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Over six years after Hurricane Sandy ravaged parts of Staten Island, some homeowner's lives are still not back to normal. Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis held a press conference on Saturday regarding homeowners who received inept and inconsistent work as part of the Build it Back program, an initiative aimed at enhancing the resiliency of waterfront neighborhoods through repair, rebuilding and the elevation of homes.

Dozens of local families came out to support the neighborhood park with performances by the PS 29 chorus and the Port Richmond High School Marching Band. "We want to keep the tradition going," Brian Whalen, Vice President of the Westerleigh Parks Coalition.

This July 18, 2018, file photo shows a portion of the largest solar installation in New York City in the borough of Staten Island in New York. The solar industry is blaming tariffs for delays and cancellations of major solar energy projects.

Data from the NYPD shows that injuries to school safety officers have seen a decline in consecutive years citywide, down from 121 reported cases in 2016 to only 28 through three quarters of 2018. While the 2018 statistics only feature 75 percent of the expected data for 2018, a drastic dip in overall injuries is evident.

At a time when the MTA remains strapped for cash while struggling to fix the city's ailing transit system, the agency claims to be losing hundreds of millions of dollars to fare evaders. Among the main culprits are Staten Island bus riders, who New York City Transit president Andy Byford claimed during last week's MTA Board Finance Committee Meeting have some of the highest rates of bus fare evasion in the city.

With their children and son-in-law, Dominick and Susan Ognibene will tend their pop-up cupcake cafe and cake crafting shop through Jan. 31. "All of a sudden the space became available," said Dominick Ognibene. The Ognibenes modified the space in a matter of days and were ready to roll at the beginning of December.

The New York slice has returned to its proper place atop the pizza pyramid. This is no small feat, considering that the last decade-plus of pizza news has been dominated by whole pies, often puffy-crusted and sometimes topped with farm-to-table-y ingredients that are a far cry from the industrial mozzarella and powdered Parmesan that are the hallmarks of the slice genre.

The NYPD touted three narcotics and weapons arrests during pre-dawn raids at two separate homes in Great Kills early Thursday morning. All three arrests were credited to the Staten Island Narcotics Heroin Overdose Task Force, according to posts on the 122nd Precinct Twitter feed.

The Staten Island man arrested in the road-rage death of an off-duty firefighter waived his extradition to New York during a court appearance in New Jersey Friday morning, authorities said. Joseph C. Desmond, 29 -- who was taken into custody at the Circle Motor Lodge in South Amboy, N.J. Monday night -- appeared in Middlesex County Superior Court in New Brunswick at around 9 a.m. and agreed to be sent to New York during the brief proceeding, said a court spokeswoman.

Ten of the candidates for public advocate gathered on Staten Island Thursday night to make the case for why they should win the votes of borough residents. But two hours of discussion resulted in little mention from candidates on how they would actually advocate for issues that affect the everyday lives of Staten Islanders.

A Staten Island man went outside the box to do some Christmas shopping this season by swiping boxes left outside several borough homes. Jesus Vasquez, 51, skipped the long lines and the online orders when he allegedly stole several packages -- including expensive jewelry and Nike Air Jordan sneakers -- from five Staten Island homes, authorities said.

The Legal Aid Society is imploring the district attorney's office to prosecute two Staten Island cops for allegedly "planting false evidence" following a car stop involving four young black men earlier this year, as well as to review all prior convictions stemming from the officers' arrests. In a letter to District Attorney Michael E. McMahon, the lawyers claim Police Officer Kyle Erickson of the 120th Precinct planted marijuana in the back seat of Lasou Kuyateh's vehicle after he and his partner, Officer Elmer Pastran, searched the same area and already declared it clean.

New pol in town: Congressman-elect Max Rose ousted New York City's only Republican congressman, Dan Donovan, in a Nov. 6 upset, winning more than 52 percent of the vote to represent New York's 11th congressional district. Democratic Congressman-elect Max Rose - a U.S. Army veteran and former health-care executive - ousted New York City's only House Republican, Rep. Dan Donovan , in a Nov. 6 upset, winning more than 52 percent of the votes to represent the city's 11th congressional district, which covers Bay Ridge, Bath Beach, Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst, Gravesend, Sheepshead Bay, and all of Staten Island.

The head of the city's Board of Elections Michael Ryan, a native Staten Islander, abruptly resigned from his post on the advisory board of the maker of New York City's voting machines, Election Systems and Software , earlier this week. His resignation came after a NY1 report found that ES&S had flown Ryan around the country to destinations like Las Vegas putting him up in hotels and buying him dinners.

You may want to consider laser hair removal, which can produce long-lasting results after only four to six visits. Luminesse Laser in Great Kills is one of many businesses on Staten Island that performs laser hair removal.

Mitchell Rossi, 60, had a steady clientele at the self-titled hair salon he owned for more than 40 years on 86th Street in Brooklyn. "In 1985 I was the only salon on my block, but then it became inundated with salons all over the place," said Rossi.

Police are seeking the public's help to locate a 29-year-old Staten Island woman who was last seen in Manhattan. Qian Zhu, 29, went missing after she was spotted on Monday at about 4:45 p.m. in the vicinity of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, according to a statement from the NYPD's Deputy Commissioner of Public Information.

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