteville school
• Staten Island Museum holds groundbreaking on new facility
• Navy equipment up for auction as NYC clears out former Staten Island home port
• State Sen. Diane Savino's staff giving riders their say via ferry report cards
• Port Richmond Center woman gets 9 years in abduction of debtor's wife
• City Councilwoman Debi Rose to host Women's History Month Celebration
• Is It Chili Yet? Historic Richmond Town Presents The 2nd Annual New York City Chili Cookoff
• At ceremony marking Fresh Kills closure, Staten Island BP James Molinaro blasts Parks
• Cops seek help locating missing Staten Island man
• Police raid Stapleton office, find gun drugs
• Cops say Clifton man charged with lacerny in theft at Home Depot
• Solidarity Forever: The Union Makes Us Strong"
• At Staten Island Ferry terminal, project authors another rush-hour nightmare
• St. Paul's School of Nursing in Bloomfield expands program
• Let wind farm bloom at Fresh Kills, urges Borough President Molinaro
• Company planning to install pipeline holding Staten Island job fair
• In wake of Japan nuclear crisis, BP renews call for Staten Island wind farm
• CUNY, College of Staten Island wants your feedback
• Red Cross appeals to Staten Islanders to help aid others
• Christ Church New Brighton To Host Fish Supper
• Felled by his ski mask's DNA, 22-year-old convicted of burglarizing Rosebank home
• Staten Island chlorination station gets $2.5M upgrade, secures clean, dependable drinking water, DEP says
• Staten Island daughter Dia Cascone eyeing solid softball season for Caldwell College
• College of Staten Island's new women's volleyball coach faces tall task
• Willowbrook resident running for a good cause
• More organizations are calling Sea View home
• Trace of methylene chloride detected at Brookfield Landfill site
• Hillel at College of Staten Island institutes Kavod Circle of Honor
• At 82, public-school secretary Gloria Grumbach still loves her job
• Business advocate Susan Meeker retires from West Brighton LDC
• Sacred Heart's choir performs during grand tour of Italy
• Guardian Angels visit students at S.I. School for Civic Leadership
• Richmond Chandelier is celebrating its 85th anniversary on Port Richmond Avenue
• PS 31 students spent school year immersed in African art and crafts
• Your Soap Box: Gloria A. Brizz, Mariners Harbor
• Marniners Harbor trespasser armed, police say
• Homeless man accused of breaking into New Springville house
• Brighton Heights man burglary suspect nabbed after allegedly breaking into home on his block, police say
• Half-Day of How-To: SI Non-Profit Conference
• Staten Island students pummel pizza man, steal pies ordered for studious classmates, cops allege
• Staten Island's evolution will be focus of 2-day event this weekend
• '7 Habits' author Sean Covey visits Staten Island School of Civic Leadership
• From the Shores Editor: Lots to lament about parking
• OutLOUD: Grassroots Memorial,Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
• Jenna Hager, daughter of President Bush, speaks at Staten Island literacy luncheon
• New Springville man charged with painting graffiti in Meiers Corners
• South Beach man charged with stealing purse in Castleton Corners
• Big bid to save Staten Island's St. Peter's Girls High School
• Staten Island EMT who posted photo of corpse trades license for immunity from jail
• Staten Island OutLOUD Offers Free Creative Writing Workshops
• Burglar at Alberto's Ristorante on Staten Island helped himself to meat, fish, meat slicer, booze, CDs, cops allege
• Flaming petroleum tank in N.J. triggers calls from Staten Island motorists
• Can Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade take public funding and still exclude gays? An issue simmers
• COAHSI Folklife News - March 10, 2011
• N.J. man ran electronics scheme from Staten Island Mall parking lot, authorities allege
• Concert set for CSI's late music benefactor Michael Shugrue
• All kinds of Purim parties are on the agenda
• Son of World War II hero to speak at Bernikow JCC
• Todt Hill-Ocean Terrace intersection closed after car hits hydrant, overturns
• 300 Staten Islanders protest proposed federal budget cuts
• St. George hit by blackout, as tree brings down wire
• Park Lane at Sea View promotes young at heart mentality
• A day for parties and Irish cheer
• Fox 5 News meteorologist visits PS 54's Science and Technology Academy,
• Four restaurants where you can be Irish for a day
• Student photography exhibit at CSI, themed 'The Day After,' focuses on apocalyptic moments and their messages
• CSI students journey to the Far East
• Crime Time on the West Shore
• Your Soap Box: Carol Denora, Willowbrook
• For Staten Island Eight-Ball League pool champs, title was long-time coming
• College of Staten Island softball team hits home run with special needs students
• Witchhazel shrubs are early bloomers, according to horticulturist at Wiesner Brothers
• Residents of Pearl Street feeling picked on
• The magic of music
• 'Mangia Madness' pasta dinner Sunday at Staten Island's Immanuel Union Church
• Port Richmond High School students take tour of Waldorf-Astoria
• Grants available for grassroots efforts
• Staten Islanders doubled their use of solar power last year
• A show-stopper Irish shop in West Brighton
• Agencies team up to grow a healthier Port Richmond
• Motorist injured in crash at a Meiers Corners intersection
• Port Richmond held behind bars for 32 hours for alleged shopping cart theft
• Crime Time on the North Shore
• Your Soap Box: Mary Setzer, West Brighton
• Changes at the top for Staten Island' Notre Dame Academy HS
• St. George resident to receive Harriet Tubman award
• Nine years in jail for woman in Port Richmond Center abduction case
• West Brighton man mugs ex for $999, police say
• All-hands fire in Port Richmond is quickly knocked down, but is deemed suspicious
• Water pipe ruptures at Staten Island Borough Hall, flooding basement -- offices open today
• Staten Island cops pluck woman from icy water
• Preservation League of Staten Island Newsletter - March 2011
• Stapleton resident gets 9 years in bizarre abduction of woman
• Event canceled as water main break floods Staten Island's Borough Hall
• Broken water main floods Staten Island's Borough Hall
• Music review: 'Napa Asylum' by Sic Alps
• Staten Island's most wanted dwindles by 1, as suspect surrenders to D.A.
• From the Staten Island Advance Shores Editor: Stars can make the sparkle last
• Issue of gays marching openly in Staten Island's St. Patrick's Parade comes to light after confrontation
• One of Staten Island's most wanted fugitives arrested after turning himself into district attorney
• Staten Island Borough Hall works to promote colon cancer awareness
• Project Hospitality empowers young women trying to cope with life's complexities
• Young Dems claim Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade officials harassed members over gays
• Feds to again seek death penalty for convicted Staten Island cop killer Ronell Wilson
• Alleged Brighton Heights bandit faces charges in 2 additional break-ins
• No injuries in fire at former Staten Island Hospital building
• Firefighters knock down blaze at former Staten Island Hospital building in Tompkinsville
• Rain can't spoil Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade
• Staten Island Museum to begin preparing its new home
• Delays on Goethals Bridge to New Jersey
• Goethals Bridge returning to normal after traffic jam
• Lavelle Preparatory charter school set for big move to Bloomfield
• St. Patrick's Parade draws thousands to Staten Island's Forest Ave.
• Discover what's hot at New Springville PTA fashion show
• Spend an 'Evening in Venice' at Staten Island's Casa Belvedere
• Special guest Jenna Bush Hager, inaugural award will highlight Staten Island Literacy Luncheon
• Three to be honored at Staten Island Center for Independent Living dinner-dance
• Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade festivities begin with mass
• Staten Island Chamber of Commerce holds annual gala
• Staten Island woman was jobless, desperate -- but now a new life
• SAY YES to Schools: Say NO to Teacher Layoffs"
• After allegedly stealing $125 in merchandise, suspect offers cop $200 to get off the hook, court papers say
• Mariners Harbor man arrested for allegedly operating upstate marijuana farm
• St. Patrick's Parade steps off Sunday at 12:30 on Forest Ave.
• Congregation B'nai Israel to host lecture Thursday
• Preparing to celebrate Purim at Bernikow JCC
• NYPD says career stickup man is accused of 2 more Staten Island holdups
• At Staten Island's Wagner College, Gov. Cuomo calls for cuts to Medicaid, education spending
• Cops seize haul during drug bust behind Staten Island motel
• Driver who hurt cop in wild Staten Island strip-mall incident was high, prosecutors allege
• Speaking on Staten Island, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says there's no Band-Aid fix for financial woes
• New outreach group forms at Jewish Community Center
• Three new parks to play in, beginning this spring and continuing through fall
• Something new is brewing at The Original SoupMan
• Seniors are safe and secure at Park Lane, says management
• Your Soap Box: Tom Manza, New Springville
• After speech, Cuomo to hold 1st NYC press conference as gov on Staten Island
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo to present budget at Staten Island's Wagner College
• Now's the time to clean up your diet
• A revealing look at a different religion at St. John's Lutheran School
• Seasonal depression: For many, it's not myth
• Cannoli Week in full swing at 2 borough bakeries
• Fanlights: Now few and far between
• Holmes is where their heart is
• Stapleton graphic designer steps into spotlight with Toxic Trail Map
• Help a fellow in need
• Too much snow kept Silver Lake Park road closed
• A bit about Shooter's Island
• 2 Mariners Harbor roads, now under city's Department of Parks jurisdiction, referred to by many as 'Blue Streets'
• Your Soap Box: Eileen Kaufmann, Mariners Harbor
• Notorious Staten Island thief returns to the low road, cops say
• For Staten Island author Tracy Brown, struggle as single-mom an inspiration for successful literary career
• Borough president announces $3G in funding for Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade
• Golden Gloves set for Petrides on March 16
• Perone and baseball a real love affair
• Warriors of Wrestling ready for 'Collison Course' at Fun Station
• BP to announce additional funding for Staten Island's St. Patrick's Parade
• Staten Island's PS 22 Chorus back to school after Oscar trip
• Boo! Hiss! Meanie rips Staten Island's PS 22 Chorus appearance at Oscars
• Cops: Creep trails bus passenger and molests her in Mariners Harbor
• Ice triggers crashes, forces closing of a major Travis commuter road
• Half-Day of How-To: SI Non-Profit Conference
• West Brighton man sentenced to jail after robbing bank, spending loot at Staten Island Mall
• Man accused of trying to rape college student on Staten Island suffers from schizophrenia, lawyer says
• From the Shores Editor: A cue from a crocus
• 'Emotionally disturbed' man accused of trying to rape college student on Staten Island
• Staten Island's PS 22 Chorus returns home after unforgettable Oscars week capped with performance alongside Katy Perry
• Tea Party gets approval to march in Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade
• Staten Island's PS 22 Chorus charms Oprah and Katy Perry on Oscars special
• Staten Island son's anger boils over at arraignment of slay suspect
• Victims of sinister medical procedures included residents of Staten Island's infamous Willowbrook State School
• At Staten Island St. John's campus, dozens shed locks for a good cause
• Relatives pack court, as alleged killer of Staten Island veteran is arraigned
• Killer of Staten Island conductor gets 35 years behind bars
• Friend faces murder rap in beating death of Staten Island man
• Staten Island's PS 22 Chorus performs 'Over the Rainbow' in a show-stopping 2011 Oscars finale
• Staten Island man's death is ruled a homicide
• Staten Island's PS 22 Chorus on the Oscar red carpet
• An Open Letter to Our State Legislators
• Richmond Ave. getting its mojo back, as it lands Dick's 1st Staten Island store
• Staten Island BP provides a special audience for young Martin Luther King presenter
• Family friend fighting for life with stab wound after dispute at Staten Island apartment
• Dick's Sporting Goods coming to Staten Island
• Staten Island's PS 22 Chorus: We're ready for Oscars
• Firefighters return to battle Port Richmond blaze that smoldered in walls
• Island jury finds Stapleton man guilty of murder
• College of Staten Island gives the students a chance to have impact on community
• Great news for Staten Island's Goodhue Park
• Long may Staten Island's Scott LoBaido paint
• Lumen/art-oFF - Call to Artists
• Staten Island rescue unfolds in front of photographer
• Business students get lesson from pro at PS 54
• Castleton Corners resident has turned Clove Lakes Park into an ad hoc studio, sculpting figures from the snow
• 'Recyclemania' campaign urges students: Don't trash it, stash it
• Former Fresh Kills Landfill transformation holds little interest
• Oddo holds first civic roundtable of year
• Customers embrace super-sized CVS on Manor Road
• Your Soap Box: Shorn Drucker and Jennifer Gonzalez
• Car accident in Willowbrook leaves person pinned
• Need a fix
• St. George resident David Goldfarb: Noted advocate for seniors
• Port Richmond shop full of attention-grabbers
• A break in production at Pastosa
• On Your Mark Cafe sports a split personality
• Borough has many resources to help parents who want to move in more meaningful directions
• Staff at Immaculate Conception School stages 'Snow Olympics'
• SI's 'downtown' residents grapple with death of shopkeeper
• Port Richmond responds with community-based 'Safe Zone' program plus a 'Neighborhood Safety Patrol'
• After-school academic center attracts a crowd
• Put your colon on the gold standard
• Apartment dwellers in Elm Park decry lack of maintenance
• Your Soap Box: Shalik Stovall, New Brighton
• Firefighters extinguish all-hands fire in Port Richmond
• College of Staten Island tennis program serving
• Two sides of one ugly story: Staten Island Home Depot worker disputes arrest after allegedly knocking down man who took pictures of her
• West Brighton couple arrested for trying to leave 'uncontrollable' 6-year-old daughter at police station, according to court papers
• No injuries after tugboat fire in Kill van Kull
• Parole denied again for Staten Island DWI cop Joseph Gray, who killed 4 people in crash
• From the Shores Editor: It's that Irish time of year
• Cops: Woman jumped to her death from Staten Island adult home
• 3 New Springville men injured in Garden State Parkway crash
• Staten Island couple accused of stealing $1,500 from sleeping woman's purse at St. George Ferry Terminal
• Fire damages house in Castleton Corners
• Mystery death at New Brighton adult home
• A vow to keep Staten Island shopkeepers safe
• California, here they come! Staten Island's PS 22 chorus heads west for Oscar performance
• Staten Island Teaching Artist Institute 2011
• 122 Precinct Blood Drive
• Firefighters put out fire in Graniteville
• Staten Island Ferry passenger pulled from waters after report of jumper
• At Staten Island school, it's send in the clowns
• Emergency officials called to Staten Island Ferry terminal for report of jumper
• 3rd arrest in Staten Island kidnapping case
• Reputed Bloods gang member arrested, charged with attemped murder, assault
• 'Boardwalk Empire' filming in Browns' house of renown on Staten Island
• Staten Island Democratic Association members sings praises of stimulus act
• Staten Island man fatally struck by car in N.J.
• Judge sentences Elm Park teen to up to 4 years behind bars for attacking Mexican baker in Port Richmond
• Angry teen grabs Staten Island tot in Hot Pockets tug of war, cops say
• Staten Island teen arrested after fight over snack allegedly sparks kidnapping
• Castleton Corners resident has turned Clove Lakes Park into an ad hoc sculpting studio
• Teens from Notre Dame Academy and St. Peter's Boys High School help homeless with a Midnight Run
• Staten Island Museum plans to mount Staten Island Ferry exhibit
• Neighborhoods in uproar over SIE changes
• There's room to talk about line-up of cars on Nehring Avenue
• Worldwide music on a stage CSI's High School for International Studies
• Ways to play on the West Shore when school is closed
• Vets learn benefits should improve
• Teacher still jumping for joy at Victory Gymnastics
• Your Soap Box: Charlie G., Willowbrook
• Stapleton Artists' cooperative hosted a lively Red Velvet cake-off
• Annual home show at the College of Staten Island to feature local businesses, contractors
• Brighton Heights resident maintains collection miniature figurines
• Robert Annicharico, pharmacist owner of Delco Drugs in Eltingville: A gifted medicine man
• Photos and video: Biggest Loser runner-up Alfredo 'Frado' Dinten joins Staten Island exercise class
• Staten Island Councilwoman to fete trailblazers in Island's black community
• American Cancer Society's Relay for Life kickoff slated for March 11
• NYC Archdiocese says Staten Island's St. Peter's Girls HS to close, but friends say not without a fight
• Stapleton boyfriend charged with assault
• CSI athletics honors 7 faculty, staffers for service to program
• S.I. Karate School "mixes" it up for students
• Let the first family be your guide
• Sacred Heart School fund-raiser to boost spirits and coffers of St. Patrick's Parade on March 6
• Step up for the Finest and Bravest
• Learning to lead by example
• Crime Time on the North Shore
• From the Shores Editor: Season for seeing movies is now
• Photos of New Brighton all-hands house fire
• Grandmother succumbs after savage Tompkinsville mugging
• Fire knocked down in New Brighton fire, no injuries reported
• New Springville man charged with assault
• All-hands fire reported in New Brighton
• Strolling Poetry Amid Winter Trees - OutLOUD on Saturday
• Staten Island bank heist suspect pleads guilty
• Cause of death pending for Staten Island grandma beaten by thugs
• Staten Island grandma beaten bloody by thugs in Jan. attack dies
• Ice sends cars skidding at a Mariners Harbor intersection
• Third-generation auctioneer goes AWOL, leaving his Richmond Galleries consigners in the lurch
• Cops: Man reported car stolen to avoid gun charge
• Cops: Queens man used box-cutter in fight in Stapleton
• Drug bust results in 5 arrests in West Brighton
• Staten Island man accused of setting pit bull on ex-girl friend's husband cops a plea
• Open house set for Wednesday on alternative transit on Staten Island's North Shore
• St. Peter's Girls High School on Staten Island to shut doors in June
• St. Peter's Girls High School on Staten Island to close at end of year, Archdiocese announces
• Staten Island PTAs host pols for education forum
• Citing crisis levels, Staten Island BP Molinaro hosting emergency blood drive
• Holy homework pass! Archbishop Dolan visits Good Counsel School
• Breakfast with beef on the side for Staten Island restaurateurs at odds with city
• Feds say they've busted North Shore drug distribution network
• City hopes celebrity shoutouts will curb absenteeism in 25 NYC schools
• New Brighton ex-con charged after allegedly cutting wife
• Pro wrestlers to 'invade' Moore Catholic
• Prosecutors to take 2nd crack at death penalty for Staten Island cop killer Ronell Wilson
• Amid closures, Archbishop Dolan's appearance at Staten Island school signals vote of confidence
• Historic Richmond Town showcases a long look back at fire-fighting
• Proposals to broaden Rockland Avenue
• West Shore takes on tokens of affection
• Susan Wagner High School students in Scholars Academy raise $1G to be donated to animal-rescue program
• Crime Time on the West Shore
• Learning to lead by example
• Hey smokers, get ready to take a hike
• New World Preperatory Charter School in Port Richmond plans open house
• Sweet treats for Valentine's Day
• El Bethel Christian Academy in Westerleigh to be closed
• Port Richmond man nabbed after police allegedly catch him selling cocaine on street corner
• New Jersey man found with drugs on Graniteville street, cops say
• Staten Island high-rise doorman burglarized residents to fuel coke habit, authorities allege
• West Brighton chosen for city energy-reduction initiative
• Community comes together to investigate "Secret Staten Island"
• Staten Island bakers to square off in cake competition
• Volunteer to support Sept. 11 service activities
• Cops catch suspect after brief chase on West Shore
• Crime Time on the North Shore
• 2 new projects to be announced at Staten Island Zoological Society ball
• Staten Island suspect in Oct. attack in gay bar is now charged with assaulting homeless man, cops
• From the Shores Editor: New neighbors live off the land
• Police hunting alleged knifepoint robber in Westerleigh
• Parking space a hot-ticket item on Silver Lake block
• Staten Island Charter School accepting applications for kindergarten, 1st, 2nd grade
• Plan to house mentally ill patients at a former St. George convent still on hold as opposition endures
• For Bags Wags winner, this year's big game was extra Super
• Tall gunman makes big score at bank in Port Richmond
• Advance gets action for snowed-in mom in New Springville
• Staten Island felon sought in gun case nabbed in New Jersey
• Police looking for bank robber in Port Richmond Center
• Accident ties up notorious New Springville intersection
• Port Richmond man ran illegal operation at Elm Park auto body shop, court papers say
• Suspect in Staten Island fire is being held without bail
• Dedication leads to promotion for 120th Precinct's commanding officer John Denesopolis
• Staten Island Tae Kwon Do school demonstration a real kick
• Island Express on the fast track
• 13th annual Staten Island Economic Development Conference to be held May 4
• New Springville boxing novice's big loss turned into a victory
• Shop owner says you won't find evil when you open this Pandora's box
• Subway is super, and now up and running in Sea View
• Hilton Garden Inn wedding expo draws hundreds
• Too many cars, too few spots, frustration mounting on Nehring Street
• Your Soap Box: Seventh- and eighth-grade students at St. Rita's School
• For Staten Island burglary suspect, a gamble results in conviction -- and possible 127-year sentence
• Air your concerns at 122 Police Precinct Community Council meeting
• It's take two at West Brighton's Markham Gardens during Feb. 12 open house
• A problem with speeding and sight lines on Van Duzer Street
• Incorporate safety features when redesigning your kitchen
• Win dinner for 2 - and more
• If your child's bullied, be an ally
• At PS 22, students learning about motto 'Peace begins with you' through number of projects, activities
• Cub Scouts from Pack #37 in Castleton Corners compete against each other in their own Pinewood Derby
• Cold-weather do's and don'ts
• Dr. Jennifer Falcone: Snow shoveling 101
• Former Staten Island super arrested at Bard Avenue fire that guts 3 apartments
• Fight winter blues with splash of yellow
• Security guard at Wagner College receives his degree alongside his daughter
• Your Soap Box: Keith Jacobs, Tompkinsville
• Staten Island PS 30 principal tells teachers who arrived after bell during ice storm their pay will be docked, sources say
• Staten Island state Sen. Diane Savino rips subway barrier scheme
• $400K for Staten Island brothers who were sickened by lead paint in flat
• Stapleton student nabbed in theft from teacher
• Tompkinsville gunman flouts order of protection, police say
• St. George man accused of mugging pal, authorities say
• Staten Island Chuck rises to the occasion, says winter's on the wane
• Former superintendent of Staten Island apartment complex taken into custody after suspicious fire; not charged in connection with blaze yet
• No injuries in Tompkinsville commercal building collapse
• New Springville man admits role in mortgage-fraud scheme
• All-hands fire at Staten Island apartment complex under investigation
• Building collapse reported in Tompkinsville
• All-hands fire in Livingston under control
• All-hands fire in Livingston, hydrants frozen
• From the Shores Editor: Being neighborly is nice
• Groundhog Day 2011: It's an early spring! Staten Island Chuck did not see his shadow
• Groundhog Day 2011: Ice storm won't delay Staten Island Chuck's prediction
• Apartments in offing for mentally ill
• Staten Island teen accused of mistakenly shooting best friend in head is indicted on 2nd-degree murder charges
• Video: Musician's mellow sounds sooth Staten Island Ferry riders
• Port Richmond man, jailed in 2000 shooting, now faces burglary rap
• Groundhog Day 2011: Will Staten Island Chuck see his shadow?
• Need help paying for college? Click here for information on financial aid program, event on Staten Island
• Groundhog Day 2011 countdown: Staten Island Chuck checks in with 1 day to go
• Snowblower too hot to handle? NYPD: Good Samaritan’s stolen equipment found — across the street from his home
• New safety measures aim to make Port Richmond a safer place to live, work, shop
• Groundhog Day countdown: Staten Island Chuck checks in with 3 days to go
• Groundhog Day countdown: Staten Island Chuck checks in with 4 days to go
• Cop pegs shots at suspects fleeing Manor Road drug bust
• Rep. Grimm bids to put Bayonne Bridge light rail on the fast track
• Sticky-fingered devil lifts Staten Island Samaritan's snowblower
• Suspects in Staten Island police chase identified; 1 shot in head
• Staten Island police chase began with gunshots in Castleton Corners, witness says
• Staten Island police chase leaves cop, 2 suspects with injuries
• Staten Island Obama streaker pleads guilty, gets probation
• 2 in custody after report of shots fired sparks chase through Castleton Corners, Willowbrook
• Unity Games are preparing to celebrate 10th birthday on Staten Island
• Basketball league at IS 49 set to debut
• Sacred Heart honors its cross country leaders
• Alzheimer's Foundation of Staten Island's weekend antique show postponed
• CYO's A division 'Championship Weekend' returns to Monsignor Farrell
• Snow kidding! It's soccer season
• Veteran forum Wednesday at CSI
• FBI officials in Bulls Head this morning
• Staten Island Obama streaker to appear in Philly court, report says
• No bail for Staten Island man accused of shooting childhood pal
• DNA identifies felon accused of stabbing Staten Island livery cab driver
• Former treasurer accused of looting $4K from PTA
• Australian Poetry with Staten Island OutLOUD
• Ex-treasurer accused of stealing from Mariners Harbor school's PTA
• Kmart, not Pathmark, slated to give way to Target in New Springville
• Health Happenings
• Now 10, Hilton Garden Inn is poised to grow more
• Catholic Schools Week kicks off on Sunday
• Marketing students at CSI develop better business plans
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• Air your concerns at 122nd Precinct Community Council meeting
• An ominous quiet has settled at Pouch Camp
• Your Soap Box: Annette Alesi, New Springville
• Health Happenings
• Staten Island BP James Molinaro's State of the Borough speech postponed
• Struck by Mack truck in Meiers Corners, driver of livery car is dead
• Bull's-eye! New Springville getting a Target year after next
• SI Teaching Artist Institute 2011!
• Artist Show And Tell
• 'I lost 2 sons,' says mother as pal is arrested in Port Richmond fatal shooting
• Cops put Staten Island tow-truckers on the hook
• Cab driver hit by truck on Staten Island dies from injuries
• I lost them both, mom of Staten Island shooting victim says after arrest of childhood friend
• Staten Island Chuck prepares for Groundhog Day 2011 by calling Mayor Bloomberg 'good friend'
• Victim's pal in custody after fatal Dec. shooting on Staten Island street
• Family history grounds his connection to Staten Island
• Sources where Staten Islanders can learn more about their roots
• Fire reported in 2-story New Brighton home
• Person in wheelchair reported struck by car in Meiers Corners
• New Springville man shoots air rifle at teens
• Robbers savagely beat elderly Tompkinsville couple
• Staten Island senior citizen couple, their son, savagely beaten in mugging
• Staten Island cops seeking woman in regard to stolen credit card investigation
• From the Shores Editor: Staten Islanders should revisit presidential remark
• Truck driver who struck pedestrian on Staten Island charged in crash
• New Brighton man charged in bank robbery
• 3 New Brighton residents face drug charges
• Freak accident leaves Island cabbie fighting for his life
• All-hands house fire in New Brighton
• Island legal community does the state Supreme Court shuffle
• Pool Players sign up now for new season
• Borough Hall fire shuts down building, gives employees unexpected day off
• Rosebank man sentenced to 12 years in jail after being convicted of raping, beating and sodomizing girlfriend
• Borough Hall closed all day after morning basement fire
• West Brighton felon busted by his parole officer
• Special seders mark New Year for Trees
• Congregation B'nai Jeshurun has weekend full of events
• Staten Island captive's stark choice: Prostitution or shoplifitng
• Foreign-language students at Susan Wagner HS pass on their knowledge to younger students
• The mountains at the mall
• "Step Up Speak Out Family Summit" at CSI encourages community service
• Your Soap Box: Joseph Arena, New Springville
• Cloth diapers make a comeback in Port Richmond
• Staten Island sons from 1950s Flickers baseball team have made quite a name for themselves
• Annual Winter 10 Mile Walk through the Greenbelt
• Your Soap Box: Jinasena Wijethunga, Stapleton
• Speaking from the St. George Theatre, Mayor Bloomberg takes aim at pensions
• Nicotras' Hilton Garden Inn celebrates 10-year anniversary
• NY Sanitation worker accused of menacing motorist with a bat while off duty remains on the job
• Some parkers give no quarter on Forest Avenue -- meters are busted
• Ice plays a role in 2 North Shore car crashes
• Apply for the Excellence in the Arts Award
• In State of City address at St. George Theatre, Bloomberg vows to tranform economy into 'engine of innovation'
• Complete text from Mayor Bloomberg's State of City address at St. George Theatre
• Staten Island BP introduces Bloomberg at State of the City in St. George Theatre
• Economy early theme of Mayor Bloomberg's State of City address at St. George Theatre
• Help the city count its homeless
• Bloomberg's State of the City gets underway at St. George Theatre with choir performance
• Drug raid in Mariner Harbor turns up cocaine, 6 arrested
• Islanders vent to Council members over city's lame response to Blizzard of 2010
• From the Shores Editor: Once a bookworm, always a bookworm?
• Mom: Peace be upon Port Richmond
• Island to host City Council 'blizzard blunder' meeting tomorrow
• New York leaders gather to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Parks Deptartment official found dead in Silver Lake Park office
• Councilwoman Debi Rose sponsoring MLK ceremony
• Island's 'Cake Artist' Vincent Buzzetta to star in reality show
• Island Gay Life Expo building bridges, breaking barriers
• Cops: Staten Island suicide shocker
• Staten Island 62-year-old stabbed to death in West Brighton
• All Brick Center Hall Colonial, Rossville S.I. NY
• Robert Frost OutLOUD at Great Kills Park
• Staten Island Academy students mingle with scientists at international conference
• 2 more North Shore teens go behind bars for assualt of Mexican immigrant
• Mariners Harbor man charged with felony assault
• Law catches up with alleged thief from New Brighton
• Super-duper green machines debut at New York Container Terminal
• Nab West Brighton beau in assault on woman with babe in arms
• Mariners Harbor felon accused of slashing man in face with knife
• Staten Island teens sentenced in beating of Mexican immigrant
• Pieces of the moon on display at the Greenbelt Nature Center
• Man accused of punching girlfriend is also arrested on drug charges
• 3 arrested when nighttime raid at Elm Park house turns up drug stash
• Gang's alleged victim caught with knife and marijuana
• Temple Israel Reform Congregation to host Bring-a-Dairy-Dish-to-Share dinner
• Health Happenings
• Health Happenings
• Port Richmond vigil to invoke memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Hello, good buys: Trader Joe's to open at Richmond Avenue site
• The Gavel Grill opened in August and is quickly becoming lunch-time hot-spot for those who live, work in St. George
• Staten Island Unity Games registration underway
• CSI/McCown hoops team needs help replacing stolen uniforms
• Youngsters at St. Rita's School stage their annual 'Teddy Bear Day' commemoration
• Farrell, Sea join forces on ice to battle Muscular Dystrophy
• Henny's: It's the steak-house at a crossroads in New Springville
• A slice, plus some friendly conversation at Mangiaria in Meiers Corners
• Sweet 16 and Prom Expo held at Moore Catholic on Sunday
• Community service recognized
• CSI joins other city universities in raising money for charity
• Your Soap Box: Doria Waszak
• National Lighthouse Museum launches fund-raising campaign
• Your Soap Box: Sherry Louis, Stapleton
• Whether you sled, tube or snowboard, make sure your family enjoys a day or two on the slopes this winter
• Spirit of giving at Blessed Sacrament
• Evelyn Young: An old credential comes in handy
• Joseph Maus makes a great cake
• Vida restaurant serves some big-wigs
• St. George Optical arrives downtown
• Spruce up Mother Nature
• North Shore residents hoping for Mariners Marsh park to go public
• Crime time on the North Shore
• Academic support available for teens
• Improve a park by recycling more
• From the Shores Editor: Community art show open to the public
• Bloomberg lauds the St. George Theatre, his venue of choice for State of the City speech
• New Brighton man arrested after resisting cops
• NYPD arrests 5 in attack on a Port Richmond teen
• Harmon Home for Funerals acquired by national funeral home chain -- name, staff will remain same
• Stapleton man charged with assault
• Trouble follows Staten Island teacher, held on $100k bail after bullets fly
• Verizon to start selling iPhone early February
• Driver, matron injured in school bus crash; no children aboard the vehicle
• West Brighton mugger had a sidekick, say cops
• Arrochar man charged with DWI
• Brooklyn man charged with choking wife in New Brighton
• Port Richmond woman charged with assault
• Staten Island teen who accused cops in Halloween incident arrested again, court papers say
• Macy's cashier helped friends steal from store, cops say
• Free Chinese Concert and Art Show WIll Celebrate New Year of the Rabbit
• 2 Staten Island brothers die when car plunges into Catskill pond
• Staten Island DEP worker allegedly solicits prostitute, speeds off in city car
• Suspect sentenced in beating death of Westerleigh musician
• Stapleton men busted after dealing drugs in Rosebank, court papers say
• Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Group will host a Legislative Breakfast Jan. 14
• ShopRite holds biannual Can Can sale
• Family Shabbat service tonight at Temple Israel
• Rabbi Gerald Sussman will speak tonight at Temple Emanu-El
• Guns came with house, man tells cops raiding his New Brighton home
• Crime Time on the West Shore
• Westerleigh resident's book profiles Jewish women's accomplishments
• Help from neighbors for Graniteville seniors stymied by snow
• DEP moves to fix ponding condition in Graniteville
• Baxi Farms lush garden gave way to garden apartments
• Stapleton's Pearl Street's got a parking problem, says city
• Staten Island-based Coaches Care Fund still giving back
• Island Express off and running in indoor track season
• City's Office of Emergency Management shares tips for coping with winter weather conditions
• 1966 red Oldsmobile: 'It makes people happy'
• ShopRite Contest Winners, Congrats!
• Hot cocoa, the Mexican way
• The greenhouse at Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden is just what the doctor ordered for those who seek shelter from the cold
• From the Shores Editor: Blasts from the past intrude on today
• Stop-N-Swap Saturday at St. George Library Center
• Neighbors say wild behavior at Wild Goose must stop
• Armed felon caught stealing safe turned combative, cops say
• Elm Park teen sentenced in case involving beating of Mexican immigrant
• NYPD: Suspect sought in Staten Island street slaying
• Police charge West Brighton parolee with felony assualt after burglary
• Transit touters: Bayonne Bridge makeover raises the stakes
• West Brighton man charged with molesting boy
• New Year's bash turns ugly in Stapleton
• Alleged Staten Island burglars find they aren't home alone
• COAHSI Winter Workshops 2011
• Community Board 1 Land Use Committee to meet tonight
• Cardiac Rehabilitation Center at RUMC closes its doors, citing financial loses
• From the Shores Editor: Aiming for the impossible
• Alleged drunk driver plows into 2 vehicles in Sunnyside
• Several Island churches hold New Year's Eve services
• Rabbi Shafier to lecture at Young Israel
• Launch of Staten Island Memories Program at Cabaret Night with Mike Azzara, former Staten Island Advance Memories Columnist
• Mayor Bloomberg meets Staten Island electeds to discuss handling of blizzard
• New Brighton man allegedly plows into two cars when driving drunk
• Elevated deck in the cards for iconic Bayonne Bridge
• Louis Barrella's presepio displayed in the lobby of his Our Lady of Good Counsel R.C. Church
• Home for Christmas, in a most creative way
• North Shore residents have many hopes and fresh goals for New Year
• Come out of the closet: Re-gift with joy
• Make 2011 a year of self-exploration; expand your horizons and those of your children
• A little shopping, before the snow; North Shore residents, weren't about to let a little white stuff stop their search for sales
• Collection of navigation aids returns to Noble museum
• Your Soap Box: Judy Dahl, St. George
• HAPPY NEW YEAR
• No arrests yet in Port Richmond shooting that left man dead, another injured
• Fourth annual Gay Life Expo slated for Jan. 16 at the Hilton Garden Inn
• Next Meeting date Jan.10, Monday
• Port Authority plan calls for raising Bayonne Bridge roadway to accomodate larger ships
• Port Richmond teen shot dead - Staten Island's 16th slaying of 2010
• Port Richmond man accused in Christmas morning rape
• City adds extra plows, resources into Staten Island snow-removal effort
• 2-alarm blaze guts 2 Staten Island stores
• 2-alarm blaze at Graniteville pizzeria
• 1 dead, another wounded in Port Richmond shooting
• At least 2 shot on North Shore
• Island commuters are left fumbling in the dark
• Life-and-death drama as fire truck serves as ambulance for infant whose heart has stopped
• Port Richmond woman is a face of a 'DREAM' deferred
• Meticulously detailed train layout in basement of Meiers Corners house delivers the goods at Yule
• Lessons and carols at Moravian Putz
• Churches across Staten Island mark christmas with prayer
• Holiday happenings at community churches
• Holiday Cook-In at Temple Israel
• Christmas kindnesses overflow cup of Westerleigh family routed by fire
• Music Hath Charm at P.S. 75X
• Station stop: Winter wonderland, at train buff's Meiers Corners house
• Alleged New Springville bank robber held on $100,000 bail
• Hulking West Brighton man accused of raping 10-year-old girl
• These little girls and boys from the West Shore have been so good, they've made it to Santa's nice list!
• Group of CSI students participated recently in a national initiative that seeks to record the experiences of Latinos
• Need a fix
• Resident upset with city over unanswered complaints about rusty guide rails
• In an anecdotal poll, West Shore residents say winter is a mixed blessing
• Your Soap Box: Ruth Richards, Bulls Head
• Gifts to go, wrapped with care at Dental Associates of Richmond
• Blessed Sacrament School students help the needy bundle up
• Gifts of food delivered to cops at 122 Precinct
• With girl's allegation of lewdness discredited, psychologist returns to work at Staten Island school
• Westerleigh psychologist is reappointed to key advisory post
• Deadline is Monday for Art Lab scholarships
• Staten Island museum expected to be granted ownership of Robbins Reef Light Station
• These little girls and boys from the North Shore have been so good, they've made it to Santa's nice list!
• Practice of law: It's all in the family at Martin & Loiacono
• From the Shores Editor: Cookies for Christmas
• Suspect in bank robbery is nabbed after shopping at the Staten Island Mall
• Police hunt bandit who robbed a North Shore bank
• St. George Theatre to play chief supporting role in Bloomberg's State of the City address
• Judge rules New Springville residents may gather in their building's lobby
• New Brighton man gets 12 years for role in 2008 slaying of woman
• Strong-arm robbery in West Brighton brings large police response
• Rock blasting will briefly close Kill van Kull along Staten Island's North Shore to ship traffic this afternoon
• Fire and brimstone over Nativity clash
• Business Leaders Toastmasters enjoy annual Christmas Party
• Fountain Cemetery Public Grounds
• Bayonne fire visible from North Shore, Staten Island Ferry
• Fountain Cemetery Public Grounds Burial List
• S.I. in the Civil War-Lake Cemetery
• Searchable records from Demspey Funeral Home 1904-5 Bayonne
• Staten Island charity's wrap-party mantra: Cut, fold, tape, repeat
• Hit firms on their ties to opponents of 9/11 aid bill, Staten Island assemblyman urges
• Two women accused of stealing electronics from Best Buy in New Springville
• Port Richmond man arrested for allegedly driving drunk
• Hanukkah song based on '12 Days of Christmas'
• Staten Island Assemblyman urges outrage against senators who oppose 9/11 'Zadroga Bill'
• Piano concert Sunday at Bernikow JCC
• PS 29 students bring gifts to residents of Todt Hill apartments
• FENY retirees hold Christmas party
• Tot Shabbat at Temple Israel Reform Congregation of Staten Island
• Defensive driving, fitness classes at Congregation B'nai Jeshurun
• Torah study at Temple Emanu-El
• Burial association breakfast in Willowbrook
• Curtis High School Class of '59 donates $1k to alma mater
• Volunteer staffer's essay is worth $500 to Meals on Wheels
• Christmas concert at St. John's University Sunday
• Police say ex-con stole jewelry worth $14k from his aunt
• PS 22 chorus has 2 new friends: Anne and Oscar
• College try piggybacks on Oddo plan
• Mariners Harbor man sentenced to 5 years in jail in 2009 Valentine's Day slaying
• Island Express runners were hitting on all cylinders in Florida
• Richmond County Baseball Club scholarship honors Johnny Ray
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• Public Auction Roadshow debuts in Travis
• Save some money on the at 99 Cent and Discount Depot in Graniteville
• West Shore florists can brighten your festivities with flowers
• West Shore shops see lots of holiday traffic
• Your Soap Box: Matthew Cody, Silver Lake
• Reflect your family's personality with a custom holiday wreath
• Team of home-grown dentists offers comprehensive care to brighten smiles, keep mouths healthy
• Staten Island has plenty to keep families entertained, but sometimes it's enriching to venture to other boroughs
• Learning to be leaders at PS 31, students mount a campaign to 'Adopt a Soldier,' give supplies to Project Homefront
• South Shore ex-con arrested after allegedly breaking into Ward Hill aunt's home, stealing jewelry
• NYC eases rules restricting access to ferry for Access-A-Ride passengers
• From the Shores Editor: S'no way
• Firefighters battle blaze at an Arden Heights house
• Counseling and art class at UAU program help shy kid express herself
• Toy Drives: It's not too late to donate a toy this holiday season
• Reflect your family's personality with a custom holiday wreath
• Believe it or not, winter has its fans
• Forest management opportunity
• Student planners envision North Shore arts center
• Seniors strut their stuff at West Brighton Senior Center
• Your Soap Box: Terry Lee Chandler, New Brighton
• G.R.A.C.E. Foundation to host a Christmas party at the Staten Island Zoo
• Staten Island Chamber of Commerce honors long-term members
• Wagner College pin ceremony
• Disruptive library patron arrested, faces charges in another incident
• Copper-pipe thieves are nabbed in Elm Park burglary
• Man awaiting sentencing on drug charges is arrested again
• Tavern Concert Series at Historic Richmond Town
• North Shore to anchor Film Festival
• New senior housing complex nearing completion in New Brighton
• Bogus bomb threat prompts evacuation at Susan Wagner
• 3 woman accused of assualt in West Brighton dispute
• West Brighton teen charged with grand larceny
• Weapons charge for Staten Island mom of missing boy after she allegedly pulls knife
• Cops: Spotted with drugs, Stapleton man flees
• Big Apple Outlets to close in February
• Wagner College envisions bright future
• Readers to city: Leave Baby Jesus alone
• Tis the Season to be Merry
• Guardrail prevents van's possible plunge from Staten Island X-way overpass
• Baby Jesus ousted from St. George Ferry Terminal
• Man dies after busting through glass window of Stapleton home
• Brooklyn-bound Staten Island Expressway shut after van crash on overpass
• Man dies as cops respond to incident in Stapleton, sources say
• After week of filming, Staten Island Zoo re-opens to public
• Holiday toy drive in Mariners Harbor tomorrow
• Heroic Staten Island mail carriers honored for rescue efforts at blaze site
• Tolerance summit draws 200 to Port Richmond High School
• Fire races through Staten Island basement; no one seriously injured
• North Shore residents arrested for alleged marijuana possession
• 100 firefighters battle brush fire in New Springville
• Graniteville supermarket worker accused of overtime scheme
• College of Staten Island baseball team pitches in to help Atlas Foundation
• Partitioning: It's popular on West Shore
• When OTB parlors shut down, many Staten Island patrons say they'll be forced to travel to New Jersey
• Brush fire reported in New Springville
• Your Soap Box LaShon Gardner, Bulls Head
• Staten Island's home improvement stores offer suggestions to help take the guesswork out of gift-giving this holiday season
• Staten Island's home improvement stores offer suggestions to help take the guesswork out of gift-giving this holiday season
• Staten Island's home improvement stores offer suggestions to help take the guesswork out of gift-giving this holiday season
• Wagner College provost Devorah Lieberman tapped for California presidency
• Four Staten Island teens cut plea deals in beating of Mexican immigrant
• Staten Island Councilwoman Debi Rose sees passage of her first bill
• Kwanzaa celebration tomorrow at CSI
• 22nd Annual New York Cares Coat Drive
• 122 Precinct Blood Drive
• Cops release video as they search for suspects in West Brighton mugging
• Graniteville school on a mission during the 'Lend a Helping Hand' holiday initiative
• Graniteville school on a mission during the 'Lend a Helping Hand' holiday initiative
• Graniteville school on a mission during the 'Lend a Helping Hand' holiday initiative
• Give a family gift this year
• Have a Heart helps Dylan's parents afford expensive treatments
• Holiday decor hazards
• Toy drives: Brighten someone's holiday season
• Hey, teens: Come and clean
• Hey, teens: Come and clean
• Holiday fairs
• Graniteville's Christ United Methodist Church: As solid as they come
• Letter to the editor
• Restitution, probation for Westerleigh bagel shop employee accused in scratch-off scheme
• New FDNY fireboat debuts on Staten Island
• Staten Island suspect Eric Bellucci expected to be arraigned on first-degree murder charges in parents' deaths
• Staten Island Zoo closed for 3rd day as production of 'Mr. Popper's Penguins' continues
• From the Shores Editor: Singing the four-eyes blues
• Staten Island Mall shows mugshots of repeat shoplifting offenders on digital billboards
• Planned NASCAR site in Bloomfield for sale again
• Curtis High School fetes Pearl Harbor survivor
• Police tie Staten Island car theft to shooting at Bayonne gas station
• Life imitates art for Staten Island couple staging musical
• Mariners Harbor man pleads guilty to role in murder
• Gift-giving puts Staten Islanders in the holiday spirit
• St. George Theatre stages food drive
• Staten Island ex-pastor on probation now accused of drunken driving
• 11 years later, Queens man indicted in Stapleton killing
• Cops probing whether car reported stolen from Staten Island is connected to Bayonne robbery-shooting
• 2 reputed New Brighton gang members face drug charges
• Jim Carrey movie 'Mr. Popper's Penguins' begins filming at Staten Island Zoo
• Staten Island Zoo closed to public today as film crews work on movie
• Film crews on location at Staten Island Zoo
• Crash blocks right lane of Staten Island's West Shore Expressway
• Difficult journey ends with a Rhodes Scholarship
• City dumps firm defending Island's poor
• Gather at St. Paul's for Lessons and Carols
• Hudson Quartet Performs Music for Autism concert at the Bernikow JCC
• Sale of Staten Island NASCAR site still not finalized
• 3 snared on drug charges during vehicle stops
• Midland Beach man accused of DWI had his license suspended 12 times
• 2 North Shore churches to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe
• Borough President staging blood drive Tuesday
• S.I. Chamber of Commerce 49th Annual Building Awards Luncheon
• See the Living Nativity at West Brighton church
• 3 cardiac angels revive stricken patron of Travis gym
• Staten Island BP hosting blood drive on Tuesday
• Staten Island, Brooklyn Republicans push for 'Zadroga Bill' passage
• Suspect in deli robbery nabbed outside stationhouse
• Dramatic rescue unfolds at Staten Island gym as exerciser suffers heart attack
• Basement fire in Mariners Harbor townhouse extinguished
• Mariners Harbor man tries to escape cops but is arrested after crashing into brick pillar, police say
• Victory Baseball Academy lands two top instructors
• Wagner College hoops teams hope to bring out the fans
• New York Gators Federation youth group on the rise
• Health Happenings
• College of Staten Island students, mentoring youngsters at Dreyfus Intermediate, PS 57 see marked results
• Pol reminds Staten Islanders to reserve handicapped parking spots for disabled
• Letter To The Editor
• Couple mugged for cell phones in New Brighton
• Too many cars, not enough space on Nehring Avenue
• Holiday shoppers start early on West Shore
• Hoping for the best, anticipating the worst after Island Swim Club is sold
• Young commuter claims tires slashed in Meiers Corners
• Seminar to offer help for Staten Island homeowners
• December Show And Tell
• NYPD and FBI hunt suspect in New Springville bank robbery
• Guilty plea in beating death of Westerleigh musician
• Young man remembers sober ways to have fun with Camelot Counseling
• Time to get in the holiday spirit
• Toy Drives: Brighten a child's holiday season
• Chiseling out a neighborhood park on the North Shore
• Holiday fairs
• From the Shores Editor: Foiled by a 4-year-old
• Suspect in New Brighton fire had fled probation in North Carolina
• Staten Island's county clerk launches kid-to-kid toy drive
• World AIDS Day observance draws a large turnout
• Staten Islander stepping down as secretary of state Senate
• Solution-making summit hopes to spread tolerance on Staten Island
• FDNY says 'Panhandler' sparked 3-alarm blaze in New Brighton
• New Springville supermarket bandit wears red for the holidays after dye pack explodes
• At Thanksgiving, Staten Island groups express a concern for others
• Fire marshals arrest man in New Brighton blaze
• 26-year-old man arrested in Tompkinsville bomb scare
• Cops searching for bank robbery suspect in New Springville
• Motorist sentenced to probation, $1,000 fine after 100 mph chase on Staten Island Expressway
• Elm Park tenant accused of stealing jewelry from landlord
• Package found in Tompkinsville deemed not dangerous
• Suspicious package sparks emergency response in Tompkinsville
• Missing: Landlord of New Brighton house with 119 open violations
• City pushed to action on Staten Island tenants' nightmares
• Woman dies after 5-story fall in New Springville
• Survivor of fatal Tompkinsville car wreck sues bar, victim's estate
• Mariners Harbor finds Faith at winter-coat distribution
• Peace Pole celebrates spirit of Thanksgiving at Olivet Presbyterian Church
• Live Nativity returns to Salem Church
• First person charged under Leandra's Law surrenders to police
• Staten Island woman had fight with boyfriend minutes before jumping from balcony in apparent suicide, source says
• Babysitter arraigned in death of Staten Island toddler Josiah Taylor
• Assault charge for woman arrested in connection with death of Staten Island toddler Josiah Taylor
• 3 Mariners Harbor teens charged in mugging
• Man with hallucinogenic mushrooms found inside St. George ballpark, cops allege
• Cops discover 46-year-old woman dead outside New Springville condo
• Babysitter of dead Staten Island toddler Josiah Taylor hit with endangerment charge
• Charged with driving drunk, West Brighton man misses court
• Cops: Man was high when he robbed friend in New Springville
• New Brighton man accused of stealing guitar straps
• B'nai Jeshurun honors executive board
• Beatings led to death of Staten Island toddler Josiah Taylor, medical examiner says
• Investigation into death of Staten Island toddler Josiah Taylor continues
• Small business owners begin to fight back
• Ready, set, run the Lou Marli Turkey Day Classic
• Bench warrant issued after New Brighton drunken driving suspect skips court appearance
• Some North Shore families will simply walk around block for Thanksgiving dinner; others to make long drive
• Curtis and Tottevnille Staten Island football rivalry starts at the JV level
• Susan Wagner JV football eyes a return to gridiron glory days
• Football rivalry pushes hoops off holiday menu family of Wagner College assistant
• Staten Island cops awaiting medical examiner's findings in death of toddler
• 4-vehicle crash in Westerleigh injures 1, backs up traffic
• NYPD probing death of 2-year-old Staten Island boy
• New Springville couple arrested, accused of Medicaid fraud
• One day, many different celebrations on West Shore
• At Staten Island Zoo, arrival of reindeer kicks off holiday season
• Holiday fairs
• Northfield Bank Foundation donates 25G to Wagner College
• From the Shores Editor: One swell party
• From the Shores Editor: Title-holders sought
• Police charge Mariners Harbor man with menacing, threatening to shoot
• Dredging to resume in Kill van Kull
• Cops say Brooklyn man tried to peddle phony DVDs
• South Beach Spacious Townhouse
• No Limits Toastmasters, "The Club On Wheels" will host a Toastmasters Youth Leadership Day for high school students
• Meiers Corners teen charged with reckless endangerment
• Firefighters gaining upper hand in New Brighton house blaze
• 3-story house burns in New Brighton
• New Springville brush fire reported under control
• Brush fire reported in New Springville
• Peddler tries to sell counterfeit DVDs to undercover cop, authorities say
• Raiders find cocaine, marijuana in Mariners Harbor home, cops say
• 2 Island schools join sport stacking challenge
• Charlie Brown's closes Island restaurant in Mariners Harbor
• Holiday party for special-needs children Dec. 11
• Trinity Lutheran parents vow to save the school
• COAHSI Folklife News Update: November 18, 2010
• Police partnership for Better New York reaches out to Port Richmond High School
• An Irish music session on Forest Avenue makes something old brand new again
• New party store opens in West Brighton
• It's sink, not swim at Island Swim Club
• Jewish Community Center on par with golf program for autistic clients
• Holiday fairs
• More Charlie Brown's Steakhouse restaurants close, including one in Mariners Harbor
• Mid-Island councilman hosts civic groups
• Planning for Travis Independence Day Parade about to begin
• On Veterans Day, a commemorative reveille
• Ground broken for Independence Park in Travis
• PS 54 chorus joins in tribute to vets
• Your soap box: Drugs and gangs a concern for parents
• 700 turn out for Staten Island jobs fair
• MTA chairman Jay Walder to address Staten Island Chamber of Commerce
• 'D' grade for New York on premature births
• Cop from Mariners Harbor faces drug-trafficking charges
• City again trying to cap liability after May crash of Staten Island Ferryboat Andrew J. Barberi
• Rallying cry of Staten Island small business owners at demonstration: Stop Suffocating us!
• Elderly pedestrian stuck at Meiers Corners intersection
• Staten Island cop allegedly tried to buy 'Special K' drug to peddle
• Energy firm proposes rerouting natural gas pipeline via Kill van Kull
• An initiative for energy savings in energy efficiency pilot program
• State Sen. Diane Savino teams with union to donate Thanksgiving turkeys
• Cops hunt pistol-packing Staten Island police impostor
• Info session on planned charter school set for Dec. 1
• Search for suspect who posed as cop in West Brighton push-in robbery
• Cop hurt, man arrested after incident on Staten Island Ferry
• Power restored in New Springville
• Power back to most New Springville customers
• Power outage leaves New Springville businesses in dark, traffic lights out
• 3-vehicle crash in Sunnyside wreaks traffic havoc, but no injuries
• Staten Island's Wagner HS hits its stride
• 50th-year fete a springboard for Staten Island's St. Roch School
• Miss New York State Scholarship Pageant moving to Staten Island
• N.Y. approved Online Defensive Driving Class that you can take at your convenience
• Online Defensive Driving Class N.Y. at a discount
• Defensive Driving Class Online N.Y. Approved at a discount
• Woe is mantis: Landmark sculpture at Children's Museum loses its head
• Construction on West Shore Expressway causing traffic delays
• Alleged Staten Island dog-napper told cop she found Yorkie
• Port Richmond man arrested after alleged rape of girlfriend's 5-year-old daughter
• Crash reported in Castleton Corners, injuring driver
• Health happenings
• Con Ed donates to North Shore Waterfront Conservancy
• Zoo program to highlight 'Raptors in Flight'
• COAHSI Folklife Update: November 11, 2010
• Honor for merchant mariners who lie in Staten Island cemetery
• Staten Island women get invaluable help at safety conference
• France accords Staten Island veteran its supreme accolade
• For those who like to knit and crochet, The Naked Sheep in Travis will become a destination
• Port Richmond Day Nursery marks 115 years of service to children
• Special Tees: A growing place that knows no limits
• Staten Island Challenger Flag Football Program hits paydirt
• College of Staten Island soccer players earn CUNY honors
• On Veterans Day, a tribute to Merchant Mariners forgotten at Staten Island cemetery
• Stapleton teen chaged in knifepoint theft
• About Veterans Day
• 2-car crash at West Brighton intersection injures 2
• Staten Island Supports Our Soldiers
• Freelance photographer lands in hot water with drunk driving, menacing charges, court papers say
• According to American Legion, more than 2 million women have served in U.S. armed forces since Revolutionary War
• Your Soap Box: Eugenio Gonzalez, Tompkinsville
• With advancement of electronic health record-keeping, Dr. Salvatore Volpe has been able to combine two of his primary passions
• Port Richmond is home to many Great Trees
• You're free, so celebrate Veterans Day
• A tough start, a long life for Port Richmond resident
• Kids enrolled in a YMCA program have been studying endangered species - from whales to polar bears and frogs
• Soldier's Staten Island resting place regains a measure of 'Glory'
• Help at hand for boosting childhood literacy
• Congregation Council votes to close Trinity Lutheran School in Stapleton
• Cleanup of final resting place set at Fountain Cemetery
• New York Gators Federation Family Fun Day at Moore Catholic Sunday
• Walk for Amethyst House
• A salute to those who serve on the North Shore
• Intergenerational program focuses on veterans
• Send greetings of the season to a soldier
• Your Soap Box: Lucia Palermo, New Springville
• Visiting Liberian president gets royal treatment
• A salute to those who serve on the West Shore
• Health Happenings
• Visiting president of Liberia gets the royal treatment in St. George
• When police approach New Brighton man fitting arrest warrant, he goes ballisitic, authorities say
• Angels' aid averts potter's field burial for Staten Island Ferry jumper
• Video: Yorkie dog-napped in West Brighton helps her own cause, is rescued
• Pedestrian reported struck at a Westerleigh intersection
• Bulls Head man accused of striking 13-year-old daughter
• $25G restitution, probation for West Brighton auto shop owner accused of torching store
• 3 from Elm Park accused of pummeling, robbing bus rider
• From the Shores Editor: Gotta get going
• Brush fire in New Springville under control
• Brush fire extinguished near Costco is deemed suspicious
• Staten Island DOT worker accused of stealing electronics from agency, selling them online, authorities say
• Staten Island Department of Transportation worker allegedly stole electronic equipment from stock room he supervised
• Castleton Corners siblings charged by police with misdemeanors
• Schumer shops his 'middle-class' message
• NYC Marathon by the numbers -- organizers getting ready on Staten Island, other boroughs
• A Staten Island rape victim's impassioned plea for justice
• City issues 3 violations to owner of Staten Island home where woman died in fire
• Westerleigh man tried to ram cop car, authorities allege
• After crash, Mariners Harbor man hit with drunken driving charges
• Raid on Stapleton home yields 4 arrests on guns, weapons charges
• Caught in Elm Park blaze, attic-dweller dies; No smoke detectors in the house, FDNY says
• Port Richmond man arrested on drunken driving, drug possession charges, authorities say
• Firefighters battle attic blaze in a Port Richmond house; investigation ordered
• Your Soap Box: Kevin Beard, New Brighton
• Many North Shore residents say losing an hour of sunlight at night impacts their lives very little
• Staten Island fire claims life of 40-year-old woman
• Officials green light hillside swimming pool in Preservation District
• For Pete Avvento, playing pro baseball in Italy felt 'at home'
• Old Chevys sure do rock and roll
• Woman killed in Staten Island fire identified as 40-year-old Dorothy Adonolfi
• Pay as you go at new Mariners Harbor fitness studio
• Officials investigating home after Elm Park fire kills woman
• Develop a bird brain, help keep visiting fowl safe and warm
• Historic house tour Sunday
• Seasonal Fairs
• One on One Rehabilitation to hold free baseball seminar
• Eltingville-based insurance agency reaches out to Medicare beneficiaries
• Your Soap Box: Jacob Chacko, Willowbrook
• Staten Island School for Civic Leadership hopes to collect 24 sacks of pennies by Nov. 24; will donate to charity
• Return to longer nights is imminent
• Kids, too, must step back in time
• Island Swim Club could close
• Guide to autism services available
• Annual Greenbelt walk was missing something
• New grocery coming to Castleton Corners
• Mayor Bloomberg recently assured Travis residents that Schmul Park will open next fall
• College of Staten Island athletes clean up, literally
• Staten Island man faces sex charges after allegedly molesting 3 boys
• The Situation rocks Island book signing
• Staten Island woman accused of trying to put hit out on doctors, nurses who treated dad
• COAHSI Folklife News Update: November 3, 2010
• From the Shores Editor: 'Don't be a hothouse plant'
• Staten Island teen arrested in mall attack on friend of 'Jersey Shore' star
• 3 men face drug charges according to police
• Stapleton teen arrested after allegedly kicking in apartment door
• Beauty Rediscovered: The Wigands - Exhibition
• St. John's University sees new era with big cut in its tuition
• Damaged home being repaired for sale in New Springville
• YMCA offers timely tips for a healthy Halloween
• Paintings for all to see at the Greenbelt Nature Center
• Clerk nabbed in fraud at Castleton Corners drugstore
• Hilton shines a light on domestic violence
• Stapleton 16-year-old accused in string of violent muggings against senior citizens
• Historic Houses 2010!
• Music made to be seen at CSI
• Teen nabbed in North Shore 'granny' muggings
• First 'new' math; now there's 'new' gym at Susan Wagner HS
• Staten Island's Cromwell Center was a ticking time bomb
• Meiers Corners man faces slew of charges after alleged altercation with police
• A beautiful block of festive families
• Moore Catholic football honors those who passed away with fund-raising walk
• Willowbrook man points gun at neighbor, cops say
• She savors the season
• CSI/McCown made strides as lone PSAL co-ed soccer team
• Car leaves road at foot of treacherous 'Snake Hill' in Richmond
• Richmond University Medical Center in West Brighton may affiliate with other hospitals
• From the Shores Editor: We vote on sound bites, misinformation, these days
• Bloomberg presides at Schmul Park groundbreaking in Travis
• New Brighton residents beg for traffic slow-down
• Luck runs out for Rosie the blue Chihuahua
• Bicyclist reportedly struck by car at a Castleton Corners intersection
• Islander shares recipe for Hungarian Paprika Pot Roast
• Fun for the very young
• Students to collect canned goods
• Dept. of Aging, FDNY increase efforts to educate seniors on fire safety
• City and the Baby Bombers fight over attendance figures and rent bill
• Meet the candidates - both in a hot race
• Students salute school's namesake
• Get in the spirit
• Historic home in New Brighton merits more than passing glance
• Kids from Barnes Intermediate School shine in the spotlight
• Port Richmond JV football a tighly knitted group
• Your Soap Box: David Carfora, Bulls Head
• Fundraiser for Canale family in Mariners Harbor
• Purgatory's Corn Maze
• Computer Users Group Meeting
• Bucks from beyond changed Staten Island woman's life
• GPS, credit card stolen from car at the Staten Island Mall
• Council of Jewish Organizations to host legislative breakfast
• St. Nick’s Holiday Fair At Christ Church
• Westerleigh bagel shop manager pleads guilty in scratch-off lottery scheme
• All-hands blaze in New Brighton home
• 3 teens accused of swiping cell phone in Meiers Corners attack
• As New Brighton man watches, fire consumes his home, business and possibly pet
• Attack on parked car in Mariners Harbor
• 500 at Staten Island rally to step up fight against autism
• Stitch by stitch, a show of support
• Curtis football success starts with Junior Varsity program
• Hundreds turn out for Wagner College community's 'Erase Hate' candlelight vigil
• Visitors are invited to get an inside look at Supreme Chocolatier
• They took a chance to stock their larders
• Homeless Staten Island woman to receive $10G in unclaimed funds
• Mentoring program for women
• Staten Island woman gets a $10G gift from beyond
• First Dogtoberfest
• Line Drive baseball academy offers a personal touch
• Your Soap Box: Terri Venditti, Tottenville
• Victory Sports Arena offers lots of options
• Discount deals at Pathmark and Waldbaum's
• Cops arrest notorious Staten Island car thief for 43rd time
• West Shore residents suspect foul play after discovering dead chickens
• $1.7M grant secured by Project Hospitality with the help of McMahon targets Staten Islanders in need
• From the Shores Editor: Back to the kitchen
• Former Curtis High School student sues city for 'truancy' mess
• Rejoice in a few 'feel good' moments
• What we like - in Meiers Corners
• Tiny Meiers Corners block filled with too many teens
• Words to work by
• CSI celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with recognition ceremony
• Come celebrate
• Healthy eating, exercise encouraged at PS 54
• Business reps check in along Forest Avenue
• Mentoring program for women
• First Dogtoberfest
• Food pantry needs Spanish-speaker
• Discount deals at Pathmark and Waldbaum's
• Chinese Poetry OutLOUD In Tappen Park
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• NYPD car crashes into utility pole in New Brighton
• 1 extricated after car crash in Port Richmond
• Cop in New Brighton car crash not seriously hurt
• Worker acquitted on charges he stole cops' personal information from Teleport
• First time on the market
• Meiers Corners man charged with DWI
• Police allege Rosebank man robbed gas station in his neighborhood
• Brooklyn man faces 11 years in prison following guilty plea in connection with Stapleton man's death
• Ground Zero cultural center dominates forum at Wagner College
• Staten Island Zoo unveils 'Werewolf Encounters,' with promise of unforgettable Spooktacular
• More than 6,000 were thinking pink with every step at American Cancer Society breast cancer walk
• During visit, Archbishop Dolan touts 'great thing going' at St. Peter's Boys HS
• Tompkinsville man gets 22 years behind bars of for killing neighborhood woman in her apartment
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand promises to push bill in aid of 9/11 first responders
• Coalition reviews progress in battle vs. bias
• Fair in West Brighton to steer families toward help for special ed students
• SI 350 organizers want to see your best shot
• Bulls Head man facing multiple child-porn charges
• Hate-crime probe in attack on driver and her son in Graniteville
• Your favorite school could win $20K
• Staten Island youth in the clear in attempt on witness' life
• Step it up on Oct. 30
• The North Shore's older timepieces
• First SmartBoards; now, a Smartpen
• Appropriately, French spoken on Lafayette Avenue
• Staten Island squad finishes second in Wiffle ball tournament
• Theater group needs a car
• Write a prize-winning essay
• Nuts from ginkgo tree are gathered and sold in China and Japan
• Obama streaker doesn't get $1M, but gets a nice consolation prize -- and billionaire promises another strip
• Fan-shaped leaves and fruit that stinks
• Salsa lessons in St. George for $10 a pop
• Graniteville man standing midstreet allegedly strikes driver, 4-year-old son, shatters car window
• Group gives boat tour around Staten Island
• Suspect gets 22 years to life in murder of Tompkinsville woman, his pal's lover
• Get E-ZPass at the Staten Island Mall on Saturday
• Your Soap Box: Tim Kelly, Westerleigh
• Hunter safety course offered at Zimmer Club
• Professors go back to school at CSI
• Send in your photos of junior varsity and freshman high school sports for our Shore Sports section
• West Shore mom knows what little girls like
• Bake sale is a winner for March of Dimes
• CSI Art show, open to public, has Native American theme
• CYO Beyond the Arc offering free basketball clinic
• A lady and her lace
• Purr-fect pals for your pets
• Wayward driver drunk on Staten Island Expressway, cops say
• Church Of The Ascension To Host Card, Game And Dessert Party
• Sunnyside man charged by police with yogurt shop robbery
• NYPD seeks help in cracking Mariners Harbor robbery case
• North Shore volunteer groups, apply for a block grant
• St. George Library is closed for 2 weeks
• New Springville man gets 1 year in jail for role in bank holdup
• Facebook boast leads to arrest of Staten Island man, cops say
• Spagthetti Dinner
• Cops make arrest in stick up at West Brighton frozen yogurt shop
• New Brighton mom reportedly sues city after son disappears from foster home
• Travis man fires random shot, then announces act on Facebook, cops allege
• Obama streaker Juan James Rodriguez upstages President in bid for $1M prize
• Skilled Artisans Strut Their Stuff
• Christ Church To Host Annual Autumn 'Chinese Auction'
• Two-alarm fire in a West Brighton house
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Sunday, Oct. 10, 2010
• Remember in November
• Fleeing cops, young woman falls from top floor at Stapleton Houses -- and lives
• Police seek public's help finding 3 suspects in a West Brighton convenience store robbery
• Telltale fingerprints link recent parolee to Tompkinsville burglary
• After finding untaxed cigarettes in West Brighton deli, investigators also find loaded gun
• Woman, 19, survives fall of 8 stories in Stapleton
• CSI now offering students a major in Italian Studies
• Your Soap Box: Alfred Trentalange
• Westerleigh resident will display her love of lace
• Big rig driver from Graniteville has logged 850,000 miles
• Volunteers needed to comfort the ill
• In Willowbrook, Antique Automobile Club of America held its 34th annual show
• Tour model home at Markham Gardens
• Community festival at CSI packs 'em in
• Emergency vehicles in Stapleton
• Model airplane group hosts U.S. Coast Guard
• Wagner College water polo continues Tunnel to Towers tradition
• From the Shores Editor: King of the Carvers
• Raiders find bet records, $30,000 cash in Bulls Head home
• Mayor hosting forum in New Springville to hear suggestions for PlaNYC sustainability initiative
• Fall is a great time for families to get outside
• Your Soap Box
• The healers: An office where D.D.S. stands for Dynamic Dental Sisters
• In Westerleigh, a day made for music - and more
• Economy stinks, but there are still ways to succeed
• Write a prize-winning essay
• In Graniteville, a geological gem takes a beating
• DEC reminds homeowners to inspect fuel oil tanks before temperatures drop
• Broadway YMCA offers special teen programs
• Landmarked house is something to see
• Woman hurt in fall from 8th story window while fleeing Housing Authority cops
• Health happenings
• Staten Island woman breaks bones in fall from 8th story window while trying to flee cops, source says
• A special garden, indeed
• Motorcycle crashes through Port Richmond store window
• HIDE-AWAYS: A quiet street with distinctive homes in Randall Manor
• Staten Island woman who fell from 8th-floor apartment window identified
• 1953 Chevy pick-ups: They're still around
• All-hands fire in Mariners Harbor
• West Brighton man accused of molesting young relative
• 25 NATO fuel tankers attacked in Pakistan
• 3rd Annual Domestic Violence Walk
• Working-class whites shun Democrats, poll finds
• Tile store in Charleston buys contents of 2 European warehouses
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Tuesday, October 5, 2010
• Your Soap Box: Laura Keller, Willowbrook
• Musical talent tips the scales in twins' favor
• A look at Richmond Avenue's street trees
• Officers lauded for getting guns off the street
• Several prime destinations go unnoticed, unused by Island teens
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2010
• It's harvest time at Decker Farm
• Help in keeping the bullies at bay
• Activities your child can sample before committing
• Staten Island Senior Olympics continues with square dancing on the bill
• 'You're welcome,' says CSI
• Pakistani Civic Association helps flood victims in that country
• The 3rd Annual Lt. John Martinson Memorial Picnic in Travis
• U.S. Transportation Secretary, Ray LaHood, listens to Islands traffic woes
• Dr. Craig Campbell treats feet with the care they deserve
• Staten Island GOP's endorsement of Grimm is less than resounding
• High-flying event on West Shore
• Brides Against Breast Cancer Nationwide Tour Of Gowns Stopping In Staten Island
• NYC vendor: Sentence for attempted Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad too light
• West Shore schools celebrate reading volunteer program anniversary
• Flowers for the birds
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2010
• Health happenings
• St. George picnickers hope to save a pier, plaza
• A.M News Links: Obama and Hillary in 2012? It could happen and more
• Staten Island Sports Hall of Fame to host tribute to Bobby Thomson
• North Shore vigil remembers a young talent lost too soon
• With unemployment stubbornly high, Staten Island job fair draws a crowd
• Cable guy on Staten Island hard-wired for theft, cops say
• Beloved Whippet, with a history, dies at 13, after having been rescued from a gutter
• Oddo endorses Grimm for Congress
• Staten Island obituaries
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Monday, October 5, 2010
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Tuesday evening, Oct. 5
• Pals go to bat for former St. John's U pitcher
• Times Square attempted bomber Faisal Shazad gets life sentence
• Police charge 5 with DWI on Staten Island roads
• Mayor Bloomberg urges settlement of 9/11 health claims
• Deal will bring wireless services to NYC subway stations
• DWI liver recipient, a former Staten Islander, back in jail after reportedly leaving alcohol rehab
• Police accuse man of beating his mother and stealing her car
• Staten Island plastic surgeon arrested, accused of not paying taxes
• Staten Island's Senior Olympics continue despite rainy weather
• New York Lottery midday drawings -- Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010
• Senior Services to fete community-minded honorees at dinner
• New Brighton drug suspect allegedly hurt cops in chase
• Staten Island Zoo readies its Halloween disguise
• Power outage reported in Dongan Hills
• Wave of $$ will complete Staten Island flood zone study
• Power restored to 465 Dongan Hills customers
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010
• Crash leads to drunken driving charge for Graniteville man
• Rivals for Staten Island congressional seat take different approaches to advertising
• Staten Island obituaries
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island --Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• A.M. News Links: Hate crimes may not be an option in Rutgers case and more
• BP Molinaro names autism advocate as his representative to education council
• Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad faces sentencing
• Prominent Staten Island plastic surgeon Robert Vitolo cheated state of $225G, prosecutors allege
• Poll finds Andrew Cuomo with big lead over Carl Paladino in New York governor's race
• Top court KOs burial bid by 9/11 families
• Special Tees to mark 15 years with open house Thursday
• Cops: Suspicious packages in St. George contain clothing
• Friendly competition at Beatrice Victor Senior Olympics
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Monday evening, Oct. 4
• Islander aims to refocus attention on lighthouse museum
• 2 Staten Islanders face hate-crime rap in attack at historic Stonewall gay bar
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Moday, Oct. 4, 2010
• 80 poll sites opened late on NYC primary day
• Art At The Landmark
• A.M. News Links: The worst train in New York and more
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Monday, Oct. 4, 2010
• For non-emergency calls, no more lights, sirens and high speed for FDNY
• Fair to help students, parents learn about Staten Island high schools
• National shoe retailer DSW chooses a prime spot for a Staten Island store
• High court won't hear appeal from 9/11 families
• Smooth sailing for annual Staten Island Columbus Parade
• Staten Island obituaries
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island --Monday, Oct. 4, 2010
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Coastal flood advisory issued for Staten Island
• Beatrice Victor Senior Olympics results -- Monday, Oct. 4, 2010
• Staten Islanders imagine the possibilities at Freshkills
• Emergency officials investigating package in St. George
• 2 Staten Island men arrested in attack on patron at historic Stonewall Inn gay bar, report says
• The Culture of Joy and Resilience
• Evening lottery numbers for Sunday, Oct. 3
• Police say disturbed person fatally shot in Manhattan
• Where have all the good guys gone?
• Lanzas reunite to celebrate family values
• For Xway drivers, 18 miserable months before relief arrives
• Director of state psychological association will speak at brunch
• Runway event will fund research for Cooley's Anemia Foundation
• Hunter alums will award scholarships at luncheon
• 'Dance Night Away' with children's organization
• Hospices will benefit from gala of 'Friends' who care
• Mount Loretto to honor those who serve children
• Council is Ga.la about art
• Islanders in Uniform
• Community boards schedule meetings
• Young artists join fight against breast cancer
• Great day, great cause at CSI
• Staten Island obituaries
• Staten Island Ferry Cartoon - Missed the Boat - October, 3, 2010
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010
• Staten Island Columbus Day Parade steps off in New Dorp
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• A.M. News Links: U.S. to issue travel warning to Americans abroad and more
• Outerbridge Crossing to close this morning for disaster drill
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island --Sunday, Oct. 3, 2010
• A.M. News Links: Clementi family calls for compassion and more
• Divorce law shift brings new costs for couples who split
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island --Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010
• Unitarian Church marks 'National Coming Out Day'
• Staten Island obituaries
• Vehicle overturns in New Dorp, no serious injuries
• Blessing animals in honor of St. Francis of Assisi
• U.S. to tell U.S. citizens to be vigilant in Europe
• Pastor taking a stand against domestic violence
• Rutgers honors late student at homecoming game
• New triptych at St. Alban's
• Audit: 6 of 8 NYC Parks concessionaires on Staten Island stiffed city on repairs
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Friday, October 2, 2010
• Plans for a community center in South Beach are derailed, and it isn't clear why
• Choice words for cops gets irate Great Kills teen in more trouble
• Thousands walk for a cancer cure
• Molinaro beats the drum for Cuomo
• 9/11 conspiracy theories rife in Muslim world
• Want Tibet? Fest is best
• Staten Island developers Richard and Lois Nicotra take their generosity to new heights
• Blackberry theft bears bitter fruit
• On paper, proposed Islamic center near Ground Zero looks modern, secular
• Rezoning application certified
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010
• Paving schedule announced
• Sales tax on clothing makes return in New York
• Job fair slated for Tuesday
• Thousands attend Community Fall Festival at College of Staten Island
• Northfield Bancorp postpones stock offering
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Don't I know you from somewhere?
• New York woman is 7th person killed in Northeast storm
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010
• Staten Island Columbus Day Parade steps off tomorrow
• Traveling Chasidim to visit New Springville Jewish Center
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Assembly hopeful Nicole Malliotakis picks up endorsement of GOP Minority Leader Brian Kolb
• Staten Island couple can sue city, medical examiner for keeping son's brain
• Public invited to tour Freshkills Park on Sunday
• Staten Island Rep. Michael McMahon seeks to broaden 'blue alert' in aid of police
• Full-scale disaster drill to close Outerbridge Crossing
• Republican congressional candidate Michael Grimm touts jobs bill for veterans
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Friday evening, Oct. 1
• Accident closes 'Snake Hill' in New Springville
• Former Staten Island Assemblywoman Elizabeth Connelly first in the hearts of her constituents
• Schneiderman, rival to Staten Island's Donovan, boasts of $$ edge
• Comedy Night at Temple Israel Reform
• Bus union's Larry Hanley wins international post
• Goodfellas' 3 'godfathers' bring it all back home to Hylan Blvd.
• Staten Island Borough President James Molinaro gives nod to Democrat Cuomo in governor's race
• Man charged in assault on cop is in the clear
• New chief of Staten Island Parks is on familiar turf
• U.S. booting cabbie who molested Staten Island woman
• Grand jury declines to indict man accused of sexual assault on ex, mother of his child
• Power restored to most Staten Island customers, but heavy flooding remains
• Damage from Sept. 16 tempest triggers federal aid response
• New Brighton health aide nabbed in 6G check fraud
• A.M. News Links: Bin Laden the environmentalist and more
• Something wild at Staten Island Family Court as women allegedly assault officers, chief clerk
• Staten Island teen driver who swore at cops pleads guilty, gives his version of arrest
• Copper caper at Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center and Home
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Friday, Oct. 1, 2010
• Sinister plan involving murder of 79-year-old stretched from Midland Beach to N.J.
• Mariners Harbor commuter allegedly threw bottle at bus driver he felt didn't wait for him
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Friday, Oct. 1, 2010
• At ferry conference, BP Jim Molinaro endorses Andrew Cuomo in governor's race
• Visiting Assembly leader tags attorney general candidate Eric Schneiderman 'disaster'
• Staten Island obituaries
• Staten Island drunken driving arrests
• N.J. authorities ID body in burning car as Staten Island man suspected in dad's murder
• The fundraising cup overflows for hero Brendan Marrocco
• On final day at Cedar Grove, hugs, handshakes and a sign of distress
• Calls for a constitutional convention to end dysfunctional New York state government
• Witnesses believe Staten Island man killed by city bus slipped, fell under rear wheel
• Actor Tony Curtis, a heartthrob in the '50s, is dead at 85
• 18-year-old Staten Island driver had lead foot and potty mouth, cops allege
• Pakistan holds government worker in NYC plot
• Staten Island obituaries
• Toymaker Fisher-Price recalls 10 million products over safety concerns
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Brooklyn fire kills 8-year-old boy, 5 other kids taken to Staten Island University Hospital
• Flood watch, high wind warning remain in effect for Staten Island through the night
• Lowest gas price on Staten Island -- Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010
• Staten Island schools take step back as city releases report card grades
• New York City starting to replace hard-to-read street signs
• Staten Island bank stocks -- Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2010
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Thursday evening, Sept. 30
• Service academy fair slated for Monday in Brooklyn
• Be a part of slice-of-life 'Staten Island Cakes' show
• As clock strikes midnight for Cedar Grove colony, a farewell to charms
• Judge tosses Staten Island woman's suit over bondage photos, report says
• West Brighton teen admits knifepoint robbery
• Port Richmond pedestrian dies under wheels of bus
• Staten Island's parolees get big new helping hand
• Longshoremen ending their strike, New York Container Terminal back in business
• A.M. News Links: Paladino attacks Cuomo over alleged extramarital affair and more
• Tibetan Festival at The Jacques Marchais
• Heavy rain underway, strong winds to come as Tropical Storm Nicole reaches Staten Island
• Body found on street in Port Richmond, likely hit by vehicle
• Don't expect quick verdict on yellow-bus service for 7th-, 8th-graders
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010
• Meet Beatrice Victor Senior Olympics' golden girl
• Man found dead in Port Richmond street was struck by city bus
• Toll-discount protection for crossings, including Staten Island bridges, gains in D.C.
• Staten Island man accused of posing as cop in attempted rape gets 15 years, report says
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010
• Staten Island stores gearing up for another appliance rebate drive
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Tuesday, September 28, 2010
• Flood watch, high wind watch issued for Staten Island tomorrow
• 'West Side' glory for Wagner College alumna
• New York Lottery midday drawings -- Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010
• Yes, she (apparently) can: Snooki has a book deal
• New Dorp Pregnancy Care center hosting Walk for Life on Saturday
• News flash: Nicole Richie is no longer famous for simply being famous
• 2-alarm blaze in Sunnyside
• Another Bombardier airliner with landing-gear trouble is diverted
• King Kullen closing Island store at year's end
• 22 years for Staten Island killer
• Close call on a rain-slicked Lighthouse Hill curve
• Friend: Son of Staten Island stabbing victim was mentally ill and forced to live in backyard tent
• New Brighton man is guilty in break-in, rape of ex
• Staten Island obituaries
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Study finds digital audio recordings, many of them historic, are fading fast
• Attorney general candidates trade blows over ethics, contributions
• A.M. News Links: Murder rising at alarming rate in New York City and more
• Staten Island murder suspect believed to have lit self, car on fire in N.J.
• Denial of yellow-bus service on Staten Island a matter of equity, DOE big testifies
• Union dispute in Philadelphia brings work stoppage at New York Container Terminal on Staten Island
• Longshoremen defy back-to-work order, strike continues at New York area ports
• Rossville teen faces slew of charges after allegedly imprisoning and attacking girlfriend, then flee
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Wednesday evening, Sept. 29
• Staten Island mom fumes, claims bus driver left 7-year-old at wrong stop twice, report says
• 79-year-old man stabbed to death in Midland Beach
• Staten Island's Donovan returning 5G contribution, challenges GOP rival to spurn 63.4G
• New program 'Take Care Staten Island' will pitch healthy habits to youth
• Police charge 2 with DWI
• House passes $7.4B health aid for 9/11 workers
• Son of 79-year-old Staten Island stabbing victim is discovered dead in N.J., source says
• 'Sopranos' actor takes plea deal for role in Social Security scam
• Mentally ill man kills father at Midland Beach home, incinerates himself in car
• Work stoppage at Staten Island's New York Container Terminal
• Suspect accused of sex attack on Staten Island ex-girlfriend -- with his daughter in apartment
• Staten Island obituaries
• Mayor Bloomberg says automatic teacher tenure hurts children
• New Jersey police charge 2 in fatal Seton Hall University shooting
• Firefighters battle all-hands blaze in Sunnyside; nobody reported injured
• Forget the leaves, watch the people
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Tuesday evening, Sept. 28
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010
• Census Bureau stats show Staten Islanders having less children
• Brooklyn man charged with DWI after accident in New Dorp
• High-tech, low-price toys top holiday toy list
• West Brighton man charged with burglary
• Thunderstorms, strong winds possible for Staten Island this afternoon
• Clifton man charged with robbery and assault
• Tornado watch issued for Staten Island
• Clifton man charged with robbery and assault
• Crash reportedly sets car ablaze at a Grant City intersection
• Cops charge Eltingville teen with burglarizing grandparent's home
• Car crashes into house on Lighthouse Hill
• Breaking the seal at charter school
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2010
• Free seminars to help seniors cope
• Officials heading to court over work stoppage at Staten Island's New York Container Terminal
• Bus cuts trial to resume today
• At Staten Island health expo, hundreds take advantage of screenings, demonstrations
• Little boy lost and nobody's manning up
• Staten Island obituaries
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island, Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2010
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• President Obama's calls for longer school years face budget reality
• Minivan jumps curb in Concord
• A.M. News Links: Andrew Cuomo's cousin involved in state pension fund work during scandal and m
• Tornado watch still in effect for Staten Island until 6 p.m.
• Cuomo hits Paladino turf in N.Y. governor's race
• Staten Island dad crushed in freak car accident
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Monday, Sept. 27, 2010
• Photos: Ribbon-cutting at Staten Island's New World Preparatory Charter School
• Former and current borough presidents on seperate sides in Staten Island congressional race
• Man accused of knife-point rape in Staten Island home
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Monday evening, Sept. 27
• A.M. News Links: Who is Carl Paladino and how did he get that rough style and more
• Seniors are told they can't rent at Silver Lake apartment complex
• New York's Mayor Bloomberg vows to end 'rubber-stamp' teacher tenure
• CUNY-IBM to open unique school in New York
• Analysis: City's lack of planning evident in yellow bus cuts trial
• At Catholic girls' school in New Brighton, iThink, therefore iPad
• President Obama proposes longer school year, get rid of bad teachers
• In the footsteps of a hero
• Abortion dominates race for state attorney general
• Evening lottery numbers for Sunday, Sept. 26
• Putting folks in position for success
• Staten Island lawmakers keep busy with pending legislation
• Watch video as Delta flight makes safe emergency landing at JFK
• South Shore Dem Club to host 3 political forums
• Accident on Richmond Hill Rd. in New Springville
• Honoring a hero for service to country
• Rick Lazio drops out New York governor's race
• Charity car show scheduled for Sunday in Midland Beach
• Southwest Airlines to buy AirTran for $1.4B
• A chance to reshape Staten Island's waterfront
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Monday, Sept. 27, 2010
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Monday, Sept. 27, 2010
• BP Molinaro not yet sold on gubernatorial hopeful Carl Paladino
• District Attorney Dan Donovan tries to keep AG race civil
• Gov't wins rematch, as Eltingville man who sued over '09 robbery rap is sentenced in unrel
• Queens man dies in 100-mph crash on West Shore Expressway
• Staten Island Children's Campaign distributes donations to not-for-profits
• Cops: Dying man identified shooter in Sunnyside homicide
• Staten Island obituaries
• Our Lady of Mt. Carmel-St. Benedicta parish to host spaghetti dinner
• Runway event will benefit special kids
• Community boards schedule meetings
• 'Young Adult' film looking for twin babies
• McMahon's 'no' vote on healthcare not good enough
• Feds: Eltingville man in stock fraud scheme
• Staten Island Advance Ferry Cartoon -- Sunday September 26, 2010
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• Lost ring's miracle voyage
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010
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• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• A.M. News Links: Derailed riders fume at MTA for massive subway snarl and more
• Motorcycle rider killed in crash on Staten Island's West Shore Expressway
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010
• Landlord's son held without bail in shooting case
• 11-year-old Staten Island boy tested for HIV after ER incident, report says
• Medical society will put on black-tie event
• Last gasps at Staten Island's Cedar Grove Beach
• Take a chance for veterans
• Ryan memorial awards honor sportsmen
• Alliance on Mental Illness to celebrate 25 years
• Heart Imaging to hit the greens
• Feds: Eltingville man in stock fraud scheme
• Catholic schools take part in 25th annual Fun Run
• Police search Mariners Harbor after alleged stabbing
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
• New York state judges cleared to take second jobs
• Initial findings show LIRR switch fire cost $2M
• Outdoor Channel highlights effort to save Pouch Camp
• Defendant too hurt for trial spotted at Mets game
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• College students shot
• Old political pals in a civil feud on Staten Island's Congressional front
• For texters, it's all thumbs, all the time
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
• A.M. News Links: Zadroga Act set for House vote next week and more
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
• College student killed in shooting at party near Seton Hall in NJ
• Cast of Lady Liberty's nose unsold at NY auction
• Obama dismisses GOP 'Pledge' as echo of disaster
• Pakistan jet evacuated in Sweden after bomb threat
• Staten Island obituaries
• Military 'Don't ask, don't tell' injunction now up to judge
• Pedestrian struck by scofflaw driver in West Brighton is identified
• Staten Island seniors encouraged to stanza and deliver
• Widow struck by scofflaw's car was en route to West Brighton beauty shop
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010
• Arrest made in slaying of man who was shot outside his Sunnyside home
• Sukkot holiday highlights connection to land, nature
• Majority of New York voters want mosque moved, according to poll
• Sukkot celebration throughout Staten Island
• Staten Island woman struck by car in West Brighton
• Yellow bus service for Staten Island 7th-, 8th-graders was never in cards
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Friday, Sept. 24, 2010
• Woman, in her 80s, rushed to hospital after West Brighton accident; driver taken into custody
• Worst storm on Staten Island in a generation
• Cops identify 23-year-old fatally shot in Sunnyside
• Richmondtown Prep answers the bell at Dongan Hills site after last year's devastating blaze
• FDNY Commissioner Salvatore Cassano to lead Staten Island Columbus Day Parade
• Sandy Brock's legacy: 'So many lives touched'
• Staten Island obituaries
• Police chase assault suspect in Sunnyside
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Friday, Sept. 24, 2010
• Driver in West Brighton accident had license suspended 16 times, cops say
• Andrew Cuomo lied about supporting Mayor Bloomberg, Carl Paladino charges
• Take-back program tomorrow to help Staten Islanders safely get rid of unwanted medications
• A.M. News: Spitzer calls Cuomo 'dirtiest and nastiest' politician and more
• Diane Savino blasts gubernatorial hopeful Carl Paladino over Italian comment
• 23-year-old killed after being shot in Sunnyside
• Polls diverge on AG 'dogfight' involving Staten Island's Donovan
• Church Of The Ascension To Host Annual 'Blessing Of The Animals'
• Democrats disliked, but GOP just as bad, according to AP-GfK poll
• A.M. News Links: Cuomo urged to go on offensive and more
• Bulls Head bake sale to buoy March of Dimes
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Thursday evening, Sept. 23
• Dan Donovan, Eric Schneiderman tied in race for New York state attorney general, new poll finds
• Beau allegedly stabbed by girlfriend in Stapleton
• Debt, changing media habits topple Blockbuster, which files for bankruptcy
• After crashing into two cars, Dongan Hills woman arrested for alleged drug possession and drunk driv
• Latest poll: Andrew Cuomo has wide lead in New York governor race
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010
• Fire reported in Stapleton
• Plan puts pills in their proper place -- Staten Island seminars scheduled
• Shoot Hoops Not Guns vigil tonight to mark death of Staten Island H.S. basketball star
• School bus cuts causes to DOE budget maven to tell Island: Suck it up
• Felon accused of stealing car left running outside Grasmere deli
• In Oakwood, city makes it EZ, allows U-turns
• Meiers Corners rent collector pocketed cash from tenants, prosecutors allege
• Staten Island Dem chair calls out the cavalry for candidate Cuomo
• Staten Island obituaries
• Metropolitan Jewish Health System shows off new digs in Ocean Breeze
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• New York Dolls frontman David Johansen to play solo show at Staten Island's St. George Theatre
• Gov. Paterson orders 2,000 jobs to be cut
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010
• Facebook down again; problem reportedly not connected to yesterday's
• A Very Special Place gets 40G from RC Savings Foundation
• Career criminal arrested in 2008 slaying on Clifton street
• Project Hospitality dinner fetes those who help the poor
• Wife in fight for life after Castleton Corners fire that killed her husband
• Christmas stars needed, apply at the St. George
• GOP 'Pledge' makes closing argument to voters before November elections
• Abbott recalls infant formula Similac because of bug contamination
• Pakistani Aafia Siddiqui to be sentenced in NYC for soldier clash
• Rose renews call for Paid Sick Time Act
• NYPD helicopter makes emergency water landing in Queens
• Poet Tina Chang to read and sign at CSI
• Giuliani won't say if he will endorse Paladino
• Have your wedding at Snug Harbor
• N.J. teens accused of killing former College of Staten Island professor to be tried as adults
• Severe thunderstorm warning issue for Island
• Presidential hopeful Romney extends his hand to, endorses congressional candidate Michael Grimm
• Great Kills Boy Scout troop leader sued over alleged camping trip attack
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Wednesday evening, Sept. 22
• Cops investigate, as Port Richmond Latin couple reports threats, slurs
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Tuesday, September 21, 2010
• Accounting workshop Friday at CSI
• A.M. News Links: 'Junior Gotti' to be featured in movie and more
• Pro-female 'freedom riders' to protest vs. Iranian president
• Mayor Bloomberg to back Andrew Cuomo in New York governor's race
• No-fault divorce seminar to be held in Dongan Hills on Saturday
• Island nurses to host legislative forum Oct. 6
• United Nations anti-poverty goals get new financial pledges
• Win-win for 'good-paying union jobs'
• Crash ties up busy Sunnyside intersection
• New York Lottery midday drawings -- Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010
• Carl Paladino closing in on Andrew Cuomo in New York governor race
• Metrocards could cost city more than continuing yellow bus service, memo says
• Accident near 7-Eleven in Grant City, but building is fine
• Viva Italia at Wagner College
• Rick Lazio won't say if he'll drop Conservative Party run for New York governor
• Rosebank man convicted of raping, sodomizing and beating girlfriend
• NYC pensions online, except for cops, firefighters
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island, Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010
• Mets pitcher Francisco Rodriguez posts $7,500 bail for violating restraining order with text message
• Candidate hitching her wagon to Paladino
• Castleton Corners office worker allegedly forged $39G in checks to herself from doc
• Storm's legacy: A long, drawn-out cleanup on Staten Island
• Thunderstorm, strong winds could hit Staten Island this evening
• McKee HS to offer free computer classes
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Staten Island officials focus energies on autism
• Staten Island obituaries
• Pets neutered for free this week at the library
• Andrew Cuomo still unsure on whether to debate Carl Paladino in New York governor's race
• Wagner College gets community-service award
• New Jersey councilman dead in apparent suicide
• What you need to know about flu shots
• Fed leaves interest rate unchanged, signals it will take further steps if needed
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2010
• Republicans block bill to lift military 'Don't ask, don't tell' gay ban
• Dem rival to Staten Island's Donovan seizes on D.A.'s meeting with Paladino
• Firefighters rescue New Brighton man from 'Collyers' mansion' fire
• Midnight fire in New Brighton leaves one person in critical condition
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• A.M. News Links: 9/11 first responders rip Democrats for delay with health bill and more
• Sen. Charles Schumer releases first campaign ad
• Jets' Braylon Edwards arrested on drunk driving charge
• Poll suggests majority of Americans don't understand health care law
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2010
• Despite rumors, no bed bugs at Charleston's Christmas Tree Shops, Bed Bath and Beyond
• City's excuse: Staten Island school bus perk was plain old pork
• With clock ticking on Cedar Grove, denizens get face time with Bloomberg
• Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• 2 injured during all-hands blaze in New Brighton
• Staten Island obituaries
• Military gay ban becomes election-year hot button
• Totten Intermediate school students harassed on city bus
• Winning New York Lottery numbers for Tuesday evening, Sept. 21
• NY Archdiocese examining schools to close or merge
• Kick out the jams with St. Christopher
• Start of something big for the Staten Island Expressway
• School bus trial seeks answers to who decided to cut service for 7th-, 8th-graders
• Tea Party to McMahon: Take aim at Obamacare
• Italian police investigate Vatican bank officials in money laundering probe
• Brides Against Breast Cancer Charity Gown Sale
• Police charge 4 with DWI
• For ninth time in 3 1/2 years, NYC agencies told to trim spending
• Learn to speak Italian, or how to drink Italian wine
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2010
• Putting the 'express' back in the Staten Island Expressway
• At groundbreaking, officials vow dramatic makeover for Staten Island Expressway
• A sneak peak at Freshkills Park
• Gov. Paterson calls Legislature back to cap taxes
• Groundbreaking today for construction Staten Island Expressway
• Attorney reveals DOE e-mails, as trial on Staten Island bus service cuts gets underway
• Enhanced threat of brush fires on Staten Island today
• Real-time security cameras link NYC subway hubs
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• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Staten Island pols announce endorsements for November races
• Staten Island man pleads guilty in Pa. in illegal worker scheme, report says
• French exchange student pummeled on Staten Island in summer mugging says she's on the mend
• Evening lottery numbers for Sunday, Sept. 19
• At St. Joseph R.C. Church, 'new pastor makes everything fresh'
• Staten Island house fire survivor remains in critical condition
• Donovan calls for more 'Sunlight' in state government
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Monday, Sept. 20, 2010
• A.M. News Links:United Nations gridlock alert and more
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• Rock out with St. Christopher's
• St. Teresa's to host cabaret
• Community boards schedule meetings
• Sgt. Franklin H. Trinity II redeployed after second tour of duty in Iraq
• Curtis' Class of '60 has a special bond
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• S.I. African Heritage Parade draws few spectators, marchers
• A call for overdue environmental justice
• Luck runs out for Graniteville lottery winner
• Contrite Island pastor explains his exit
• Staten Island Advance Ferry Cartoon -- Sunday September 19, 2010
• Blown-out BP well finally killed at bottom of Gulf
• 2 big races with built-in rumble strips
• New York Lottery midday drawings -- Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010
• In wake of young deaths on Staten Island, we can't help but judge
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010
• Golf outing to benefit kids at Y
• A.M. News Links: 6 killed in Thruway horror and more
• See pretty tables at garden club's tea
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010
• Tee off for Coaches Care Fund
• American woman released from in Iran arrives in US
• Travel to Italy at Hospice dinner
• Learning to love Casa Belvedere, Italy's culture
• DaVinci Society to host dinner
• Watch basketball at Community Resources game
• A different mandala for New Brighton artist
• Vrrrooommm! Classic Italian vehicles grace Casa Belvedere
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Friday, September 18, 2010
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• DOT announces next week's paving, milling schedule
• Conditional amnesty is the only way out of the illegal-immigration thicket
• Ferry terminal project enjoys top billing
• Congress had a workable plan to stop illegal immigration - until the partisans killed it
• Safety guidelines for kids' car seats subject of seminar
• Disabled man dies in Castleton Corners fire
• Businesses schooled on new health care law
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• A modest proposal
• Staten Island African Heritage Parade steps off in St. George
• Abortion is fault line in state race
• Casa Belvedere hosting Italian car show on Grymes Hill
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010
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• A.M. News Links:1,500 trees lost to 2 tornadoes and more
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• One dead in Castleton Corners fire
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010
• Staten Island house fire claims life of disabled man, sends wife jumping out 2nd story window
• Man dies, woman jumps from 2nd floor window in Staten Island house fire
• Mexican Independence Day Celebration
• Disabled husband killed in Staten Island house fire, wife jumps from 2nd floor window
• FDNY battling blaze in Castleton Corners
• Retreat for mothers and teenage daughters next month
• New youth choir at Christ Church
• S.I. African Heritage Parade draws few spectators, marchers
• Watch video of possible tornado hitting North Shore
• Tottenville, North Shore reeling in wake of tornado-like storm
• That was no tornado on Staten Island, National Weather Service says
• Behind Staten Island store, bleach whitewashes the misfit toys
• Staten Island Social Security cheat fined 300G
• Weather service to probe whether tornado hit NYC
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Friday, Sept. 17, 2010
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Thursday, Sept. 17, 2010
• A.M. News Links: Citizens as smoking police and more
• March of Dimes appoints 2 new board members
• Ciao, reveler: Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden staging la dolce gala
• Danish police: Hotel blast suspect prepared letter bomb intended for newspaper that printed Muhammad
• Parents of drowned student to sue NYC
• 'Shakin' in the Sukkah' at the Bernikow Jewish Community Center
• Midday New York Lottery numbers -- Friday, Sept. 17, 2010
• Storm slams Island -- maybe a twister
• Homeless woman charged with burglarizing ex-boyfriend's Staten Island home
• 27-year-old dies after shooting in Mariners Harbor apartment building
• Thursday evening storm disrupts commuter rails and kills 1
• Raiders find drugs next to crib in Mariners Harbor apartment
• NYC won't hire new firefighters until new exam is ready
• Midland Beach teen arrested in botched mugging
• Graniteville man gets probation in molestation case
• Shopping center rolls out red carpet in West Brighton
• Shoplifting charge leads to more problems for Stapleton woman
• There's a new Staten Island high school superintendent in town
• Cops say drunken driver hit 94 mph on Staten Island Expressway
• City Council moves to ease regulatory red tape
• Former Yankee Jim Leyritz's DUI manslaughter trial temporarily on hold
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Friday, Sept. 17, 2010
• Cops identify man fatally shot in Mariners Harbor apartment building
• Moving toward a Staten Island Green Zone
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• D.A. Daniel Donovan to debate Democrat opponent in race for state attorney general
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• No 1 train service in Manhattan for the next two weekends
• Drug charges for man after cops say they spotted suspicious bag drop on New Brighton street
• Young man shot dead in lobby of Mariners Harbor building
• We do too listen, MTA tells Staten Islanders, as beep floats plan
• Muslim summit planned over Islamic center near Ground Zero
• Best catch of season: Ballplayer weds Staten Island sweetie at home plate
• Fire in Castleton Corners house draws large FDNY response
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• At St. George Ferry Terminal, some car services on the outside looking in
• New York layoffs still needed by year end, Paterson says
• Lowest gas price on Staten Island -- Thursday, Sept. 16, 2009
• Tornado warning issued for Staten Island; residents report sightings
• NYC pastor resigns, accused of sexual abuse
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2010
• A.M. News Links: Vice President Joe Biden ready to fight and more
• After losing engagement ring into Disney World lake, jeweler helps Staten Island man replace it
• Census reports that 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• African Heritage Parade putting on musical heirs in St. George and Stapleton
• Strange new world for GOP; Grimm's win seen as confirmation that Vito Fossella's mojo is k
• Customer appreciation day at Tompkinsville Mobil station
• No confirmation yet powerful storm that tore through Staten Island was tornado, meteorologist says
• Vigil in honor of Curtis H.S. basketball star Sandy Brock
• Heated campaign for state attorney general continues between Daniel Donovan, Eric Schneiderman
• Day of Peace slated for Saturday in Stapleton
• Jobless claims fall, wholesale prices stay tame
• Staten Island fundraiser supports Gulf fishermen affected by oil spill
• Cops accuse convicted thief from Meiers Corners in rash of stolen vehicles
• Disabled vehicle causes traffic jam on Goethals Bridge
• Former New York Mets player accused of punching a golfer
• Staten Island Women in Leadership Forum slated for Oct. 23
• Part of Staten Island's West Shore christened Energy Target Zone
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010
• House arrest, fine, probation for Dongan Hills man accused in disability scam
• Disabled vehicle cleared from Goethals, traffic remains slow
• Film to key Department of Education workshop on pupils with disabilities
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• At dangerous Clifton corner, name of the game now tick-tock-go as countdown signal guides pedestrian
• MTA fare and toll hike hearing tonight at St. George Theatre
• Lowest gas price on Staten Island -- Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
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• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Tuesday, September 14, 2010
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• At Eger, 'Taste' fest, splendor in the graze
• Print on 'Sex and the City' DVD leads cops to Annadale burglary suspect
• Port Authority commits $1B to Bayonne Bridge
• City set to pursue smoking ban in parks and beaches
• Mosquito spraying set for North Shore tomorrow night
• Staten Island OutLOUD: Autumn 2010
• As cacao genome is revealed, chocolate yields more of its secrets to science
• Eric Schneiderman wins primary for attorney general
• College of Staten Island to highlight transformation of Fresh Kills landfill into park
• House Democrats deeply divided over President Obama's tax cut plan
• New Dorp bar owner gets a year in jail for loansharking
• New Yorkers could get money if cable guy stands them up
• Che bella Casa! Italian lessons for all
• Chamber to host forum on health care law
• Some New York legislators -- including renegade Sen Pedro Espada -- feel public's wrath in defe
• A.M. News Links: Tea Party scores another victory, but will it hurt Republicans and more
• Grimm routs Allegretti for GOP congressional nod
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
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• Hate charges dropped against teen accused in alleged Port Richmond bias attack
• Daniel Donovan challenged to debate by Democratic AG opponent Eric Schneiderman
• Schools aim to take danger out of dismissal
• New York man charged as unwitting money provider in connection with attemped Times Square bombing
• Correction officer from Fort Wadsworth charged with menacing EMT
• Mother of 4 struck, killed while crossing New York road
• Car accident at busy Mariners Harbor intersection
• Citing need for Republican in Dem-heavy Albany, Ed Koch endorses Daniel Donovan
• Atlantic lining up storms as Hurricane Igor, Julia become Category 4 storm
• Pedestrian reported struck by ambulette in West Brighton
• Island woman conducts a satisfying search for meaning
• 9 students at Staten Island high schools advance in national scholarship program
• Republican Michael Allegretti votes in Staten Island congressional race
• Dream machines to shine at Casa Belvedere
• GOP congressional candidate Michael Allegretti to voters: 'Don't forget to cast your ballo
• Staten Islanders have mixed views on new voting machines
• Plea bargain expected in case of Serbian basketball player accused of beating Brooklyn student into
• Arrest in attack on praying cop
• Hate crime charges dropped against Staten Island teen accused in alleged racial beating
• No balloons, but still confidence at Allegretti campaign office
• Hate crimes being dismissed against Staten Island man accused of assaulting Mexican immigrant
• Fourth R, renovation, draws scrutiny
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• Grimm supporters begin arriving at Renaissance
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• Police charge six with DWI
• Light turnout on Staten Island, but primary election voters who cast ballots cherish opportunity
• Delay in Grimm-Allegretti results, Grimm backer says
• Mariners Harbor mom faces charges for kids thievery
• Lazio, Paladino fight for GOP nomination in New York run for governor
• Allegretti supporters bracing for defeat as Grimm pulls ahead
• Ocean Breeze deli owner charged with selling alcohol to a minor
• Michael Grimm votes in Republican primary for Congress
• With Michael Grimm holding commanding lead, Michael Allegretti concedes primary
• New Brighton man charged in Port Richmond mugging
• Learn what new health care law means for local businesses at Staten Island Chamber of Commerce break
• DioGuardi, Townsend lead in N.Y. Senate primaries
• Staten Island school bus case awaits call by referee
• Aging gas pipe at risk of explosion nationwide
• Paladino beats Lazio in GOP governor primary, AP says
• Islander assigned to Stapleton Criminal Court
• August retail sales up 0.4 pct., best in 5 months
• Photos: Primary Day on Staten Island
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• GOP candidate Michael Grimm: 'Think of soldiers and vote'
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• Federal judge torpedoes tugboat company's $6M ferry crash suit
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• Schneiderman moves ahead of Rice in Dem attorney general primary
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• Bloomberg fumes, as New York's new voting machines debut with problems
• Townsend wins N.Y. GOP primary for Schumer seat
• 'Major' endorsement unveiled: Ed Koch to back Donovan tomorrow
• New York Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez scheduled in court today after Citi Field fight
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• 3 voting machines repaired in Westchester County, no problems yet reported on Staten Island
• GOP candidates for governor trade barbs in primary's final hours
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• Clifton driver faces criminal charges in B'klyn bicycle fatality
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• A.M. News Links: New York Jets alleged harassment of reporter brings unwanted attention and more
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• Imam says resolution to NYC mosque debate in works
• Staten Island group protests against clothing company exec over transgender rights
• Great Kills Park reopens after rash of brush fires
• Gubernatorial hopeful Rick Lazio chats with voters at St. George Ferry Terminal
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• Staten Island woman charged after freak accident that killed bike rider in Brooklyn, report says
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• NYC mosque site not sacred ground, imam says
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• Will MTA listen at Staten Island hike hearing?
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• Call To Artists: Artist-Themed Raffle Baskets
• Staten Island Advance Ferry Cartoon -- Sunday September 12, 2010
• Some 400 Con Ed customers lose power in Concord
• A.M. News Links: Nearly a decade later, the losses of 9/11 are too much to bear and more
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• 'Drive for Autism' and support area schools
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• Champions of Greenbelt are honorees at gala
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• NAACP to welcome chapter president at awards lunch
• Dana Rampulla of Castleton Corners earns bachelor's degree from Johns Hopkins
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• Islander enjoys centuries-old sport of fox hunting
• GOP hopefuls agree: Won't be like Mike McMahon
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• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010
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• Great Kills Park main entrance and paths to remain closed
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• Dueling demonstrations begin after 9/11 memorial
• At Ground Zero ceremony, moment of silence marks World Trade Center attack
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• Top military officer honors 9/11 Pentagon victims
• Bus ramp shuffle at St. George Ferry Terminal starts tomorrow
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• Staten Island Ferry riders transport their thoughts to day that changed everything
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• Island ventriloquist in video nominated for Best Rock Video
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• Hundreds gather at St. George monument to honor those taken from us on Sept. 11, 2001
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• GOP gubernatorial hopeful calls V-N bridge toll 'unjust taxation'
• Staten Island motorcycle rider killed in N.J. crash
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• Tale of the tape: Police Department discussed ticket quotas, report says, but NYPD doesn't resp
• Pipeline blast, fire in San Bruno, California, leaves at least 1 dead and 53 homes destroyed
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• A.M. News Links: President Obama to slam GOP -- again -- at news conference and more
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• 5-alarm fire at a Manhattan restaurant injures 12 firefighters
• Vito Fossella backs Michael Allegretti in GOP primary for his former seat
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• Raid on Clifton apartment results in gun charges for brothers
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• Mickey Mouse makes St. George magic at Borough Hall appearence
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• FDNY gains upper hand, but not before brush fire in Great Kills park catches 2nd wind
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• Off-duty cop attacked while praying in Mariners Harbor mosque
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• Cops release identities of suspects in New Springville home invasion
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• Cancer Society salutes top volunteers on Staten Island
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• 2 undercover cops hurt in Willowbrook car crash
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• Suspects in New Springville home invasion apprehended with safe, jewelry
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• Imam and developer: No deal for moving Ground Zero mosque
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• Mourners pack Staten Island church for crash victim Philip Boney Scrivano's funeral
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• Statue commemorating Little Leaguer and his love of baseball is unveiled in Tottenville
• Fidel Castro latest to say Cuba's communism doesn't work
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• Regret, apology not part of BP's Gulf of Mexico oil spill report
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• President Obama concedes poor economy threatens Democrats
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• Another fire in Great Kills Park
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• Roll of those who died on 9/11 to resound in St. Peter's R.C. Church
• Brush fire in Staten Island's Great Kills Park goes to 4th alarm
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• Free mammograms at South Shore Assemblyman Lou Tobacco's office
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• Wake held for Philip Boney-Scrivano, Staten Island victim of early-morning crash
• Gov. Paterson signs anti-bullying law
• BP says multiple companies, teams contributed to Gulf oil spill
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• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010
• FDNY battling spate of fires on Staten Island
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• Another piece of the 9/11 Museum at Ground Zero slides into place
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• At Island schools, parent coordinators are an endangered species
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• New York GOP's Lazio, Paladino push similar platforms
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• Jazz Night to be held at Staten Island Zoo
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• Staten Island man accused of taking part in multistate videogame theft ring
• Fossella leads protest against Ground Zero mosque
• Share your photos, video from the Richmond County Fair
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• Fifth Annual Blueberry Festival
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• Flight attendant in passenger tiff due in N.Y. court
• The White Elephant In The Yard Sale!
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• Obama calls for $50 billion spending plan on infrastructure
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• Endangered or not, wolf killings set to expand
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• City holds firm on plans to take over Staten Island's Cedar Grove Beach Club
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• 130mph drive on Staten Island's Bay Street kills man who was racing girlfriend's brother
• Daily schedule: Get your end-of-summer fix at the Richmond County Fair
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• 20-year-old driver dies after losing control of car, plowing into gas pump at Tompkinsville station
• Smoky trash fire on Manhattan west side pier
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• Police identify James J. Lee as man who took hostages in Discovery building in Maryland
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• No reason for 'Ground Zero' mosque finance probe, Mayor Michael Bloomerg says
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• A.M. News Links: Life takes root again at Ground Zero and more
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Voting finally enters the modern age
• Details emerge in grisly Staten Island crash that killed 2
• Special recipe with ingredients to enrich students
• Heroes take the field for Medical Center
• Lowest gas prices for Staten Island -- Sunday, Aug. 29, 2010
• Memorial golf for Sept. 11 hero will benefit families
• 2 men die in horrific crash in Staten Island's Greenridge section
• Spend 'Evening Under the Stars' with Cancer Society
• Police officer remembered with H.O.P.E.
• College graduates on parade
• Community boards schedule meetings
• Last call for Women of Achievement nominations
• Army Reserve Col. Mark J. Murphy graduates from the U.S. Army War College
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• Staten Island Advance Ferry Cartoon -- Sunday August 29, 2010
• New hope blossoms after his life was ravaged by drugs
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Sunday, Aug. 29, 2010
• Report: Witness says car was speeding moments before fatal Staten Island crash
• Imam behind NYC mosque faces divisions over center
• Analysis: NYC mosque helps define candidates for governor
• Tangible signs of life arrive at Sept. 11 memorial
• NY bakers make 7-foot cannoli
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• Teen victims of Katrina flourish in Staten Island
• DOT announces paving schedule
• Brooklyn man's attempt to get new license fails
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• Deadline is Monday to nominate women for Island's top recognition
• Danielle brings rip currents to US, dozens rescued
• Streets to close tomorrow for Island Triathlon/Duathlon
• Imam behind proposed NYC Muslim center, mosque near ground zero struggles to bridge divisions
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010
• Man loses chunk of his ear in dispute in South Beach
• Lowest gas prices for Staten Island -- Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010
• The first day for Staten Island students comes with quick reward
• A.M. News Links: Paris Hilton arrested on cocaine possession charges and more
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Friday, August 27, 2010
• 8,500 pounds of ground beef recalled
• Catholic schools calendar
• Union problems settled for NYC's fashion week
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• Columnist says society becoming snarky
• New York Lottery midday drawings -- Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010
• Staten Island borough president's concert ends summer on a high note
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• School bus service in doubt again
• AG candidate touts mapping website that links possible deadly clusters to environmental factors
• Developer of proposed Ground Zero mosque claims a classic NYC background
• Borough Hall's first-ever Iftar dinner
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• New York Lottery midday drawings -- Friday, Aug. 27, 2010
• New members named to Cancer Society board
• Staten Island Triathlon/Duathlon road closures
• Island's annual 9/11 blood drive honors those lost in the WTC terror attacks
• Obama invites Mayor Bloomberg to join golf foursome
• Island synagogues are preparing for the High Holy Days
• Teen charged in Midland Beach robbery, assault that left 1 unconscious
• Lowest gas prices for Staten Island -- Friday, Aug. 27, 2010
• In Charleston, 2 workers step in to save injured falcon from predators
• A.M. news links: Carter wins release of American from North Korea -- and more
• Stray rooster struts his stuff on West Brighton street, startling residents
• Manhunt in Rosebank after woman is reportedly sexually attacked
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• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Staten Island African-Americans, Hispanics bridge gap with words and cake
• Fund-raising effort begins for NYC Islamic center
• Health Department says Island restaurants appear likely to earn high grades
• OTB president: Tuesday will help decide agency's future
• 'End of Summer' concert, fireworks in Ocean Breeze tonight
• Falcon, rooster sightings ruffle feathers as Staten Island goes to the birds
• TV's Batmobile, KITT cars coming to Staten Island Monday
• Island in blue heaven for Mother Teresa's 100th birthday
• Port Authority to pay $1B to raise Bayonne Bridge height
• Man shot in N.J. flees, collapses in Great Kills
• O'Donovan, a prominent Democrat, endorses GOP's Donovan for AG
• Probation for owner of Jody's Club Forest in tax-evasion case
• Asbestos abatement project leaves Concord resident feeling uneasy
• Agency approves financing deal on 2 WTC towers
• Chamber of Commerce announces Building Awards applications are available
• BP Molinaro announces 8th annual 9/11 blood drive
• 3 workshops next month on retirement savings
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• College student charged in cabbie stabbing
• 'Firehouse Chef,' Mrs. Oz headline Staten Island health expo
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• Roger Clemens will be arraigned on Monday
• A.M. news links: Shaping Tea Party passion into campaign force - and more
• Deathbed letter from former D.A. may have spared West Brighton bar owner jail
• Port Authority to vote on funds for 2 towers at World Trade Center site
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• Women getting the last laugh; most men may make more, but city report says they die 6 years younger
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• Staten Islanders, including funeral director, taking steps to stem the violence
• Accident blocks lane on Outerbridge; traffic on Goethals
• Brazil's 'Smoke Squadron' to pay homage to Liberty in a low-altitude fly-by
• Mayor seeks to calm cabbie, NYC after knife attack
• Road work causing delays on West Shore Expressway
• Criminal charges possible for Gov. Paterson, investigation finds
• D.A. Daniel Donovan says 'no mosque' near Ground Zero
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• City Council votes to change the skyline
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• 'Green Zone' could jumpstart Island economy
• Adam Lambert feels the love in Staten Island concert
• President Obama appeals stem cell ruling; some work to stop
• BP Molinaro lashes out at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over call to investigate opponents of NYC mosqu
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• A Staten Island salute to American hero Brendan Marrocco
• At Hilton, Sen. Schumer uses Staten Island success stories to call for extension of hiring bill
• New Brighton teen back in hot water after allegedly swiping cash, trying to rip out credit card mach
• 4 teens sentenced in New York hate crime stabbing
• More spraying ahead for mosquitoes in Staten Island neighborhoods
• 9/11 families, others rally for mosque near WTC
• Staten Island felon pulls gun on former friend, telling him to stay away
• Andrew Cuomo ad touts his pension fraud probes
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• New York wins 'Race to the Top' education grant, city schools will receive up to $300 mill
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• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010
• Man held without bail in NYC cab driver stabbing
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• Sea View man accused of stealing debit card from girlfriend's dad
• Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Lazio begins TV ad campaign
• Fishing contest brings out Island's Huck Finn, Becky Thatcher clones
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• NYC judge refuses request to void divorce
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• Attorney general candidate Daniel Donovan gets backing of ex-Dem Councilman Jerome O'Donovan
• Security stifling Port Richmond residents
• 2 days of food stretched more than 2 weeks in Chile mine after collapse
• A.M. News Links: 'Ground Zero' mosque dividing elected officials in city, country and more
• Voltage problem halts Northeast Corridor Amtrak and NJ Transit train service
• Mayor Bloomberg welcomes new skyscraper, doesn't believe it would ruin NYC skyline
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• Rosebank career criminal will spend 20 years in jail after four armed robberies, grand larceny, car-
• Convicted killer arrested for allegedly choking Port Richmond man while accomplice shot at him, auth
• Amtrak, NJ Transit service being restored after electrical voltage problem
• Staten Island high school teacher, baseball coach fined for using sick, personal time during honeymo
• Archbishop Timothy Dolan worries about tone of debate surrounding 'Ground Zero' mosque
• Number of U.S. troops in Iraq falls below 50,000
• No tainted eggs here -- yet
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• Congressman Charlie Rangel knocks President Obama for 'dignity' remark
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• Oregon State University football player arrested, kicked off team after breaking into stranger'
• New York named winner of 'Race to the Top' grant, will get millions of dollars in federal
• Staten Island infant may be the next Gerber Baby
• Photo gallery: Taking the sting out of a group of hornets in Richmond
• Staten Island cabbies say trek to Queens for inspections is taking its toll
• State's new insurance program is now accepting applications
• Gov. David Paterson, Archbishop Dolan to discuss mosque near Ground Zero
• Northfield Bank Foundation awards 100G grant to SIUH
• 9 states, D.C. -- including New York -- named school grant winners
• Charter Commission votes to keep 'grandfather clause' on term limits
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• New York trial starts for 4 accused of temple bomb plot
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2010
• New York, Philadelphia and Detroit top U.S. bedbug list
• RFK Jr.'s wife faces new impaired-driving charge
• New York Public Library cuts hours but remains open six days per week
• A.M. News Links: MTA eyeing huge fare increases and more
• Frozen yogurt, tanning salon and waxing center to open in New Dorp plaza next month
• Borough Parks boss 'has to be an Islander'
• White House says President Obama will have no further comment on mosque near Ground Zero
• Westerleigh teen learns that sometimes dreams do come true
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• Staten Island woman mowed down by runaway cab devoted to family, community
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• 2-foot-long alligator found hiding under car in NYC
• Mosquito spraying set for parts of Staten Island tomorrow night
• Hudson River flyovers planned this afternoon
• Staten Island elected officials fume as city picks new borough Parks commissioner
• 3 people killed in NYC motorcycle crashes
• Turbulence forces NY-to-Belgium flight to divert to Boston
• Archbishop Dolan calls for unity in wake of Staten Island bias crimes
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• COAHSI Grants for the Arts
• Dueling rallies near Ground Zero
• Evening lottery numbers for Sunday, Aug. 22
• This year, most Island pols are endorsing 'staycations'
• Back to School 'jamboree' set for Sept. 11
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• Richmond County Fair: Great fun at bargain prices
• Copper cast of Statue of Liberty's nose up for auction
• Taking science to a whole new level
• Saying they were promised free parking, seniors of Sea View housing fume over new fee
• History in spotlight as $$ raised for Island birthday bash
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• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Monday, Aug. 23, 2010
• Owner of Empire State Building opposes proposed skyscraper
• Senior Olympics still the rage; annual Island games run Oct. 3 to 8
• FDA Chief Margaret Hamburg says enforcement of food safety too limited
• Staten Islander throws flag in Jets tix snafu
• New York audit faults nearly $1M in child care payments
• A.M. News Links:Mosque foes and backers clash at Ground Zero and more
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Monday, Aug. 23, 2010
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• Staten Island OutLOUD is going out to the ol' ball game
• Visiting Nurse will award contributors to quality of life
• Food and fun 'Under the Big Top' of Eger Foundation
• GOP's petition-gathering queen changes parties
• Staten Island Advance Ferry Cartoon -- Sunday August 22, 2010
• How doctors can outsmart addicts
• Crash at a New Springville intersection leaves one injured
• Vile Sea View pool no longer a health threat
• Turbulence forces NY-to-
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010
• Supporters, opponents of NYC mosque hold rallies
• A.M. News Links:Paterson wants more unity, less bickering over mosque and more
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• Suspect in latest Staten Island attack on Hispanic set to be arraigned
• Painkiller Island: Staten Island leads boroughs in opiate prescriptions
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• NY Archbishop Timothy Dolan celebrates mass on Staten Island
• Robert Scamardella is the Louis R. Miller Business Leadership Award winner
• A roundup of Island students who made the grade
• Mental Health Society names new assistant director
• Special salute to 2 exceptional teachers
• McMahon pushes mayor to save bus seats
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• Archbishop to visit Port Richmond Church tomorrow
• Police question suspect in alleged bias attack on Staten Island
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Saturday, Aug. 21, 2010
• Staten Islanders to send T-shirts to earthquake-ravaged Haiti
• A.M. News Links: Bedbugs found at Empire State Building and more
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Pedestrian struck by car in Clifton
• Sea View pool no longer a health threat
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Saturday, Aug. 21, 2010
• 48-year-old pedestrian dies after being struck by cab in Clifton
• Staten Island teen faces hate crime charges in yet another attack on Hispanic on borough
• Creed @ the PNC Bank Arts Center Saturday, Jones Beach Tuesday
• Open house today at new Future Leaders school
• Friday is the deadline for gifted and talented
• Grymes Hill man elected to New York Center board
• DOT announces next week's paving schedule
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• Concert at St. George Theatre tonight to benefit Iraq war hero Brendan Marrocco
• Mom of 5 killed by out-of-control livery cab in Clifton
• South Beach man accused of DWI after crash in Travis
• Emergency officials remain in Arden Heights after car crashes into pole
• Couple sought in attempted break-in
• New York Lottery evening drawing -- Saturday, Aug. 21, 2010
• Neighbors respond to tragedy in Port Richmond
• Staten Island teen hit with hate crime charges in latest attack on Hispanics
• Giuliani supports moving mosque from WTC site
• 'Ground Zero mosque' Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf says extremism is global threat
• Weekly jobless claims rise to 500,000, highest since Nov.
• Horse-drawn carriage leads funeral procession through New Dorp streets
• Poor souls have a friend in Public Administrator Gary Gotlin
• UK warns Libya over Lockerbie bomber anniversary
• A.M. news links: BP Settlements Likely to Shield Top Defendants
• West Brighton man allegedly broke into 4 homes, tried selling stolen valuables with brother
• Gov. David Paterson says no talks set to discuss moving Ground Zero mosque
• Cops arrest West Brighton man on drug charges, authorties say
• If you pull a U-turn on Hylan Boulevard, you'll be sorry
• Armed crook accused of robbing Subway sandwich shop in New Springville
• Truants at 2 Stapleton schools getting a wakeup call
• Long Island man says pit bulls killed 4 of his goats
• Teleport's loss is New Jersey's gain as city technology agency finds fault with site
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Friday, Aug. 20, 2010
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Holiday Inn Express is up and running in Travis
• Abandoned pool at foreclosed house poses nuisance in Sea View
• 'Ground Zero mosque' developers say no meeting set with governor -- and none was ever plan
• New York Lottery evening numbers -- Friday, Aug. 20, 2010
• State's new approach to compiling DNA database
• Paladino calls Lazio 'chicken' in New York governor's race
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• Iraq War vet kills pregnant wife, daughter, self
• Historic Richmond Town Presents The 31st Annual Richmond County Fair On Labor Day Weekend
• Mosquito spraying set for Staten Island's East, South shores on Tuesday
• Cops asking public's help finding missing Great Kills teen
• Mosque near Ground Zero divides Sept. 11 relatives
• Island groundbreaking where sky's the limit
• Staten Island smokers brace as park ban looms
• Cops: New Brighton dad attacks son with a screwdriver
• Jobless rate drops in 18 states, rises in 14 -- strong growth in New York
• Police nab 3 in violent Tompkinsville home invasion
• Scientists simulate terror attack on Boston subway
• Island VNA elects board chairman
• Bay Terrace mobster sentenced for role in slaying of Grasmere jeweler
• Friday night Unplugged at Arden Heights
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• Brush fire at Great Kills Park reportedly under control
• New voting machines on display at the Staten Island Center for Independent Living
• Officials break ground on new home for Staten Island wounded warrior Brendan Marrocco
• Term limits could spur spirited debate at Charter meeting
• New York Lottery midday drawings -- Thursday, Aug. 19, 2010
• American Airlines to charge for front-row seats
• Pilot program to fight truancy in NYC schools
• GM takes first step in shedding gov't ownership
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• Modest increase for Medicare drug plans
• Memorial services set for baseball legend Bobby Thomson
• Goodbye Iraq: Last U.S. combat brigade heads home
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
• Silvettes Ladies Golf Club 75 years old and still going strong
• Passenger: 2 on JFK-bound plane detained in alleged threat
• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Thursday, Aug. 19, 2010
• At ground-breaking, community joins to pay back Staten Island wounded warrior Brendan Marrocco
• Police hunting for armed robber in New Springville
• Phone call was about hijacking threat, AP sources say
• A.M. news links: Arizona prison officials release more info about fugitives - and more
• Roger Clemens indicted by federal grand jury on perjury charges in steroid testimony
• Staten Island school supply giveaway gets an A+
• A Staten Island mom's anguish: 'A part of me is missing'
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• Police investigation disrupts B & C subway service
• No vandalism at Staten Island 'Postcards' memorial, just city repairs
• Community leaders turn out for Muslim American Society Ramadan dinner
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• Rudy Giuliani against proposed mosque near Ground Zero
• $95 ticket is a Back to the Beach bummer for Annadale family
• Brush fire reported in Great Kills Park
• Car crash reported on westbound Staten Island Expressway near Slosson Avenue
• Teen charged in attack outside Staten Island Ferry terminal
• Air quality advisory issued for Staten Island
• Major Staten Island roads to get blacktop TLC
• 2 more candidates join Assembly fray
• Tottenville High School students give Mr. Besignano (Mr. B) an A-plus
• A.M. News Links: Obama's focus on legislation hurting him and more
• Wagner College tops U.S. News & World Report's list of 'Up-and-Comers'
• DWI suspect drives 11 miles without tire, cops say
• National Council of Negro Women to salute Dorothy Height
• American Airlines to charge for front-row seats
• Illinois jurors were close to convicting Rod Blagojevich
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• $770K in stimulus money allocated to improve security around perimeter of Whitehall Ferry Terminal
• Verrazano-Narrows Bridge traffic alert
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2010
• Obama: 'No regrets' over comments on Manhattan mosque
• Power outage affects Annadale residents
• Missing plaques at Staten Island 9/11 memorial are maintenance, not vandalism
• Group puts Island mosque plan on hold
• Crash causes traffic delays on Staten Island Expressway
• Some NYC buildings dim lights for migrating birds
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• Con Edison restores power to Annadale residents
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• Lowest gas prices on Staten Island -- Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2010
• Rossville brawl leaves 1 with cracked skull, 3 in cuffs
• Most New York voters opposed to mosque near Ground Zero, poll finds
• Thanks to supply giveaway, hundreds of Staten Island youngsters ready for school
• Staten Island Sept. 11 memorial 'Postcards' vandalized -- again
• President Obama at new low for handling economy, poll finds
• Budget cuts ground senior trips to grocery
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2010
• A Bulls Head man who really cares about caregiving
• Gov. David Paterson to meet developers of proposed Ground Zero mosque, possibly suggest another loca
• Police arrest 5 drivers on Staten Island on DWI charges
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• Commission to hear Gov. Paterson's Yankee tickets case
• Graniteville woman hit with drunken driving charges in N.J. after sobriety test stumble, report says
• Financial group helps out Project Hospitality
• Court rules that foreign countries owe no NYC property taxes
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2010
• Bobby Thomson, baseball player immortalized by 'Shot Heard 'Round the World,' dead at
• NY-Penn League All Stars sparkle in St. George
• Cop car involved in crash in Eltingville
• City greenlights more crosswalk countdown timers on Staten Island, other boroughs
• Staten Islander hit with Leandra's Law charge after allegedly driving drunk with 2 kids in car
• Judge rules 7th-, 8th-grade students have right to bus ride to school
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• JetBlue brings back 'All You Can Jet' passes
• Probation for Grasmere man accused of posing as doc
• Staten Island bank stock closings -- Monday, Aug. 16, 2010
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• Tickets accusations against Gov. Paterson go before panel
• Woman sues NYC cafe over breast-feeding after she says she was ordered to leave
• Once again, Staten Island's 9/11 memorial is vandalized
• NYC museum closes for rest of August to avoid foreclosure
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• Bobby Thomson, who hit famous 'The Shot Heard 'Round the World,' dead at 86
• A.M. News Links: Obama stirs pot with mosque endorsement and more
• Staten Island woman sues Wall Street executive for $20M, claiming sexual assault
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• California gay couples must wait to wed during Proposition 8 appeal
• Con Ed worker taken to hospital after suffering minor injury in Port Richmond
• Craigslist suspect Philip Markoff's suicide riles victim's family
• All cool for Ice-T in NYC unlicensed-driving case
• No stopping this Harvard-bound Mariners Harbor success story
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• Port Richmond residents helping out after Staten Island fire horror
• White House says politics played no role in President Obama's remarks about Ground Zero mosque
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• Former staff file suit against closed St. Vincent's Hospital
• Staten Island Rep. Michael McMahon sounds off on border security, airline safety
• Staten Island, other NYC boroughs, to get hundreds of countdown clock crosswalks
• Bikers for Babies fundraiser hits town Aug. 29
• All-hands fire draws large emergency response to Bulls Head
• Catching up with old friends at West Brighton Reunion in Nansen Park
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• Mayor Michael Bloomberg says it's 'sad day' if Ground Zero mosque gets shouted down
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• Staten Island Councilwoman Debi Rose endorses Eric Schneiderman for attorney general
• Over D.A. Dan Donovan, Staten Island Assembly Dems back Brodsky for attorney general
• Millions of documents slow case for Madoff employees
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• Staten Island Rep. McMahon opposes location of Ground Zero mosque
• Lawsuit claims Bowlmor Lanes businessman weeded out minorities
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• Staten Island lighthouses on the auction block
• Grasmere man, convicted after shooting wife to death in 1996, arrested again for allegedly threateni
• Struck by lightning, plane crashes in Caribbean -- but all but one passenger survived
• Judge rules that city must provide yellow school bus service for seventh- and eighth-graders
• Fine-tuning city's tribunal system
• Jail probe sought after Craigslist suspect Philip Markoff's suicide
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• Eight killed as truck slams into spectators at California race
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• These students have a bright idea
• Caryn T. Davis of New Brighton wins Literacy Award
• Ensign Thomas Zaccheo graduates from U.S. Naval Academy
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• Staten Island Advance Ferry Cartoon -- Sunday August 15, 2010
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• A.M. News Links:Buffalo gunman arrested in deadly shooting and more
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• Back to the Beach continues in Midland Beach today
• Craigslist killing suspect dead in Mass. suicide
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• Crash on Korean War Veterans Parkway leaves 2 injured
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• Whose money? Political contributions to a local race flow from many sources, raising eyebrows
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• Cops: 8 shot outside Buffalo restaurant; 4 dead
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• A roadside bomb took his cousin, now Islander seeks justice
• Feast of St. Rocco to be held Aug. 22
• Island nun celebrates 50th anniversary of her vows
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• DOT announces next week's paving schedule
• Sen. Diane Savino lauds hydro-fracking ban
• Obama declares Gulf Coast 'open for business', promises government won't forget regio
• Voting machine demonstration
• Jazz singer Abbey Lincoln dies at age 80 in New York City
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• Obama: I support 'the right' for ground zero mosque, not commenting on 'the wisdom�
• Remembrance of pizzerias past
• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Saturday, August 14, 2010
• Hole in one! Obama's daughter has lucky stroke
• Missouri company hauling beams from World Trade Center
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• Staten Island Yankees to host borough's first All-Star Game, tickets nearly sold out
• 'F' factor in New York's new license plates explained
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• The 5th Annual Staten Island International Festival
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• Man charged with shoving woman into New York City subway
• Lawyer says flight attendant wants to return to the friendly skies
• Over $13, teens accused in New Dorp mugging face up to 15 years in jail
• Ramadan observance sparks backpack giveaway in Tompkinsville
• Todt Hill Road crash involving ambulance leaves 1 person injured
• B'klyn man who stashed pot in Mariners Harbor gets 5 years
• New Brighton career criminal, accomplice, accused of robbing livery cab driver
• New Jersey blogger convicted of threatening judges
• D.A.'s office to distribute 33G seized from those convicted of felonies to 12 Island organizati
• Federal appeals court in Manhattan rules against activist group ACORN
• New York primary candidates boost campaign funds
• More women join the SIEDC's 40/40 club
• Brooklyn man arrested in connection with Graniteville safe theft
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• Rangel says he's ready to start campaigning despite ethics charges against him
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• West Brighton treasure-hunter to appear in documentary
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• Staten Island Yankees hosting New York-Penn loop's All-Star Game
• Temple Israel to host 'L'Chayim to Life' Sunday
• JetBlue memo questions flight attendant Steven Slater's motive
• Wagner College psychologist analyzes dad's slashing frenzy
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• NYC executive loans credit card to homeless man
• 16 more big Sanit users on Staten Island must lug their own trash
• NYPD announces second flyover of vintage aircraft
• President Obama to back religious freedom at Islam dinner
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• Eltingville man nabbed as alleged drunk driver
• Judge orders New York woman to install Skype to aid with kids' visitation with father
• Mets closer Francisco Rodriguez freed without bail
• Sanitation cuts containerized trash collection at 16 Staten Island apartment complexes
• Time for another Back to the Beach weekend in Midland Beach
• FDNY and other firefighters run cross-country
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• GOP governor candidate Rick Lazio counters new Cuomo TV ad on New York ethics reform
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• Federal judge moves school bus lawsuit to state court, forcing city to prove why it cut school bus s
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• New York Harbor flyover for a vintage DC-7 airliner
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• U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand looks to continue tax cuts
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• Borough President James Molinaro's free summer concert series continues tonight at Alice Austen
• DOT: Pedestrian bridge in Annadale just about done
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• Summer's second Back to the Beach festival this weekend in Midland Beach
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• Staten Island World War II counterpart to 'Rosie the Riveter' (call her Grace) celebrates
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• Funds from D.A. program support crime prevention and youth programs
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• Staten Island Advance Headlines -- Wednesday, August 11, 2010
• SILive.com 'Comment of the Day'
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• Wall Street stocks fall sharply, 265 points, as investors' gloom grows
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• New strategies to curb Staten Island bias violence unveiled
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• Oakwood man pleads guilty felony charge after blowing up neighbor's mailbox with fireworks, pro
• New details of Staten Island father's slash frenzy
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• Woman files civil suit against New York Mets pitcher Johan Santana
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• North Shore Animal League plans adoption event for dogs rescued from Missouri puppy mill
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• Staten Island day care workers accused of bribery
• Big NYC housing complex attracts interest
• Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Judge: No pedicabs on NYC bridge bike paths
• Staten Island's Manor Road Armory and Christ Church granted protective historic status
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• Congressman Charlie Rangel: 'Don't leave me swinging in the wind'
• Tank fire at Atlantic Salt yard in New Brighton
• Fire extinguished in Atlantic Salt tanks
• NYPD arrests man in Central Park holdups
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• Push from Staten Island elected officials to let Cedar Grove bungalow owners stay
• Rosebank man arrested after cursing at, spitting on traffic agent who ticketed him, cops say
• President Obama on the road to promote higher-ed, raise cash
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• BP's Gulf of Mexico relief well down to final, tricky 100 feet
• Two teens nabbed after allegedly burglarizing Tottenville home
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• Stapleton woman cheated government of $48,000 in rental subsidies, authorities say
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• Mother, children remain in critical condition following Staten Island throat slashings
• Oakwood man accused of driving into parked car had four times legal alcohol limit, court papers say
• Bicyclist struck by car in New Springville
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• Bloomfied hotel complex to grow by 132 rooms
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• After being slashed by boyfriend, Staten Island mom tried to run inside house to save daughter
• Statue of Liberty to get new staircase for safety
• Night Out Against Crime
• Come Celebrate Community Day At Historic Richmond Town With Free Admission For All Visitors
• JUDAICA SHOP
• Summerfest Walking Tours!
• Historic Richmond Town Presents A Classic Car Showcase
• Asian Food Markets presents ‘Asian Food Celebration’ to Mark Fourth Anniversary
• Church Of The Ascension To Host Vacation Bible School
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• COAHSI: Call for Artists - Design Contest
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• On Righting Civil Wrongs: The Civil Rights Legacy Must Continue
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• Honoring Tradition: The 'Celebration' of Losar at the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art
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• Christmas Tree Recycling
• Karen Goeller on the Late Night with Johnny P Show
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• Staten Island Historical Society Hosts Tavern Concerts At Historic Richmond Town!
• Church Of The Ascension To Observe ‘Blue Christmas’
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• Volunteers Needed for COAHSI Awards Ceremony!!
• 'Happy Holidays' December 2009 Newsletter
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• Staten Island Speaks: Port Richmond
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• Church Of The Ascension To Host ‘Concert Of Love And Hope’
• Bodies By Alice And New Faith Yoga Present: A Spiritual And Nutritional Cleansing Retreat
• Historic Richmond Town Book Signing
• Pre-Thanksgiving Show and Tell!
• Christmas Traditions At Historic Richmond Town Join In The Festivities
• 'Wish You Were Here' : Color Nature Photographs
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• COAHSI General Membership Potluck!
• Richmond Choral Society to Host 'Trash and Treasure' Sale
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• In the Pink: Raising Awareness for Breast Cancer
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• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
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• Spacious Townhouse
• Historic Richmond Town Names VP Of Development, Marketing And Administration
• Local Entrepreneurs End Pet Care Dilemma in Staten Island
• Fetch! Pet Care on NY1 News
• Sundog Theatre presents Lovers and Other Strangers
• Sundog Theatre and Staten Island Children's Museum Theatre Kids Fall 2009 Acting Classes
• Sundog Theatre is looking for one-act plays for “Scenes from the Staten Island Ferry 2010
• Connect the Dots Arts Festival!
• Show and Tell me
• Blood Drive At The 122 Precinct
• Christ Church To Host Its Third Annual Blueberry Festival
• Wild Foraging With Tattfoo Tan
• S.I. Marine Hosp/Quarantine Memorial
• Win a Blue Ribbon at the Richmond County Fair!
• 2010 COAHSI Grants Available Now
• Historic Richmond Town’s 30th Annual Richmond County Fair Celebrating America the Beautiful
• Mario Lanza 50th Anniversary Concert
• Online Defensive Driving course
• Historic Richmond Town Offers Free Admission on Smithsonian Magazine’s 5th Annual Museum Day
• Joe Noga Doctor Computers, Heartland Village, Staten Island
• Moore Catholic H.S. Defensive Driving Program
• Celebrate Community Day At Historic Richmond Town
• Business Leaders Toastmasters is off to a great start!
• COAHSI's Gala is Coming!
• BBQ Pitmaster Class at Historic Richmond Town
• It's COAHSI Garden Party Time!
• Digital Audio Tour at Historic Richmond Town
• Smokin' Joes BBQ and Traditional Dinner at Historic Richmond Town
• So, You Want to Be a Teaching Artist?
• Summer Computer Classes for Seniors start July 6
• Blood Drive
• Borough Launched Staten Island HIV Status Check Campaign
• Smokin' Joe's BBQ Coming to Historic Richmond Town!
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• Christ Church To Host ‘An Evening In Spring’
• Staten Island Museum Launches Brand New Trail Guide Named After Museum Co-Founder
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• JPMorgan Chase Arts in our Communities Grant
• Call For Top Innovators!
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• Christ Church New Brighton To Host Fish Supper
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• Richmond Choral Society To Host Sing Along With Stout…Again at Fort Wadsoworth Visitors Center
• Fountain Art Fair 2009
• Unprepared College Students Confronted by Life-Shaping Decisions
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• Black History Month at Snug Harbor
• Bobby Rydell and Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge
• Women's Entrepreneur Incubator Program
• COAHSI's Night of Staten Island Artists
• Modern Wall Graphics Collaborates on Worthwhile Project, Benefiting Women and Girls
• The Audacity of Hope
• VISION Idea-Gathering Session for the Arts Community
• Eating Together- The Key To A Successful Relationship
• Love Is In The Air... February Newsletter from GTRO!
• Richmond County Orchestra's Musicians Contest
• Music Matters Announces Music Education Grant Guidelines
• Sculptural Pursuit - Call for Entries
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• Staten Island Historical Society's 9th Annual Literacy Leadership Luncheon
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• Burns Night: Poems and songs of Robbie Burns
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• Special Program Helps Ex-Tech Workers Find Their Feet
• Non-Profit/Tax Exempt Changes Seminar
• COAHSI's Night of Staten Island Artists
• Staten Island OutLOUD Activities - January - May 2009
• Grantwriting Workshop - Sign Up Now!
• Staten Island Historical Society Hosts Tavern Concerts at Historic Richmond Town
• Documentary Photography Distribution Grants
• Cargo Cafe Looking for Artists
• COAHSI Excellence in the Arts Awards
• Young Musicians Competitions
• Staten Island Museum - Juried Art Show
• SINY Film Festival Music Component Call For Entries
• Alice Austen House High School Photo Competition
• JCC of Staten Island-80th Anniversary Retrospective
• MLK Day of Service "Step Up Speak Out" Youth Summit
• 2009 Meet The Grantmakers Symposiums and Capacity Building Workshops
• Toys! Exhibit at Historic Richmond Town
• The 5 Mistakes That Could Cost You The Promotion You Deserve
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• Postcards from the Rails: Journey along a Path Apart
• Visual Arts Panel Discussion and General Membership Meeting
• RICHMOND COUNTY ORCHESTRAS MUSICIANS COMPETITION and CONTEST
• NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC and RICHMOND COUNTY ORCHESTRA (NYC) TEAM UP!
• Christmas at Richmondtown
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• Arlene Trunzo,Earns e-PRO Designation
• Candlelight Tours at Historic Richmond Town
• Sailors Snug Harbor Burial Listing FREE on line
• A Rebirth at St Mark's UM Church
• New Construction / OFF THE MARKET
• New Construction/ OFF THE MARKET
• OFF THE MARKET / Hillside Vineyards
• Nuevo Americana Recipes: Call for Submissions
• Alexandra Mein and Marc Van Cauwenbergh
• Fractured Atlas
• Time Warner Cable Donates $2,500 For Alice Austen House Museum’s 'Teen Photography Studio'
• Why Printmaking An Homage to Herman Zaage
• Annual Student Show
• St. Charles Singles
• Barbara Wesby premiering new song cycle, La Guitarra, on Sunday, November 16, 2008
• Fractured Atlas
• Save Our History Grant Announcement
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• COAHSI Grants for Artists/Art Organizations
• Carteret Street Group Home - Residents Response
• Staten Island OutLOUD's Events
• The Sayings of Confucius - OutLOUD on Sunday September 28
• Parks & Trails Capacity Building Grants
• NYFA - Professional Development Program for Artists
• Artist's Assistant - Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
• Health Practitioner Offers Customized Services
• Feline Adoptions
• Old Home Day
• Alzheimer’s Foundation Finalizes Plans For Annual Victorian High Tea
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• 29th Richmond County Fair at Historic Richmond Town
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• New Training Programs, Just in Time for Gymnastics Season
• Huge Three Bedroom Townhouse
• Community Word - Teaching Artists
• Pay It Forward Mini-Grants
• Contemporary Art Writing Grant
• Larry DiSalvo and Michael Ruffo- Summerfest
• Historic Richmond Town Exhibits
• Richmond County Fair - SI Bank Trust Corporate Sponsor
• Pigs Ponies And A Petting Zoo At The Richmond County Fair
• India, or bust: Local Woman Seeks Your Help to Teach Abroad
• Tattfoo- Open Secret
• COAHSI Seeks Part-Time Bookkeeper
• COAHSI Seeks Arts-In-Ed Director
• Veteran Grave Stone Replacement Project!
• Richmond County Orchestra Contest #2
• New Executive Director Appointed at Historic Richmond Town
• Bakers, Crafters, Gardeners, Photographers, Win a Coveted Blue Ribbon At The Richmond County Fair
• Defensive Driving Classes
• Rudolph Montanez - Summerfest
• Fundraiser for Baby Jack Rubin July 27, 2008
• Unique Food Events at Historic Richmond Town
• Tamarind Arts Council Seeking Artists
• Open Secret
• COAHSI Seeking Part-Time Bookkeeper
• COAHSI Seeking Arts in Education Director
• Contemporary Staten Island Bands to appear at the Richmond County Fair
• Summer at Historic Richmond Town
• Girls can move one step closer to their gymnastics and cheerleading dreams.
• Richmond County Orchestra Contest
• Independence Day at Historic Richmond Town
• Traditional Dinner
• 29th Annual Richmond County Fair At Historic Richmond Town
• Consider joining the Port Richmond CERT Team.
• Lions and Tigers and Bears...S.I.
• Port Richmond CERT Welcomes New Graduates
• BBQ Pitmaster Training Classes At Historic Richmond Town
• Experience Father’s Day During 19th Century
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• Fleetweek Sailors Help to Reclaim Historic Cemetery on Staten Island
• View Pictures of FACSI Events
• 2nd Asbury African Church & Cemetery History
• “Arlene Trunzo, BCREP, CRS, GRI, SRES, Licensed Staten Island, NY, Real Estate Broker is one of th
• Father's Day Tour at Historic Richmond Town
• Doctor Computers is a Proud Member of the Staten Island Chambers of Commerce
• Working at home legitimately IS possible
• Staten Island OutLOUD Featured on Time-Warner News - May 19
• Celebrate Community Day at Historic Richmond Town and an All-You-Can-Eat Bonanza
• Creative Photographers' Guild Seeking New Members
• Dance Studio available, Brooklyn, Summer 2008
• Auditions- NYC Touring Concert Opera Inc
• Musician's Contest
• Calling all Young People Grades 4-12!
• Sandwich Box Project
• Join Us for a FREE Swing Workout...
• Mother's Day Tour
• Collector Uncovers Island's Buried Past
• Historic Richmond Town Honors Volunteers
• Young Poets OutLOUD - Poetry Slam
• APRIL 2008 UPDATE
• Grave Stone Transcriptions of Old Clove Baptist Cemetery
• Seniors Real Estate Specialist
• Educational Programs for Summer Camp Groups
• Learn about S.I. Toastmaster Clubs
• Creative Time Fellowships
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• Photographer Wanted
• Choreographer Wanted
• Seaview Colony Project
• New Playwrights Wanted!
• Call for Artists! Art By The Ferry Festival
• 9/11 Arts for Healing Program
• Mail Art Project
• Historic Richmond Town Exhibits
• Dempsey Funeral Home burials in Calvary Cemetery
• WooLoo Fictive Days Call for Artists and Photographers
• Audition Announcement
• Artist Residencies from The Field
• P.O.V. Film Your Issue
• Page 73 Fellowship
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• Tell Them I Tried to Love Somebody
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• The History of Moravian Cemetery.
• Revolutionary War Weekend at Historic Richmond Town
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• Invitation for WaFoo Spring Concerts
• Creative Time Offers Video and Design Fellowships...
• Choreographer Wanted
• Awards Ceremony
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• Historic Richmond Town Events March Through December, 2008
• Bringing Up Baby: Children’s Furniture and Family Life
• Historic Richmond Town hosts 5th Annual Women's Symposium
• Revolutionary War Reenactment and Inherit the Wind at Historic Richmond Town
• Women’s History Month
• Tavern Concerts
• Egg Hunt At Historic Richmond Town
• Tavern Concerts: Songs Of The Sea And Taverns
• The Kite Runner
• Job Opening - Administrative Assistant And Finance Manager
• Richmond Choral Society Seeking An Arts Administrator
• Public Art and Design program in Yekaterinburg Airport, Russia
• Staten Island Historical Society Hosts 5th Annual Women’s Symposium
• Actors & Models Workshop Studio
• UPDATE OF ISSUES
• Robert R. Merlino Memorial Spring Antique Show And Sale Plans Underway, All Vendors Wanted
• Snug Harbor Openings
• Richmond Choral Society - Seeking An Arts Administrator
• VSA Arts
• Arts Festival
• Public art and design program in Yekaterinburg Airport, Russia
• NYSCA Project Grants
• Chamber Music America - New Works: Creation and Presentation Program
• Historic Richmond Town Literacy Leadership Luncheon
• Realtor Fund-raising for the American Cancer Society
• Valentine Card Making Workshop at Historic Richmond Town
• Toastmasters taking part in S.I. Economic Development Corporation Conference
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Fitness Event in Full Swing...
• Coretta Scott King
• Calling all Staten Island Artists!
• Staten Island OutLOUD presents My Life With Martin Luther King
• Benefits: Strength Gain, Weight Loss, Improved Fitness
• News from S.I. March 10, 1945
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• News from S.I. April 3 1945
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• Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Step Up Speak Out Youth Summit
• Plot Restoration AFTER - Barrett Family Plot
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• Holiday Celebration at Lake Cemetery
• Sisters of Charity donate statue "In memory of the Children"
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• Staten Island Cemetery AFTER Restoration
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• A NEW YEAR
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• Summer Fellowships And Grants 2008
• Haunted Tours
• Support Theatre on SI...Sundog Theatre Presents...
• Free T'ai Chi Classes for People with PD
• Historic Richmond Town Candlelight Tours
• Exhibits in the Historical Museum
• Bringing Up Baby: Children's Furniture and Family Life Exhibit at Historic Richmond Town
• Robert R. Merlino Memorial Antique Show Plans Underway, All Vendors Wanted
• Help Art Lab
• Tavern Concerts and Holiday Happenings at Historic Richmond Town
• A Walking Tour of Staten Island with David Hartman and Barry Lewis.
• GET INVOLVED......STAY INVOLVED!
• Candlelight Tours Presents Origins of Christmas Traditions At Special Family-Friendly Prices
• Five Dutch Days at Historic Richmond Town
• Annual Toy Drive
• Exciting News
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• Forget-Me-Not Gala
• Ingrid Michaelson
• Museum Programs October–November–December 2007
• Celebrate The Fall Harvest At Historic Richmond Town’s Old Home Day
• Open House New York Weekend
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• Staten Island Historical Society Announces First Annual Golf-A-Palooza
• Alzheimers Annual Walk 2007
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• Pumpkin Picking And Hayrides At Historic Decker Farm
• 28th Annual Richmond County Fair At Historic Richmond Town
• Autumn Moon Festival
• Mighty String Demons Play Starlight Concert
• Life's a Beach
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• Staten Island Museum Awarded $10 million
• Staten Island Historical Society Awarded Prestigious Grant From The Institute of Museum and Library
• Free Bluegrass Festival At Historic Richmond Town
• Sponsor Needed
• Second Annual Clambake
• Books become available!
• Defensive Driving Classes at Moore Catholic H.S.
• Summer Apprentice Program
• Historic Richmond Town’s Independence Day Celebration
• Architects: Carrere & Hastings
• Historic Richmond Town Upcoming Events
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• Note to community organizations in Staten Island from AmericanTowns
• New Fitness Books by Two CSI Alumni...
• Moravian Cemetery Tours has a new web address
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• Patricia Salmon - Curator of History, SIMuseum, says...
• "Alive" with history!!! says Tina Kaasmann-Dunn.
• The Conference House Association
• "One of many ways to experience Alice Austen" by Carl Rutberg, Director, The Alice Austen House Muse
• "Going on a tour in a Cemetery?
• re: October 28, 2006 visit to Moravian Cemetery
• Message to Church Pastors
• Moravian Cemetery's "Fortune 500"
• April 8, 2007. Staten Island Advance Article.
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• Historic Richmond Town Presents Community Day 2007
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• Strange Bedfellows
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• Willy Wonka
• Historic Richmond Town Tavern Concert
• Tavern Concerts-Point Cross
• Tavern Concerts-Harbor Town Review
• Tavern Concerts-Risky Business
• Captain Louie
• Tavern Concerts-Triboro
• Mad Science
• Tavern Concerts-Irish Fever
• Linda Russell And Companie
• Harbordance-An Evening In Ireland
• Rainbow Fish
• Friends of Abandoned Cemeteries, Inc. S. I. Honored For Efforts to Restore Abandoned Cemeteries
• Musical Chairs' Musical Soiree a Huge Success!
• Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble, Inc. Presents EMI Solo Recording Artist Ann Cecil-Sterman, Flute
• Adopt a plot in an abandoned S.I. Cemetery
• Musical Chairs Concert a Success!
• Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble presents An Air of Romance
• Waterfront Conference
• Adopt a Staten Island Civil War Veteran
• Musical Chairs Treats Staten Island Audience with a Performance by Soprano Elizabeth McCullough
• Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble is Proud to present the Musical Chairs Youth Ensemble
• Restoration of Historic Documents
• Musical Chairs Names Andrew Sterman as Composer-in-Residence
• MCCE Extends Deadline for Youth Ensemble to May 27th
• Join FACSI mailing list!
• MCCE Announces Students Selected For The Musical Chairs Youth Ensemble Program
• Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble, Inc. Announces Season Finale Concert,
• Become a Member of Friends of Abandoned Cemeteries, Inc. Staten Island
• Musical Chairs Debuts
• Neither Fog, Nor Ferry, Nor Broken Cello Can Stop Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble, Inc.
• Maintaining the Island's History
• MCCE Announces Hot Weekend Lineup!
• Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble, Inc. Helps Celebrate the Opening of Julia Music
• Dempsey Funeral Home Records
• Musical Chairs Gives SI a New Vision for Classical Music
• MCCE to Perform at the Solar One Music Festival
• Quarantine Cemetery Remains in LIMBO
• Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble, Inc. Dazzles Audience with Premier Concert at Staten Island Museum
• Brimming With New Talent, Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble Premiers First Concert of 2004/2005 Season
• Van Street Cemetery Records
• Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble Presents Hot, New Offerings for Staten Island Audiences This Winter
• S.I. Civil War Veteran's Day 2004
• Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble Presents *NEW* Children's Concert Series by Public Demand
• Musical Chairs Presents Opera, Jazz & Broadway with Sopranos Elizabeth McCullough & Suzanne Fiore
• Musical Chairs presents its First Annual Musical Soiree
• 2005 S.I. Civil War Veterans Day 10/29/2005
• World Premire Concert and Panel Discussion
• Musical Chairs Concerts - The Perfect Present
• Rededication of Lake Cemetery
• MCCE and Andrew Sterman Present a Masterful Day of EventsFor State Island Audiences
• Musical Chairs Concerts - The Perfect Present
• Volunteers Needed!
• Musical Chairs Children's Concert
• Musical Chairs - January 15th Performance
• Adopt the Plot of Chief Janes
• MCCE Announces Final FREE Concert by the Musical Chairs Youth Ensemble
• Musical Chairs presents An Evening of Song with Soprano Elizabeth McCullough
• Mathew Fuerst Named MCCE's New Composer-in-Residence
• Bowfire
• Songs Of The Seas And Taverns
• Funny Dogs
• Winter Retro Dance
• Frank Sinatra Junior
• Tavern Concerts-Johnson Girls
• Amelia Earhart
• Father And Son
• Tavern Concerts-Dan Milner And Bob Conroy
• Alice By Whoopi Goldberg
• Tavern Concerts-Banjo Rascals
• Cats Show
• Tavern Concerts-String Fever
• Works Of A Modern Medievalist
• Cinderella
• Civil War Honor Roll
• Fiction Writing

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