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Why aren’t there more waterfront restaurants on the North Shore?

J's on the Bay

Here is the view from the gas station on Richmond Terrace as the new CMA-CGM APOLLON, born of a French based shipping company, sailed into New York City. Yes, a gas station is among the prime perches for watching maritime traffic off of Staten Island. (Staten Island Advance/Pamela Silvestri)

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Ship action viewable from Richmond Terrace can stop vehicular traffic — literally — as it did on Tuesday as massive cargo ship CMA-CGM APOLLON squeezed its way through the Kill van Kull trailed by three tug boats.

That New York City scene could pique the interest of entrepreneurs who envision these maritime phenomenons as the entertainment from a dining room perch.

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