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Man, 27, accused of sexually abusing young girl Posted May 19, 2021 STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Authorities allege that a 27-year-old man sexually abused a young girl on Staten Island. Heriberto Ruiz, of N. Gannon Avenue in Castleton Corners, repeatedly had sexual intercourse and other illegal contact with a child less than 11 years old, according to the criminal complaint and police. Ruiz was arrested on Friday and charged with course of sexual conduct, course of sexual conduct against a child and endangering the welfare of a child. Bond has been set at $150,000/$100,000 cash for the suspect wh...

Grasmere women’s shelter presentation on agenda for Community Board 2 meeting next week Updated May 17, 2021; Posted May 15, 2021 The Institute for Community Living plans to open a 50-bed shelter at 1055 Hylan Blvd. in Grasmere. (Staten Island Advance) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Representatives from the non-profit agency in the process of opening a Grasmere homeless shelter for women will address Community Board 2 during a virtual meeting of its full board on Tuesday, May 18, at 7 p.m. The Institute for Community Living plans to open the 50-bed shelter at 1055 Hylan Blvd. It ...

20 things we miss about Staten Island: Restaurants, stores and more Today 8:00 AM STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — If the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that change is inevitable. If you’re feeling nostalgic about aspects of Staten Island that no longer exist, we don’t blame you. Whether you are a teen, an adult or a senior, there is something every generation misses about “old Staten Island.” Keep scrolling to see some of the things we miss about Staten Island. FUN BUBBLE The exterior of Fun Bubble on Staten Island. (Staten Island Advance/ Frank J. Johns) The...

How does he do it? The supermarket manager says the best part of his job is meeting new people.

This high school senior is a fierce advocate of borough issues — and does something about it Updated 12:12 PM; Today 12:12 PM From the left, back row, parents, Frank and Theresa Lombardo and sisters, Amanda, Olivia and Sophia Lombardo. (Courtesy/Theresa Lombardo) Staten Island AdvanceStaten Island Advance Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Olivia Lombardo’s story is one of tenacity, dedication and perseverance. At just 18, her service to community has already improved the quality of life for residents of Staten Island and beyond. The Staten Island Academy senior has been accepted to...