NYC home that famously battled back from Sandy faces another once-in-a-lifetime disaster
A Staten Island home that battled back from Hurricane Sandy to “save Christmas” — winning a visit from then-President Obama — is again partly buried in debris thanks to another once-in-a-lifetime ...
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Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures Set to Grace New York's Boroughs This Week
The NWS predicts a week of mild weather in NYC, with no hazardous conditions expected. Temperatures will be in the low to mid ...
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Purim Lessons That Can Help Avert a Climate Catastrophe
Magillat Esther, read twice on Purim, tells how the Jews of ancient Persia were threatened with extinction and miraculously ...
A Staten Island indoor track: An idea born in 1996. Her business savvy got it done | Staten Island Advance Woman of Achievement Lorraine Lettieri
Southeast Annadale resident Lorraine Lettieri, who founded Staten Island Track & Running Community (SITRAC) along with Bob ...
She knows her soul food...and she knows about doing good | Staten Island Advance Woman of Achievement Shaw-nae Dixon
Indeed, Shaw-naé is an eighth-generation native of the borough and a descendant of John Jackson, the first Black property ...
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The Last Sportswriters of New York
Along with 75-year-old Steve Serby and 74-year-old Larry Brooks, Mushnick is part of a holy trinity of snowy-haired ...