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By: Paul Liotta
See more of our coverage in your search results STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A trio of Staten Island elected officials took the state and city
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Two parcels to the north and west of the complex’s main building will provide a concession developer nearly six acres of open space to bring new amenities to the track and field complex.
By: Paul Liotta
The Stone House restaurant proprietor will repair faulty plumbing linked to sewage flowing into Clove Lakes, with work starting soon and completing before winter's end.
By: Paul Liotta
A City Council plan to redevelop Staten Island's North Shore included properties not controlled by the developer it intended to support, with some lots owned by the Angiuli family and Con Edison.
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“We need to get more ambulances on the street, strengthen the EMS workforce, and cut the delays that keep crews tied up instead of responding to the next emergency.”
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The 50-year-old letter reads: “We are doing all we can, despite a current period of governmental austerity, to leave you a legacy of a clean and beautiful environment.”
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The period for the public to provide comment on the project ends Friday.
By: Shaina McLawrence, Paul Liotta
The NYPD is conducting an internal review of the Oct. 7 incident, a confrontation between police and a group of high school football players.
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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani opened a 50-year-old time capsule, revealing a letter from 1970s Mayor Abraham Beame expressing hopes for clean waterways and a peaceful, prosperous future.
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Mayor Mamdani expects sewage repairs at Clove Lakes Park's Stone House restaurant to be completed by end of 2026, while a FOIL request for contract details remains delayed.
