
Rocco Vertuccio
Anchor at Spectrum News NY1
Native NY'er , journalist at NY1 . Tennis lover , bike rider, Broadway fan, biography reader. Proud Italian-American. ( links ,retweets are not endorsements.)
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1 week ago |
spectrumnews1.com | Rocco Vertuccio |Leisha Majtan
A move from one country to another, then to a new state — all just before the COVID-19 pandemic hit — made for a difficult transition for Aastha Patel. “I even cried on my first day of school because I didn't know anything. And then a teacher rescued me from the hallway because she saw me crying. So that was my experience. Then the COVID hit, and then everything went online. So I didn't really get an in-person experience.
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1 week ago |
ny1.com | Rocco Vertuccio |Leisha Majtan
A move from one country to another, then to a new state — all just before the COVID-19 pandemic hit — made for a difficult transition for Aastha Patel. “I even cried on my first day of school because I didn't know anything. And then a teacher rescued me from the hallway because she saw me crying. So that was my experience. Then the COVID hit, and then everything went online. So I didn't really get an in-person experience.
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2 weeks ago |
spectrumnews1.com | Rocco Vertuccio |Leisha Majtan
With a few patient mentors and some determination, Kyle Chung found his footing — and passion — on the wrestling mat. “There was a couple of seniors, graduating seniors, who were city champions and they wanted to turn me into a successful wrestler, so I gave it a shot and it was super fun. They taught me a couple [of] moves the first day and I kept coming back,” Chung said. Chung is captain of the Benjamin Cardozo High School Varsity Wrestling team.
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2 weeks ago |
ny1.com | Rocco Vertuccio |Leisha Majtan
With a few patient mentors and some determination, Kyle Chung found his footing — and passion — on the wrestling mat. “There was a couple of seniors, graduating seniors, who were city champions and they wanted to turn me into a successful wrestler, so I gave it a shot and it was super fun. They taught me a couple [of] moves the first day and I kept coming back,” Chung said. Chung is captain of the Benjamin Cardozo High School Varsity Wrestling team.
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2 weeks ago |
ny1.com | Rocco Vertuccio
In about three weeks, city school kids will be out for the summer. The nonprofit Roads to Success has several free summer programs available for city families. Everything from a Summer Day Camp to a Summer Earn and Learn program. Sheila Duke, CEO of Roads to Success, joined anchor Rocco Vertuccio Saturday on "Weekends on 1" to discuss what their programs offer New York families. Tap the video player above to watch the full interview.
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