Custom cakes play a vital role in making special events unforgettable. Whether it’s a birthday, wedding, or anniversary, these cakes go beyond the basic sheet cakes from grocery stores, offering a personalized touch that reflects the theme and tone of the celebration. Staten Island is home to a variety of bakeries known for their expertise…
You know that feeling when you’re at a family reunion, and there’s always that one cousin everyone whispers about? The black sheep, the rebel, the one who doesn’t quite fit the mold? In the big, dysfunctional family of New York City, that’s us—Staten Island. And let me tell you, we wear that badge with pride….
The Staten Island Ferry is a passenger ferry service that operates between St. George Terminal on Staten Island and Whitehall Terminal in Manhattan. The Staten Island Ferry is not only a means of transportation but also a significant cultural icon of New York City. It’s a symbol of the city’s rich maritime history and its enduring commitment to public transportation. It has been…
Staten Island offers several noteworthy options for higher education. While perhaps less known for its academic institutions than Manhattan or Brooklyn, Staten Island is home to schools that provide diverse opportunities for students. The College of Staten Island, part of the City University of New York system, stands out as a comprehensive institution. Located on…
Staten Island is home to a variety of schools, including public, private, and religious options. Many of these educational institutions are highly regarded, both within New York City and across the state. This range of schools gives students of different ages many choices for their education. Public Schools List Elementary Schools: Intermediate Schools: High Schools:…
Costco has been a go-to destination for savvy shoppers in Staten Island’s New Springville neighborhood since it first opened on December 15, 1995. In this guide, we will look closer at what makes Costco a must-visit destination for both residents and visitors. From its convenient location to its diverse membership options and commitment to quality,…
Brief History of the Staten Island Railway The Staten Island Railway (SIR) has a rich history that dates back to the mid-19th century. The first section of the railway opened on Staten Island on April 23, 1860. It connected the Staten Island Ferry terminal with Eltingville. The seven-and-a-half-mile branch was served by a single steam…
When choosing where to live in New York City, two boroughs often emerge as top contenders – Staten Island and Brooklyn. These two iconic boroughs each have their own distinct flavor and blend of pros and cons. Staten Island vs. Brooklyn offer an interesting contrast. With over 2.6 million residents, Brooklyn is NYC’s most populous…
Staten Island is home to a thriving garage sale culture. On any given weekend from spring through fall, you can find garage sales dotted across the borough. Staten Islanders are known for their penchant for collecting, so their garage sales are often packed with unique finds and hidden treasures. The Excitement of the Hunt One…