STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Maybe Staten Island Chuck is just plain tired of mayors waking him up every Feb. 2. Or maybe Mayor Bill de Blasio was afraid of getting bitten like his predecessor.
There was also a brief mention of the notorious debacle at the celebration 10 years ago, when a previous Staten Island Chuck wriggled out of the hands of then-Mayor Bill de Blasio and fell to the ...
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In 2014, Staten Island Chuck was replaced by his granddaughter, Charlotte, who was dropped then-Mayor Bill de Blasio during the Groundhog Day ceremony. Charlotte died a few days later, although the ...
While the beloved Punxsutawney Phil foresees more winter weather, the unerring Staten Island Chuck predicts spring is here to stay. Across the United States and Canada, nearly 70 groundhogs ...