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Tim Bogert, bassist and founding member of Vanilla Fudge, Cactus and supergroup Beck, Bogert & Appice, has died after what an official statement termed "a long and valiant battle with cancer" at age 76. His longtime bandmate, drummer Carmine Appice, shared the sad news via a Facebook post today. "He was like a brother to me. He was my friend for over 50 years," Appice wrote. "Tim was a one of a kind bass player. He inspired many, many bass players worldwide. He was as masterful at shredding as ...

"...[O]ne of the great pioneers of bass guitar in our lifetime."

Virus cases continue to surge on Staten Island.

More vaccination sites announced for Staten Island as cases, deaths continue to rise here.

De Blasio calls for UK travel ban.

Virus cases, deaths continue to rise on Staten Island.

Richmond University Medical Center limits visitations due to COVID.

Watch Hot Zone: New York reverses bathroom ban for outdoor diners; Cuomo cites good hospital news Updated Dec 18, 2020; CAN I USE THE BATHROOM? Restaurant restroom ban gets flushed. Cuomo backing away from massive shutdowns? Latest coronavirus updates and numbers. (Hot Zone)Posted by Staten Island Advance on Friday, December 18, 2020 STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – The coronavirus pandemic has turned our world upside-down. We need information like we never have before. How many new cases were there o...

Watch Hot Zone: Staten Island test-positivity rate drops; fed lawmakers haggle over stimulus checks Updated Dec 17, 2020; WHERE IS MY STIMULUS MONEY? More than 5,000 vaccines given to hospital workers in NYC; Pence and Biden to get vaccine soon; outdoor dining returns following brief snowstorm halt, and latest coronavirus updates. (Hot Zone)Posted by Staten Island Advance on Thursday, December 17, 2020 STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – The coronavirus pandemic has turned our world upside-down. We need i...

Watch Hot Zone: Cuomo talks possible January shutdown; stimulus checks could be getting close Updated Dec 16, 2020; As coronavirus vaccine nears delivery, hospitalizations and cases keep surging on Staten Island — while shutdowns could be coming. (Hot Zone)Posted by Staten Island Advance on Wednesday, December 16, 2020 STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – The coronavirus pandemic has turned our world upside-down. We need information like we never have before. How many new cases were there on Staten Isla...