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’Santa brought them:’ Toy drive collects more than 1,000 toys for Staten Island families Updated Dec 23, 2020; Posted Dec 23, 2020 Dana Walker-Boyd, first vice chairwoman of the Minority Women in Business Association of Staten Island, delivers toys to the St. George Theatre. (Courtesy of the St. George Theater and the Minority Women in Business Association of Staten Island.)(Courtesy of the St. George Theatre and the Minority Women in Business Association of Staten Island.) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Santa got a little help this year, as more than 1,000 toys were distributed to Staten Island families in time for Christmas — thanks to the efforts of organizers from The Minority Women in Business Association (MWBA) of Staten Island and the St. George Theatre.
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$2 million will buy you this NJ Christmas mansion Imagine waking up in a palace in the middle of summer. You're not sure how you got there, but everywhere you look you see wreaths, nativity scenes, and wall-to-wall Christmas decorations. You might just re-think this whole Santa Claus thing and wonder if you woke up at his place in the north pole. In reality you'd be at a mansion in Colts Neck, NJ and you could be living there permanently if you can come up with $2,199,999. There's a listing for what's being called the 'Christmas mansion' because the owners leave elaborate holiday decorations up year round throughout the 5,420 square foot property.