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Category Archives: Staten Island
Christian Gives Private Tutoring Business to the Church
In our current rough economy, who would swap a weekly pay check of $2,000 for a $600 one? Perhaps a dedicated Christian; like the person who just handed over his private tutoring company to his church. John … Continue reading
Posted in Manhattan, Staten Island, Uncategorized, Union Square
Tagged Business, Church, Economy, religion, tutoring, Union Square
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Ticket Sales Reinforce Signs of Recession
“The Recession on the way, hey, but on another note, a lot of sounding like Young, tell’em register to quote,” is the opening line of the remixed version of Young Jeezy‘s “Put On” featuring Jay-Z. What’s the connection here to … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Not New York, Queens, Staten Island, The Bronx
Tagged Economy
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A Stroll in the Park
Even though the temperature today wasn’t especially warm, Staten Islanders still flocked to Gateway Park to enjoy the sunny skies and refreshing breeze. Local citizens found themselves enjoying the outdoors today in unity, although their choice of activity varied. Some jogged … Continue reading
Posted in New Dorp, Staten Island
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Hess Gas Station Finally Reopens
For over six months, New Dorp residents have had to deal with the inconvenience of driving a couple of miles out of their way just to fill up their gas tanks. The Hess station that is located on New Dorp … Continue reading
Posted in New Dorp, Staten Island
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New Dorp Says Goodbye to O.T.B.
As of Sunday, the Off Track Betting in New Dorp on Staten Island has been officially closed. This OTB, along with other locations in New York City has been struggling financially for months now. It is said that while OTB … Continue reading
Posted in New Dorp, Staten Island
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Where are all the restaurants going?
If you have been to Staten Island, you know that it’s pretty small and you will most likely notice when your favorite places to dine have been closed. The most recent closing of a food place occurred a few months ago in New … Continue reading
Posted in New Dorp, Staten Island
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Would New York be ready for its own “Hurricane Katrina”?
Heavy rain and wind caused major flooding throughout parts of the tri-state area, on Sunday, April 15, 2007. For the most part, warned residents were able to prepare their homes as well as arrange their commute for the intense weather … Continue reading
Posted in Staten Island, Uncategorized
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A new plan for a banquet hall fumes the neighbors
A debate erupted when Staten Island residents learned that another place they loved and appreciated is being distorted in order for the city to raise income. The City has approved the plan of The LaTourette Golf Course, Staten Island to … Continue reading
Posted in Staten Island, Uncategorized
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A New Vacation Spot for a loved one
           Since we are concentrating on businesses in the neighborhood, there has been a particular place which has been getting a lot of attention, even media coverage in South Beach, Staten Island. A prestigious hotel, where the guest are treated … Continue reading
Posted in Staten Island, Uncategorized
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