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	Staten Island - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Staten Island is separated from Long Island by the Narrows and from mainland New Jersey by the Arthur Kill and the Kill Van Kull.
		Staten Island's Borough President is James Molinaro, a member of the Conservative Party elected in 2001 and re-elected in 2005, with the endorsement of the Republican Party.
		Staten Island is home to a surprising variety of museums: the Alice Austen House Museum, the Conference House, the Garibaldi-Meucci Museum, Historic Richmond Town, Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art, the John Noble Collection, Sandy Ground Historical Museum, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, the Staten Island Children's Museum, and the Staten Island Museum.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Staten_Island (5985 words)

	Fresh Kills Landfill
		For the 53 years that the landfill was in operation, Staten Island was known as the borough where the rest of New York City threw its trash on.
		For years, Islanders protested for the closing of the land fill, arguing that not only is it unbearable to live with, but they were also concerned that the dump was violating certain health issues.
		According to the Staten Island Advance, from the time the dump opened in 1948 to the day it closed on March 22, 2001, an estimation of 2 billion tons of trash was deposited on the landfill (A brighter future for a place known just as Fresh Kills, p G18).
	www.albany.edu /~jc5547/isp361/final/dump.html (348 words)

	Ferry
		The Staten Island Ferry is a very important part of a Staten Islander's life.
		A large percent of the population of Staten Island work in Manhattan, and the cheapest (the Staten Island Ferry is free of charge) and most efficient method of transportation into the city is to take the ferry.
		The Staten Island Ferry is located on the North Shore of Staten Island in Saint George.
	www.albany.edu /~jc5547/isp361/final/ferry.html (315 words)

	College of Staten Island Indicators
		Staten Island sits in the center of world's largest regional economy, and the island's possibilities and problems are tied to this fact.
		Staten Islander workers, on average, have among the longest commutes in the nation -- a trip to work for the average worker taking mass transit often involves multiple transfers from bus, to rail to ferry.
		Staten Island is thriving, and is certainly far from an afterthought in municipal affairs.
	www.sipindicators.com (512 words)

	Miscellaneous Staten Island, New York Obituaries
		The former Dorothy Cosci was born in Manhattan and raised in Brooklyn.
		Native Staten Islander Dorothy Irene LeBlanc, 73, of Dongan Hills, a former secretary and nursing home volunteer, died of a heart attack Saturday in Eger Health Care and Rehabilitation Center, Egbertville, where she had lived since March.
		An active volunteer, she was a member of the Westerleigh chapter of the AARP and the Staten Island chapter of the American Cancer Society.
	www.genealogybuff.com /ny/ny-statenisland-obits1.htm (5392 words)

	Miss Mary Davies : Staten Islander (1912) - 20 April 1912
		Miss Mary Davies : Staten Islander (1912) - 20 April 1912
		''Staten Islanders in the vicinity of Tottenville, are rejoicing over the safe arrival of Miss Mary Davies, of London, a sister of Mrs.
		Miss Davies arrived at her sister's home about 1.30 yesterday morning, and was immediately placed under the care of a physician for fear of serious illness from the cold and exposure resulting from the awful catastrophe of the Titanic.
	www.encyclopedia-titanica.org /item/1865 (129 words)

	Staten-Island News
		The authorities are investigating a confrontation on Staten Island last week between a former detective and a retired police officer that led to the death of a man who tried to intervene, law enforcement...
		An argument among friends outside a Staten Island home erupted into deadly violence when one man who tried to break up the fight was knocked to the ground and later died, authorities said yesterday.
		Staten Island had the city's highest death rate in 2005 for the ninth year in a row -- a morbid distinction attributed to the borough's prevalence of heart disease, cancer, influenza and pneumonia, according to...
	www.topix.net /city/staten-island-ny (743 words)

	New Street Sweeper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – In an effort to help keep Staten Island’s streets clean and beautiful, Borough President James P. Molinaro today presented to the Department of Sanitation a new mechanical street sweeper at a press conference in front of Borough Hall.
		Molinaro allocated $118,000 in capital funds for the vehicle, which will augment Staten Island’s existing street sweeper fleet, which is currently comprised of seven sweepers.
		Sanitation Commissioner John Doherty said, “We are grateful to the Borough President for funding this new, environmentally friendly mechanical street sweeper for Staten Island.
	www.statenislandusa.com /2005/sweeper.html (275 words)

	COAHSI Achievement in the Arts Awards
		Ellen Tharp is famous on Staten Island as the founder and director of the Staten Island Ballet.
		The project invited all Staten Island Public High School art students to participate in an arts project for her school Participants completed large-scale trompe l'oeil paintings that were installed last June on the outside of the window facades at PS 37 in Great Kills.
		Shankman served on the Staten Island Council on the Arts and in April of 2003, she was honored by the Association for Supervisions and Curriculum Development.
	www.statenislandarts.org /achievement/achievement.html (11890 words)

	Race to New York - 10 Facts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Staten Island residents will be offered advance sale tickets and will be first in line for the strictly limited 8,400 on-site parking spots.
		Every Staten Islander who attends a race means yet another off-Islander who won’t be able to bring a car to the site.
		As the Staten Island Advance concluded in an editorial last fall, “It’s not like the government is going to come in, purchase this polluted, ugly, industrial wasteland and transform it into a bird sanctuary, as some fantasize.
	www.racetonewyork.com /the_plan/10_facts (747 words)

	Todt Hill, New York City's Highest Point
		Below is the Staten Island portion of the summit trip report that appeared in the November 18, 1998, issue of The New York Times by Michael Crewdson and Margaret Mittelbach.
		Staten Islanders claim it is the highest summit on the Eastern Seaboard south of Maine.
		The summit was rescued in 1964 when Staten Islanders successfully fought New York's Master Builder Robert Moses plans to replace much of the Island's green way with a super highway.
	americasroof.com /nyc-statenisland.shtml (1220 words)

	Carl Mahler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		After graduating from the College of Staten Island, he has been pursuing a career in information systems technology, and is currently working as an I.T. Specialist for a pharmaceutical company.
		Our next council member should be able to recognize the importance of this issue and be able to enact a plan with the transit authority to increase use of buses and trains, and increase the number of buses using alternative energy in the fleet.
		The environment of Staten Island is threatened by the high rate of commercial and residential development.
	hometown.aol.com /carlgmahler/myhomepage/profile.html (488 words)

	Contact Information - Congressman Vito J. Fossella
		It is a tremendous honor and great news that Staten Island resident Bobby Thomson, the hero of the 1951 New York Giants, will be featured on a stamp to be issued by the United States Postal Service as part of the Celebrate the Century commemorative stamp and education program.
		Thomson, Staten Island Borough President Guy V. Molinari, Staten Island residents and baseball fans across the nation deserve credit for recognizing the "Shot Heard Round the World" as an indelible image of the 1950s and for devoting so much energy and hard work to securing the votes to immortalize that miraculous moment on a stamp.
		However, I was distressed to learn that the possibility exists that the United States Postal Service may substitute an authentic depiction of the "Shot Heard Round the World" with a sanitized version that barely resembles the events of that sunny afternoon in 1951.
	www.house.gov /fossella/Press/pr_040398.htm (631 words)

	Famous Islanders
		He moved to Staten Island in 1892 and was a regular contributor to publications of the Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences as a young teenager.
		He was a native Staten Islander, a West New Brighton resident and a graduate of PS 45 and Curtis High School.
		Born on Staten Island, she was a New Brighton resident.
	oldstatenisland.tripod.com /famous_islanders.htm (8960 words)

	Staten Island on the Web: Media
		Staten Island news from the 24 hour New York City cable news station.
		Staten Island's community station presents programming on cable channels 34, 35, 56 and 57.
		A collection of recent news stories concerning Staten Island from media outlets around the nation.
	www.nypl.org /branch/staten/index2.cfm?Trg=1&d1=1520 (105 words)

	Office of the District Attorney - Richmond County, New York (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In 2004, the Staten Island District Attorney’s office also led the city in the conviction and incarceration of Megan’s Law violators.
		Donovan was appointed Deputy Borough President of Staten Island under Borough President James Molinaro.
		Donovan served as chairman of the Staten Island September 11th Memorial Advisory Committee, and as the Borough President's liaison to the Department of Education, the uniform services of New York City and the Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management.
	rcda.nyc.gov /meetda.htm (518 words)

	Alice Austen
		Austen began a relationship with Gertrude Tate in 1917 but it wasn't until several years later that Tate was able to overcome her family's objections and move to Staten Island to be with Austen.
		Austen lost her fortune in the stock market crash of 1929, she and Tate were able to make a living for several years before they were evicted from their home in 1945.
		Born and raised on Hylan Boulevard, (then called Pennsylvania Avenue), most Staten Islanders know of the Alice Austen House, which was restored and now houses and displays the photographer's collection of art.
	www.queertheory.com /histories/a/austen_alice.htm (485 words)

	Diane Arneth
		The agency was originally named the Staten Island AIDS Task Force, and was founded in 1988 by a group of concerned Staten Island service providers, community members and persons living with AIDS.
		A Staten Islander by birth, she has been active throughout her life as an advocate.
		She was a volunteer youth organizer with the Staten Island Peace Coalition from 1967-1970 and represented Staten Island on the Coalition for Community Controlled Day Care in the 1970s.
	www.sihealthaction.org /pages/diane_arneth.htm (373 words)

	Bob Orazem's Column - The Staten Island Runner
		The race will feature Staten Island's big 3: Tobin, Louis Rodriguez and little known Spencer Ellis.With Tobin obviously not at peak condition after last week look for a duel between Rodriguez and Ellis or an unknown off Islander.
		Presented annually to a Staten Islander for "long time service to Staten Island Running" the list of previous winners are a who's who of great people.
		Staten Island Runner and race director Steve Liell promises even a better race than last.
	sirunning.com /bob_o/092000.html (654 words)

	Miller Brings Staten Island Happy News - December 9, 2004 - The New York Sun
		The speaker of the City Council, Gifford Miller, literally delivered welcome legislation to Staten Island this week, in another sign that he is courting support for next year's mayoral race in the city's one Republican borough.
		The council overrode a mayoral veto to require stationing nurses in private and public schools and approved a law to increase service on the Staten Island Ferry.
		Though the nurse bill affects schools citywide, Staten Island, which has many parochial schools, has been dubbed the "epicenter" of the problem.
	www.nysun.com /article/6008 (345 words)

	The Staten Island Runner Bulletin Board
		This is not an uncommon sight for runners on Staten Island.
		He was at the end of a 3 day, 165 mile run from Cape May, NJ to Staten Island.
		The run, which eclipsed last years run from Staten Island to Atlantic City, raised money for the New York Firefighters Burn Center Foundation.
	sirunning.com /misc_articles/tobin.html (453 words)

	SILive.com: Staten Island Advance Letters to the Editor
		Her insurance company was refusing to pay bills incurred by her because she had nearly reached the cap of her policy, even though she had records showing she was nowhere near the cap.
		This letter is to address all those fine Christians who protest about the Nativity being moved in the Staten Island Mall and who have not written a word about the estimated half million innocent men, women, children and babies who have been murdered in Iraq.
		The purpose of this letter is to quell some of the fears that have arisen due to the media attention surrounding the Nov. 21 decision of the Court of Appeals on Harkavy v.
	www.silive.com /letters/advance (770 words)

	Sally Corbo
		Sally Corbo, M.S., P.T. A native Staten Islander, Sally graduated from Staten Island Technical High School in 1995.
		After completing a year of her studies at Binghamton, she transferred to the College of Staten Island, where she went on to study for a career in Physical Therapy.
		She currently works at PS 37, a special education school on Staten Island, and continues to work part-time at Rehabilitation Associates.
	www.cyberartstudios.com /clients/rehab/html/sally_corbo.html (242 words)

	Debi Rose - Candidate for New York City Council - 49th District
		As a lifelong Staten Islander and a member of the School Board and Community Board, I've been fighting to make our community better.
		While my opponents were talking rent protection to Staten Island tenants and taking campaign contributions from landlords, I was organizing tenants to speak out against the proposed rent hikes.
		Fought for a complete count of Staten Islanders in the 2000 census.
	debirose.com (422 words)

	Staten Island Technical High School
		March of the Staten Islander; Timmy Koeth, a Staten Island Tech Student, Will Join Students on Ice on their Annual Two-Week Antarctica Expedition this December
		Each year, the Staten Island Subsection of the American Chemical Society recognizes the outstanding chemistry student from each of the high schools on Staten Island.
		Please note that Staten Island Technical High School is not responsible for any content posted on these websites or the design of these websites.
	www.siths.org (131 words)

	Lost in Times: Staten Island's Many Sides - September 5, 2006 - The New York Sun
		A friend who, bless her soul, still reads the New York Times sent me a link to an article about Staten Island, where I've lived for the past 28 years.
		Andy Newman's August 13 article, describing his six-day trek around the island, sought to present a rarely seen side of the forgotten borough of New York City.
		Hey, this may be new material for Jeff Foxworthy: If you have cars up on blocks in your yard, you might be a Staten Islander.
	www.nysun.com /article/39088 (375 words)

	Baseball
		Player of The Week - Michael Guarneri, CSI Sr, 5'8, C/2B, Staten Island, NY A spirited team captain on the field, Guarneri and his team are starting off the season on the right foot.
		In the first game of a road sweep against John Jay he was 3-4 with two runs scored, two doubles and four RBIs.
		In two games, the native Staten Islander had two wins and seven strikeouts in 11 innings of shutout work against John Jay and USMMA.
	www.lehman.cuny.edu /vpadmin/cunyathletics/html/senior/baseball_0325.html (586 words)

	Staten Island Rebels Home Page
		For the 2005 season Staten Island Rebel players with less than three (3) years with this program will be considered on a case by case basis under a grandfather rule.
		Join the Staten Island Rebels on August 2nd as we watch the New York Liberty battle former Staten Islander Jenn Derevjanik and the Connecticut Sun at Madison Square Garden.
		The Staten Island Rebels would like to thank Becky Hammon and Sue Wicks for their time in providing the clinic participants with a great day of fun.
	www.sirebels.com /home.htm (2445 words)

	Italian American Web Site of New York: index.htm page
		At age 19 he left Staten Island to become second in command of the American Musuem of Natural History's six year expedition to the Congo.
		I will send it to you." Emerson later wrote Thoreau "record the inspirations of Nature, who, I doubt not, will be as faithful to you who trust her in the sea-girt of Staten Island as in Concord woods and meadows".
		Thoreau did finish his essay and A Winter's Walk was published in the October 1843 issue of Emerson's magazine The Dial (Emerson "simplified" the published version by deleting two pages of Thoreau's original text).
	www.italian-american.com /sifamous.htm (7583 words)

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