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TRINIDADIANS in New York who planned to return to this country over the weekend remained stranded after a major snow storm, which dumped up to 18 inches of snow in the New York City area on Saturday, resulted in a delay in flights between New York and Piarco International Airport in Trinidad.
Here's some of what you'll find online this week in the other Shore sections. Just log onto silive.com and select a Shore to read more.
Montclair State holds off CSI with 78-70 victory
College of Staten Island junior Michael Ledbetter had 22 points and 15 rebounds, but it wasn't enough to prevent Montclair State's 78-70 non-conference victory Friday night at the Panzer Athletic Center.
CSI rising in the ranks of higher education
When Frank Sinatra performed "My Kind of Town" back in the 60s, the Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen song boasted about such Chicago icons as the Wrigley Building and the Union Stock Yard.
Federal data shows on-campus burglaries most common crime at Staten Island colleges
Peace officer Eleanor Robertson used this Pathway vehicle to get around CSI's campus.
At Home In A Legend's Home: James Merrill's 107 Water St.
Cate Marvin, the current writer-in-residence at the Stonington apartment of the late poet James Merrill, feeds her 10-month-old daughter Lucia, in the Eastern-domed dining room at the table where Merrill and his lover did their Ouija board experiments.
Senate Judiciary Considers Shield Bill, Part II
The hearing has ended, but click the replay button below to see once-live tweets from myself , the Society of Professional Journalists , and Chris Anderson , a professor at the College of Staten Island.
Island state lawmakers say proposed cuts in health care and funding...
Assemblyman Lou Tobacco says making agency consolidations alone could save some $925 million.
Island public high schools hit their mark
With the addition of a new school, there were more A's than ever before for Staten Island's public high schools yesterday, as the Department of Education released its third slate of report card grades.
The American Red Cross will be holding its annual Staten Island Chrysanthemum Ball Friday, Nov.
Workshop helps collegians give confident speeches
A construction accident toppled a utility pole at Clove Road and Mosel Avenue, Grasmere, KO'ing power to more than 2,000 Cab robbery in Greenridge Veterans Day News videos Entertainment videos HS sports videos Sports videos >> YOUR PHOTOS Latest user-submitted photos: UPLOAD HERE >> SEE MORE PHOTOS >> YOUR VIDEOS Share the videos you've shot - it's ...
Smoothing the road from soldier to student
Adam Gramegna, who served as an infantryman in Iraq, is one of many veterans attending classes at the College of Staten Island.
CNN Zeroes-In on 'Right-Wing' Backlash Against Muslims From Pajamas Media
On Monday's American Morning, CNN's Carol Costello highlighted a column on the "right-wing" Pajamas Media website during a report on a possible backlash against Muslim soldiers, but omitted how the author of the column is a noted feminist, and that her only "right-wing" credential is her focus on Islamic misogyny.
CSI plans Celestial Ball to support scholarships
News videos Entertainment videos HS sports videos Sports videos >> YOUR PHOTOS Latest user-submitted photos: UPLOAD HERE >> SEE MORE PHOTOS >> YOUR VIDEOS Share the videos you've shot - it's easy! Yankee Fun at the Ferry Hundreds of people making the best of a long crowded wait at the ferry terminal after the Yankee Parade.
CSI shelters displaced Italian students
The College of Staten Island has agreed to take in two displaced students from L'Aquila, Italy, after an earthquake rocked the city earlier this year.
12-year case finally resolved with $9 award
That's what it took to end a free-speech lawsuit dating back a dozen years, in which a federal court had previously determined that former College of Staten Island President Dr.
Supervisor candidate profiles: Coolbaugh Township
Coolbaugh Township voters will choose from among four candidates for two supervisor seats on their five-member board.
A Columbia Skyscraper Clouds Views for the University's Astronomy Students
Despite all the bright lights and tall buildings here in the center of the universe, Rutherford Observatory , on the roof of Columbia University's Pupin Hall , has for decades offered students, researchers, and members of the public plenty of outer space.
Like no one was aware. 10/26/09 - page 5 The Daily News - "BIG SHOT Kerik Witness - STATE AID who led mob-tied firm may be called" - our current Secretary of The Senate.
Future journalists meet at CUNY fair
Despite many experts' assertions that journalism is a dying industry, the CUNY Journalism, Broadcast and New Media fair was full of life on Friday, Oct.
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