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'Burned into my mind': Survivor of 1963 Staten Island brush fires tells of destroyed home, exploding wheelbarrow and dad's six pack of beer - Vimarsana News

'Burned into my mind': Survivor of 1963 Staten Island brush fires tells of destroyed home, exploding wheelbarrow and dad's six pack of beer

'Black Saturday' remains a potent memory sixty years after trio of blazes leveled 100 homes and left 500 people homeless.

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The nation's oldest free black settlement, Sandy Ground, must be preserved | Our Opinion - Vimarsana News

The nation's oldest free black settlement, Sandy Ground, must be preserved | Our Opinion

Today this historic community – that has existed for nearly two centuries on Staten Island’s South Shore – faces great challenges. .

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Having never heard of Sandy Ground, she is now fighting to preserve the historic community's rich history - Vimarsana News

Having never heard of Sandy Ground, she is now fighting to preserve the historic community's rich history

The Sandy Ground Historical Society is currently revitalizing its board, museum and reach to the community at large.

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'Power of teamwork': Staten Island Ferry crew honored for heroic efforts during fire aboard Sandy Ground - Vimarsana News

'Power of teamwork': Staten Island Ferry crew honored for heroic efforts during fire aboard Sandy Ground

The vessel, carrying hundreds of passengers, caught fire during the evening commute on Dec. 22.

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'It will always be my home'; Former Sandy Ground resident recalls growing up in the historic community. - Vimarsana News

'It will always be my home'; Former Sandy Ground resident recalls growing up in the historic community.

Lucille Herring, granddaughter of William ‘Pop’ Pedro, moved to the area in 1956 and was a resident of the community for close to two decades.

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