Just wanted to share some news with everyone - I know, I know. Has taken up a lot of my weekends. We even set up a new Official Show Blog. So check that out! Finally, I had an encouraging meeting with the new Executive Director of New Yorkers for Parks, and .

One of only two recognized and dispached by the FDNY. Both are located in Staten Island. With the introduction of the steam engine, the need for men to pump water to extinguish fires were no longer needed. As a side note, a few months ago when I was on a tour at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Sunday, March 24, 2013. While the only crime here could be to taxpayers,. Politicians will pay the political price while attorneys continue to collect their billable hours anyway if they hide it. Pasadena officials, including Ma.

This multimedia project focuses on the barriers facing students with disabilities in New York city. Please visit the site below to learn more. Finding Redemption, Nickel by Nickel.

Monday, December 8, 2014. Sad news as we lose another local small business to rising commercial rents. I just heard today that Clinton Apothecary. A local pharmacy that has been around for 80 years, is closing its doors as of Tuesday night. I wonder what comes next.

New Book Examines Local News Success Stories. By Avi, on December 28th, 2013. The Wired City, a book by Dan Kennedy that came out this year, examines some successful independent local news sites. The most prominent example he cites is the New Haven Independent. A personal favorite run by longtime journalist Paul Bass. That site is remarkable for its community engagement and high standards. Also examines sites like The Batavian. In upstate New York and The Voice of San Diego.

1 Describe the importance of blogging to modern day journalism. 2 If you are going to continue to blog, why? 3 If you were going to keep blogging, how will you change your blog in the future? I will, and really the venue would be the primary change.

Saturday, May 10, 2008. Usually the subjects of obituaries never have the opportunity to read the recounting of their lives. WNBC New York published a report. The Staten Island Advance says.