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Staten Island comedian launches podcast during the pandemic | Artists of the Island - Vimarsana News

Staten Island comedian launches podcast during the pandemic | Artists of the Island

Sebastian Conelli shares his most interesting stories through his show, "Loud About Nothing."

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Know your candidates: John McBeth, a lifelong Islander, is running for Debi Rose's seat - Vimarsana News

Know your candidates: John McBeth, a lifelong Islander, is running for Debi Rose's seat

Know your candidates: John McBeth, a lifelong Islander, is running for Debi Rose’s seat Updated 6:30 AM; Today 6:30 AM John McBeth, a candidate for the North Shore's City Council seat, poses for a photo outside the West Brighton Houses. (Courtesy McBeth campaign) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Born in West Brighton and raised in Port Richmond, John McBeth is a lifelong Staten Islander and longtime community activist who wants to be the North Shore’s next City Council member. McBeth, who currently lives in Mariners Harbor, is one of over 12 candidates in the June 22 Democratic pr...

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Staten Island obituaries for April 19, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Staten Island obituaries for April 19, 2021

A roundup of obituaries found on SILive.com

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Staten Island obituaries for April 18, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Staten Island obituaries for April 18, 2021

A roundup of obituaries on SILive.com.

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Staten Island community leaders host panel on COVID-19 vaccine in communities of color - Vimarsana News

Staten Island community leaders host panel on COVID-19 vaccine in communities of color

Staten Island community leaders host panel on COVID-19 vaccine in communities of color Updated 11:00 AM; Today 11:00 AM The CANVAS Institute hosted a virtual panel to discuss access to the COVID-19 vaccine in communities of color. Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- With every adult New Yorker now eligible for the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine, community leaders want to ensure that people of color on Staten Island have access and are educated about the vaccine. That’s why the CANVAS Institute of Arts, Culture, and Civic Engagement held a virtual panel with Staten Island community leade...

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