Staten Island Advance

During this holiday time, I just want us all to remember the true meaning of the holidays, Principal Andrew Greenfield said. To spend time with family and be thankful for those things we have in our lives.

Rev. Maggie Howard, an Advance Woman of Achievement known by many as the Mother Teresa of the Stapleton community, died in June. She was 56.

The Maui Pro was postponed indefinitely after a recreational surfer was attacked.

President Trump has reportedly told allies that he plans to run again in 2024. (Via Business Insider)

New York expects to receive approximately 170,000 doses of the vaccine from the first shipment, which will be prioritized for nursing home residents, nursing home staff and high-risk hospital workers.

Thank you, Joie!

Tanaka time may be over in the Bronx.

It may be the only opportunity for students who have been fully remote to go back to their school building for blended learning.

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Could the president start his own digital media company to rival Fox News? (Via Axios)

Barbara and Mario Belluomo have always been fascinated with the grandeur of those original villages and Christmas trees all decked out for the season. Check out his Christmas village here:

The largest cluster of countries without the coronavirus is in the South Pacific.

Todt Hill Road is closed between Lincoln Street and Ocean Terrace.

"This yellow designation, more than anything, is a statement that we have to get better at taking all the steps possible to reduce the spread of this virus, Borough President James Oddo said.

As of Wednesday afternoon, there were nine Staten Island public schools closed due to coronavirus.

The pedestrian, a 41-year-old man, was struck by two cars, according to police.

There were no immediate reports of any injuries, serious damage or flooding in the Tampa Bay area as the storm skirted past that region Wednesday afternoon.

The rain could linger into the afternoon; the high is expected to be 63 degrees.

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