Category: News
‘Staten Island Summer’ Is Coming Soon To a Computer Near You!
Mandy Mac
When you think of the summertime on Staten Island, you think of pools, friends, and parties. “Staten Island Summer” is a Lorne Michaels movie and was written by Staten Island native and Saturday Night Live cast member Colin Jost! From what we have heard, this may be the Staten Island […]
Staten Island Wants a Whole Foods Market!
Mandy Mac
Back in March, we ask you what places you wish were on Staten Island. After an active response on our Facebook page, we rallied the Top Ten places you desired to come to our home borough. The number one requested establishment to make its way to Staten Island was Whole […]
U.S. Real Estate Trusts Outperforms Global Markets and U.S. Equities
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As 2014 draws to a close, a thorough look at at real estate investment earnings indicates a strong domestic market. Admittedly, the United States real estate market has hit more than a few bumps in the road. Market health took a dive during the recession, where property values fell sharply after […]
New Smartphone App Sends Complaints Straight to Borough President
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Tired of the same old 311 system? Now you can skip the “call” button altogether. The new BP Assist App, available for iOS and Android users, allows Staten Island residents to submit quality of life issues to Borough Hall through a modern platform. Community concerns such as graffiti, potholes, and problem traffic lights […]
‘Godfather’ home in Todt Hill is on the market
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Fans of the Frances Ford Coppola crime drama classic The Godfather are abuzz with the news that a home from the film set is now up for sale. That is why local real estate agents are trying to determine which showing requests for 110 Longfellow Avenue are serious as they attempt […]
New 25 MPH Default Speed Limit Established in New York
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Today, Mayor De Blasio’s plan for a lower citywide speed limit is taking effect. Unless otherwise marked, streets throughout the city are adopting a 25 MPH speed limit, down from 30 MPH. The city claims are designed to reduce pedestrian fatalities under the “Vision Zero” plan. For most drivers, the […]
Biologists Declare New Frog Species Discovered on Staten Island
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This newfound leopard frog is not ready to croak just yet. A rare and newly discovered species of Leopard Frog has been brought to the public eye by scientific researchers, National Geographic reported last Wednesday. The borough of Staten Island is where this frog gained recognition in New York City. […]
“Shop Sandy Biz” Campaign, $17B Infrastructure Upgrades as Second Anniversary Approaches
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Abandoned Warehouse will Reopen As Tech Startup Office
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A neglected metal warehouse on 75 Clinton Street has been revamped with plans to host startup companies and space for artists. Termed “Techbox”, the small Stapleton building had been abandoned for over ten years and was falling into disrepair before it was purchased by investor John Salis. The doors are […]
Tech Corner: FBI Fears New Smartphone’s Settings
Mandy Mac
For everyday iPhone users, the main concern they have for their new iPhone 6 is if it may bend in their pocket; the instance of which is highly unlikely despite the rumors. But for the FBI, their concerns range wider. Apple and even Google has made their new software pretty […]
