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Barbara Russo is a freelance writer who holds a bachelor’s degree in communications from the City University of New York. She enjoys playing guitar, following current events, and hanging out with her pet rabbits.
The holiday season is back in full festive force with many activities, celebrations, and Christmas events in Staten Island for families and kids of all ages. You can see a Christmas show at the St. George Theatre, head to a tree lighting event, shop at holiday markets and fairs, take photos with Santa (or even […]
Ok Staten Island! You spoke, and your Staten Island baseball team listened. After an extensive community engagement and voting process, the Island’s new Atlantic League professional baseball team will be called the Staten Island FerryHawks! The FerryHawk name was selected from over 2,000 names submitted by fans as part of a contest launched earlier this […]
Are you planning to take the kids into Manhattan to see and do the best Christmas activities in NYC this holiday season? See the Rockefeller Christmas tree. Catch a holiday show. Or simply go ice-skating in an iconic NYC location. The city is full of holiday happenings right now, so why not make a day […]
For many of us, the holiday season is a time for happiness, cheer and getting together with family to enjoy delicious holiday meals. But there are many others – including children and families – who struggle during the holidays, especially when it comes to having enough food to eat. This holiday season, you can help […]
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced last year that zoning for New York City public high schools would be eliminated in the fall of 2022, but with the school year half over, the mayor decided not to go through with the change. The reversal comes after pushback from parents about long commutes and other concerns. When […]
Think you know everything about sharks, the apex predators of the sea? Think again! The American Museum of Natural History’s (AMNH) new exhibit, Sharks, aims to debunk common misconceptions about these magnificent creatures and impress shark lovers of all ages. The exhibit opens Dec. 15 and will feature dozens of life-size shark models ranging from […]
Getting active with your family has many physical benefits, but walking for a cause can teach your kids compassion and the value of volunteerism. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete, casual walker, or just want to spend time in the fresh air while helping others, there are many annual fundraising walks to choose from in the […]
What’s great about shopping at holiday fairs in Staten Island this holiday season? You can find beautiful, unique gifts for family and friends, all while supporting local business at a time when they need it most. Many schools, churches, and other organizations are hosting holiday fairs, auctions, and other shopping events starting as early as […]
NYC’s public libraries will no longer charge late fees for overdue books and other circulating materials, library and city officials announced this week. Existing overdue charges have been erased from all patron accounts, allowing New Yorkers a clean slate at the library. All three of the city’s library systems—New York Public Library, Brooklyn Public Library, […]
Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYC Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter announced today “Brilliant NYC,” putting an end to the NYC’s gifted and talented programs in public schools. The mayor has been talking about making this move since the beginning of the year. He says the current gifted and talented programs create barriers for students, especially […]
