Ginny Kosola
Ginny Kosola is one of WCBS Newsradio 880′s intrepid reporters.
Coast Guard Cutter Eagle Stops In NYC On Way To Connecticut
The Eagle is carrying 140 cadets from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn., from which it departed in May for its 75th anniversary voyage to Europe.
NYC’s First Same-Sex Couple To Seek Wedding License Ties The Knot Sunday
Carol Anastastio and Mimi Brown were a couple for nearly 20 years. On Sunday, their relationship became official in the eyes of the state.
Oversized Derek Jeter Congratulations Card On Display At Grand Central For Fans To Sign
You can leave your own personal congratulatory message for New York Yankees captain Derek Jeter to celebrate his breaking the 3,000 hit barrier.
Amityville At Odds With Stop & Shop Over New Logo
Some town fathers are said to be concerned over, of all things, the new sign and logo being displayed at Stop & Shops nationwide and coming soon to a location in Amityville.
NYC Parks Summer Arts Programs Kick Into High Gear
Looking for something to do this summer? Look no further than a New York City park!
Woman’s Body Found In Indiana; Unknown If It’s Missing College Student Lauren Spierer
The body was found floating in water in Fall Creek, Indiana Sunday evening. Fall Creek is about 60 miles from Bloomington, where Spierer was enrolled as a student at Indiana University.
In Honor Of 125th Anniversary, You Can Vote On New Lady Liberty Logo
The National Parks Service and New Jersey City University worked together to create 10 possible logos to be used in commemoration of the Statue of Liberty’s 125th anniversary.
Parks Department: No Toilet Paper Rationing At Coney Island Women’s Bathrooms
Brooklyn Parks Commissioner Kevin Jeffrey says there is plenty of toilet paper to go around.
Economy Could Help Ease Restrictions Of Fireworks Sales In Tri-State Area
While the sale of fireworks is illegal in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Delaware, beaches and backyards in those states and others could be more explosive than ever this year.
Newark’s Prudential Center Number 3 In U.S., Industry Publication Finds
In the U.S., only Madison Square Garden and the Staples Center in Los Angeles top the Prudential Center for the latest gross earnings from concerts and family shows.
Transportation Alternatives Wants Cyclists To Report Their Tickets
They want to make sure cyclists are receiving tickets for truly dangerous behavior, and not being harassed when they are rolling along safely.
Ground Zero Workers Mark Another 9/11 Anniversary
Monday marks the ninth anniversary of the formal end of the recovery operation at Ground Zero, which concluded in 2002 with a ceremony to remove the last 65-ton column of steel still standing at the site.
Brooklyn Cemetery Honors Civil War Vets On Memorial Day
Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn, where there are at least 4,600 Civil War veterans buried, remembered the fallen on the 150th Anniversary of the start of the Civil War and Memorial Day.
Schumer Demands Probe Of Oil Refiners’ Profits
New York’s Senator Charles Schumer wants to know why New York gas prices are still so high, saying he suspects prices are being artificially inflated.
Buying A Home On The Jersey Shore Within Reach Of More People
The dream of living at the Jersey shore could be a reality for more people after years of declining prices have made coastline properties more affordable.
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