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HuffPost Lifestyle NY's Staten Island Ferry helps move 70,000 people a day between Manhattan and Staten Island. Some tourists use it for a free view of the Statue of Liberty. Join us for a ride!
107 months ago
The Wall Street Journal Staten Island, long ignored by New York City’s foodies, is developing a restaurant scene more similar to the other boroughs, complete with food halls, taco arcades and two-hour waits for brunch.
Staten Island Is Becoming a Foodie Destination
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Staten Island’s North Shore, the area near the ferry terminal, is where much of the new restaurant activity is taking place, coinciding with its development as a residential hub for young New Yorkers priced out of Brooklyn and Manhattan.
113 months ago
The New York Times On September 11th every year, a group travels from Staten Island to to Lower Manhattan. Each of them lost someone on 9/11.
From Staten Island to a 9/11 Memorial, a Bus Ride Becomes a Ritual
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As they have each year since 2002, a group of people who lost family members on Sept. 11 shared a ride from Staten Island to the memorial events.
114 months ago
The Wall Street Journal Compounding the mayor’s difficulties is that Staten Island is home to a good number of the city’s police officers.
De Blasio Goes All Out to Woo Staten Island
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For New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, winning over the borough of Staten Island become something of a political mission. It is by far the city’s most conservative territory, the only congressional district to send a Republican representative to W Read more ... ashington, D.C., and a place that under the last Dem...
119 months ago
The New York Times - Lens - Photography “What I saw in Staten Island I felt drawn to, because I’m from a working-class background on the South Side of Chicago."
Photos from Staten Island in the mid-1980s.
On the Edge on Staten Island
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When Christine Osinski moved to Staten Island in the 1980s, she found the long-overlooked borough with a tough edge gave her a sense of freedom and distance from Manhattan.
121 months ago
The New York Times - Lens - Photography "It’s an area that’s not noticed. The people are not noticed. It had an edge to it. It’s not happy. It’s a tough edge."
Photos from Staten Island in the mid-1980s.
On the Edge on Staten Island
lens.blogs.nytimes.com
When Christine Osinski moved to Staten Island in the 1980s, she found the long-overlooked borough with a tough edge gave her a sense of freedom and distance from Manhattan.
121 months ago
Mashable Unfortunately, before it could grab a bite at a diner or take a ride on the Staten Island ferry, it was captured by police.
This loose kangaroo in Staten Island is living large
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A kangaroo named Buster decided to take in a beautiful fall day on Staten Island.
125 months ago
Gawker Having felt the cool breeze of a Staten Island morning, he will never be the same.
Kangaroo Roams Free in Staten Island During Glorious Morning Romp
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A kangaroo just trying to have a nice morning on Staten Island Saturday morning has been captured and returned to his life of quiet indoor desperation.
125 months ago
Fox News A bogus tourism operator charged two out-of-towners $200 each-way to ride the Staten Island Ferry even though the trip hasn’t cost anyone a dime since 1997, according to reports.
Free Round-Trip Ride on Staten Island Ferry Costs Two Tourists $400
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The ferry leaves from lower Manhattan and takes in the Statue of Liberty as it crosses New York Harbor to Staten Island.
130 months ago
NBC News The Staten Island Zoo welcomed Earl into the world on April 25th of this year. http://nbcnews.to/1GU3Mxe
131 months ago