ElectraErmine+FollowSecond-half slip costs Sea girls’ hoopsStaten Island’s St. Joseph by-the-Sea girls had the game in their hands with a solid halftime lead, but a cold second half let Xaverian storm back for a 55-51 win. Olivia DiMonda lit up the scoreboard early, but Xaverian’s Isabella Grimaldi answered with 30 points and clutch threes down the stretch. That’s now three games in a row where Sea has lost after leading at the break. What do you think is behind these second-half struggles? Is it pressure, fatigue, or something else? Let’s hear your take on how the Vikings can turn things around! #Education #K12 #StatenIsland00Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowStaten Island youth games rocked by parent brawlShocking scenes at a Staten Island Catholic Youth basketball game left kids in tears after two moms erupted into a full-on brawl right on the court. The fallout? Both families are now banned from all CYO games, and new rules mean any disruptive spectators face a year-long ban. It’s a tough reminder that these games are supposed to be about the kids, not adult drama. How do we keep youth sports positive and safe for everyone? Have you seen anything like this at local games? #Sports #StatenIsland #YouthSports00Share
carlsongary+Follow7-Eleven finally coming to West BrightonAfter years of sitting empty, the corner of Forest and Sharon Avenues in West Brighton is set for a big change—a 7-Eleven is officially on the way, aiming to open in 2027. Locals have seen this spot go from a doctor’s office to a bank, and even get tangled in a real estate scandal. Now, it’s getting a new lease on life with Slurpees and snacks just steps away. How do you feel about a 7-Eleven moving in? Will it bring new energy to the neighborhood, or do you have concerns about the change? #Business #LocalBusiness #StatenIsland00Share
Evan Knight+FollowStaten Island’s ferry gets a wild new lifeTurning a retired Staten Island Ferry into a floating nightlife hotspot? That’s exactly what Colin Jost and Pete Davidson are doing with their $280,000 “Titanic 2.” The revamped ferry will soon offer bars, restaurants, and even a theater, running 24/7 between Staten Island and Manhattan. It’s been a money pit so far, but the team insists they’ve got a plan to make it work. Imagine grabbing a drink or catching a show on the water—would you check it out, or do you think it’s too ambitious? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Cars #StatenIsland #NYC10Share
jimmy13+FollowStaten Island man’s journey ends in Venezuela detentionJames Luckey-Lange, a Staten Island native and son of the late musician Q Lazzarus, spent over two years traveling South America to heal after losing both parents. He was finally ready to reunite with family for Christmas, but instead found himself detained in Venezuela—one of at least five Americans currently held there. His family’s heartbreak is deepened by the lack of updates and the uncertainty surrounding his situation. With US-Venezuela tensions rising, stories like James’s raise tough questions about travel, international politics, and the safety of Americans abroad. What do you think should be done to help bring detainees home? #Entertainment #StatenIsland #Venezuela00Share
carlsongary+FollowStaten Island’s Trader Joe’s: Locals Weigh InTrader Joe’s on Amboy Road has quickly become a staple for Staten Island shoppers, with a 4.7-star rating and plenty of regulars who used to trek off-island for their favorite groceries. People love the friendly staff and speedy checkouts, and the produce section gets high marks for freshness. The biggest gripe? Parking is still a headache, especially during busy times, but that’s nothing new for Trader Joe’s fans. If you’ve made this your go-to store, what’s your experience been like? Is the convenience worth the parking hassle? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Business #LocalBusiness #StatenIsland00Share
