Rides and Rambles on Staten Island highlights things to do around the island, and outlining adventures that people could have on our island, basically making ‘Rambles’ a pre-internet version of This Way on Bay.
Yesterday, it was reported that Staten Island based reality show Mob Wive may be coming to an end after six seasons on VH1. The video above, posted by wochit Entertainment on YouTube reflects on the series’ iconic run.
Island Sensory Shoppe is a retail store dedicated to providing products that service the special needs community. Recently the Wall Street Journal did a digital feature on the shop and it’s owner Melissa Palermo. Melissa used to wish there was a local store where she could buy therapeutic products and toys for her special-needs son, Ryan. In October, she opened one herself.
Would you like to help a group of Staten Island children learn honesty, responsibility and teamwork? You can do just that by making a donation to Above and Beyond Youth Basketball.
We used to have to rely on luck to find the brilliant street art that’s littered across Staten Island’s north shore. Now, there’s a better way. The Staten Island Street art map was curated by artist, Kwue Molly, designed by Marcus Allen, and powered by Projectivity. The map was funded by a grant from Staten Island Arts.
Yesterday, NJ.com posted a video on their YouTube channel featuring a whole lot of the Bay’s seafaring population. Through drone and underwater footage, we’re introduced to more fish than you’ve probably seen in one place your entire life.
Scott Bradlee has made quite a name for himself on the internet with his Postmodern Jukebox, an ever-evolving, revolving collective of performers who cover popular music in period styles. The group, which has amassed over 1.6 million YouTube subscribers, performed over the weekend at the St. George Theater.
Today, we give you a series of interviews , originally uploaded to the official New York Wheel YouTube account, from some key players to the completion of the project, as well as in the north shore community.
We’ve shared kayak footage of the famed Arthur Kill Ship Graveyard, which is interesting, but today we’ve got drone footage of the open-air time capsule. Thanks to the Jersey Drone YouTube channel, whose main title screen reminds me a little of something that I can’t put my finger on, we can see it from the air.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, there’s a good chance that we can expect a warmer, wetter winter here on Staten Island.
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