Staten Island Openings This Week: Patrizia’s Taverna Joins Hylan, Mall Adds Paris Baguette
New Dorp’s Hylan Boulevard adds another Italian-Greek arrival, the Staten Island Mall keeps expanding with Paris Baguette and ten-plus new tenants, and Piccola Pasta Shop brings fresh pasta retail.
Staten Island This Week: CB2 Meets Tuesday, Snug Harbor Plant Sale Pre-Orders, Earth Week Events
Staten Island Community Board 2 meets Tuesday at Hilton Garden Inn, Snug Harbor’s spring plant sale pre-orders close April 29, and Earth Week programming rolls across the borough. Here is your week.
Staten Island Community Calendar: SIEDC Business Conference, Culture Mixer, and More
Staten Island’s April calendar packs a mix of civic, cultural, and business events — the kind of schedule that shows why the borough runs on tight-knit networks more than any other part of the city. Here’s what’s on the docket this week and next, and why each one is worth paying attention to. SIEDC Business […]
St. George Spotlight: Lighthouse Point Opens, Wheel Site Gets 2,400 Homes Plan
St. George’s waterfront finally has momentum. Lighthouse Point opened, the North Shore Action Plan is moving, and the former NY Wheel site is slated for a $400M, 2,400-home redevelopment. Here’s what residents need to know and when to show up.
Tottenville: NYC’s Quiet Southern Tip Gets a Resilient Makeover
Most New Yorkers have never been to Tottenville. If they know anything about it, they know it’s at the bottom of Staten Island — the southernmost neighborhood in all of New York City, closer to Perth Amboy, New Jersey, than to Times Square. But this quiet, tree-lined community of about 29,500 residents has its own […]
Staten Island Spring Openings: New Dorp Gets Italian, Mall Gets New Stores
Patrizia’s Taverna opens in New Dorp with Roman-style pizza and Italian-Greek dishes, Piccola Pasta Shop brings fresh handmade pasta from the Piccolino team, and the Staten Island Mall is welcoming a wave of new tenants including Paris Baguette.
St. George Waterfront Development: What Staten Islanders Need to Know
For years, the old New York Wheel site on Staten Island’s North Shore has been a symbol of ambitious plans that never quite materialized. The giant observation wheel was scrapped before it was ever built, leaving a valuable waterfront parcel sitting vacant while the rest of St. George has slowly come to life around it. […]
Staten Island’s New Dining Finds This Spring
Staten Island’s dining scene may fly under the radar compared to its flashier borough siblings, but that’s part of its charm. This spring, a handful of new openings are giving residents and visitors fresh reasons to eat local — from an Italian pasta shop with daily-made noodles to a waterfront eatery with harbor views. Piccola […]
Staten Island Community Events This Week: Spring Markets, Board Meetings, and SIEDC Conference
Staten Island’s April calendar is a mix of neighborhood markets, civic meetings, and one of the borough’s biggest annual business events. Whether you want to browse local vendors at a historic waterfront hall, weigh in on neighborhood issues at a community board meeting, or network with fellow business owners, there’s something on the schedule this […]
Staten Island’s Climate Corps Is Training the Next Generation of Local Heroes
Nonprofit Staten Island’s Community Climate Corps is training residents as Climate Resilience Ambassadors in 2026, building grassroots preparedness in communities still remembering the lessons of Superstorm Sandy.