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OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS AREN’T QUITE ‘GOOD NEIGHBORS' ‘Twas a few nights after Christmas and all through the house, a party lasted for hours, awakening even the smallest mouse. That was the case one evening in The Majestic. The building at 3660 Waldo Ave., is popular with Manhattan College students wanting to live off campus. And according to some of their immediate neighbors inside the building, some student apartments are infamous for WEISS ATTACKS BOWMAN OVER CONGRESSMAN'S SUPPORT OF 'ANTI U.S. Rep. Jamaal Bowman is backing a congressional bill many say already is dead on arrival that intended to restrict American financial aid to Israel. But one outspoken critic of the congressman apparently has had enough, pushing an online petition condemningBowman's move.
REMEMBERING THOSE WHO DIED, AND WHY THEY DID Remembering those who died, and why they did. His steps are precise. South 21 steps. Stops. Turns east. Holds for 21 seconds. Turns north. Switches his weapon to his other shoulder. Waits 21 seconds, before marching 21 steps the other way and repeating the sequence at thenorthern end.
141: THROUGH THE YEARS 141: Through the years. Posted. Thursday, October 18, 2007. 12:00 am. 1950 – The Riverdale Press is founded and shortly after, editor David A. Stein begins to editorialize for the building of local schools. 1952 – The Press calls the reservation of EMMY WINNER FOLLOWS IN HIS FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS Emmy winner follows in his father's footsteps. Homegrown television news reporter Evan Axelbank won a regional Emmy for his story exploring whether Babe Ruth hit professional baseball’s longest home run on a windy April day in 1919 in Tampa, Florida. Axelbank is a reporter for WTVT-Channel 13 in the central Florida city. NYPD AND NAVY VET WAS 57 February 24, 2011. 11:41 am. William M. Keenan, a longtime Riverdale resident, died on Feb. 17. surrounded by his loving family after a courageous battle with cancer. He was 57. Mr. Keenan served in the United States Navy and after 20 years of service with the NYPD, he retired as a detective from the 50th Precinct’s Cold Case Squad. HOME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | WWW.RIVERDALEPRESS.COMLOG INNEWSWHAT'S ONLIVINGSCHOOLSSPORTS Four temples were targeted in a series of vandalism attacks spanning from Thursday to Sunday. Police say someone threw rocks through windows at the Riverdale Jewish Center on Independence Avenue, Chabad Lubavitch of Riverdale on West 246th Street, Young Israel of Riverdale on Henry Hudson Parkway East, and the Conservative Synagogue Adath OBITUARIES | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Obituaries. Sort by: Featured Most recent. 2 results total, viewing 1 - 2. Toscanini biographer, scholar Mortimer Frank dies at 87. In times like this, many living north of Spuyten Duyvil Creek and west of Jerome Park Reservoir are possibly reveling in their proximity to nature. more. By RAPHAEL LASSAUZE | 6/28/20. VACCINES AVAILABLE SOON TO ALL ADULTS Anyone 30 or older can now seek out one of the available coronavirus vaccines in New York. And by April 6, that access will be universal, including anyone older than 16. That was the surprise news offered by embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo Monday as the state races to expand the list of more than 9 million doses already administered. NO MORE WAITING: OVERLOOK GETS A DUTCH MAKEOVER Sunday, May 9, 2021. 12:05 am. Looking for a hobby during the coronavirus pandemic, Victor San Andrés started landscaping a part of the Half-Moon Overlook park near his Spuyten Duyvil home. Four months later, San Andrés says he cleared and cleaned the space — transforming it into what he calls the ‘Halve Maan Garden.’. HIRAMALEJANDRO
OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS AREN’T QUITE ‘GOOD NEIGHBORS' ‘Twas a few nights after Christmas and all through the house, a party lasted for hours, awakening even the smallest mouse. That was the case one evening in The Majestic. The building at 3660 Waldo Ave., is popular with Manhattan College students wanting to live off campus. And according to some of their immediate neighbors inside the building, some student apartments are infamous for WEISS ATTACKS BOWMAN OVER CONGRESSMAN'S SUPPORT OF 'ANTI U.S. Rep. Jamaal Bowman is backing a congressional bill many say already is dead on arrival that intended to restrict American financial aid to Israel. But one outspoken critic of the congressman apparently has had enough, pushing an online petition condemningBowman's move.
REMEMBERING THOSE WHO DIED, AND WHY THEY DID Remembering those who died, and why they did. His steps are precise. South 21 steps. Stops. Turns east. Holds for 21 seconds. Turns north. Switches his weapon to his other shoulder. Waits 21 seconds, before marching 21 steps the other way and repeating the sequence at thenorthern end.
141: THROUGH THE YEARS 141: Through the years. Posted. Thursday, October 18, 2007. 12:00 am. 1950 – The Riverdale Press is founded and shortly after, editor David A. Stein begins to editorialize for the building of local schools. 1952 – The Press calls the reservation of EMMY WINNER FOLLOWS IN HIS FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS Emmy winner follows in his father's footsteps. Homegrown television news reporter Evan Axelbank won a regional Emmy for his story exploring whether Babe Ruth hit professional baseball’s longest home run on a windy April day in 1919 in Tampa, Florida. Axelbank is a reporter for WTVT-Channel 13 in the central Florida city. NYPD AND NAVY VET WAS 57 February 24, 2011. 11:41 am. William M. Keenan, a longtime Riverdale resident, died on Feb. 17. surrounded by his loving family after a courageous battle with cancer. He was 57. Mr. Keenan served in the United States Navy and after 20 years of service with the NYPD, he retired as a detective from the 50th Precinct’s Cold Case Squad.NEWS & FEATURES
News & Features. A rash of poison ivy overruns walkways. Imagine walking along Riverdale Avenue, enjoying the warm spring weather, only to be struck in the face by dangling plants. more. By BRENDAN O’SULLIVAN | 5/30/21. Van Horn ready to find some Hollywood magic. OBITUARIES | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Obituaries. Sort by: Featured Most recent. 2 results total, viewing 1 - 2. Toscanini biographer, scholar Mortimer Frank dies at 87. In times like this, many living north of Spuyten Duyvil Creek and west of Jerome Park Reservoir are possibly reveling in their proximity to nature. more. By RAPHAEL LASSAUZE | 6/28/20. BROWSE | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM While we deal with the challenges of a pandemic that is unique in the lifetime of anyone not older than 102, certain things do not change. Just look at the May 17 edition of the Daily News, which shows the concerns of poor working people are still ignored. BRONXNET, PRESS JOIN FORCES TO HOST IN-PERSON CITY COUNCIL Weeks — even months — of campaigning have come down to this: The June 22 Democratic primary will likely set the stage for who will lead New York City in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. BROWSE | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Some might say Sister Patricia McGowan was quite fortunate. She led a solid life of 80 years, seemingly accomplishing everything she wanted while making a direct impact on hundreds, if not thousands, of lives as both an educator and volunteer. CLASSIFIED | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. BROWSE | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS AREN’T QUITE ‘GOOD NEIGHBORS' ‘Twas a few nights after Christmas and all through the house, a party lasted for hours, awakening even the smallest mouse. That was the case one evening in The Majestic. The building at 3660 Waldo Ave., is popular with Manhattan College students wanting to live off campus. And according to some of their immediate neighbors inside the building, some student apartments are infamous for GAELIC PARK DEMOLITION GOBSMACKS NEIGHBORS By HEATHER J. SMITH. Easter week produced a surprise that caught many of its neighbors off-guard despite plans in place for years — the banquet hall of Gaelic Park, the epicenter of Irish culture in New York for more than 90 years, was demolished. In its place, the New York Gaelic Athletic Association plans to build an updated facilityfor a
CENTURY-OLD SEDGWICK AVE HOME SET TO BE DEMOLISHED A house that has towered over Sedgwick Avenue for more than a century is coming down. Permits were filed Wednesday to fully demolish the 3,700-square-foot home at 3377 Sedgwick. And based on existing zoning, it could be making way for a new multifamily building, although no plans for any such development have been filed with the city's HOME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | WWW.RIVERDALEPRESS.COMLOG INNEWSWHAT'S ONLIVINGSCHOOLSSPORTS Four temples were targeted in a series of vandalism attacks spanning from Thursday to Sunday. Police say someone threw rocks through windows at the Riverdale Jewish Center on Independence Avenue, Chabad Lubavitch of Riverdale on West 246th Street, Young Israel of Riverdale on Henry Hudson Parkway East, and the Conservative Synagogue Adath OBITUARIES | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Obituaries. Sort by: Featured Most recent. 2 results total, viewing 1 - 2. Toscanini biographer, scholar Mortimer Frank dies at 87. In times like this, many living north of Spuyten Duyvil Creek and west of Jerome Park Reservoir are possibly reveling in their proximity to nature. more. By RAPHAEL LASSAUZE | 6/28/20. VACCINES AVAILABLE SOON TO ALL ADULTS Anyone 30 or older can now seek out one of the available coronavirus vaccines in New York. And by April 6, that access will be universal, including anyone older than 16. That was the surprise news offered by embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo Monday as the state races to expand the list of more than 9 million doses already administered. CRIME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. CLASSIFIED | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. CRIME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Crime. NYPD investigating string of broken windows as hate crime. A rampage leaving behind a string of broken windows across Riverdale has drawn the attention of the New York Police Department's Hate Crime Task Force. more. By MICHAEL HINMAN | 4/25/21. Diaz looks to past to ART ASSOCIATION 'MOVING FORWARD' FROM DIFFICULT TIMES January 24, 2021. 12:05 am. Doris Cordero’s piece ‘Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow’ chronicles a difficult span of time during which she was diagnosed with cancer. The piece appears in the Riverdale Art Association’s online exhibition, ‘Moving Forward.’. Courtesy of the Riverdale Art As. Myra Joyce prefers a digital application to CENTURY-OLD SEDGWICK AVE HOME SET TO BE DEMOLISHED A house that has towered over Sedgwick Avenue for more than a century is coming down. Permits were filed Wednesday to fully demolish the 3,700-square-foot home at 3377 Sedgwick. And based on existing zoning, it could be making way for a new multifamily building, although no plans for any such development have been filed with the city's HOME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | WWW.RIVERDALEPRESS.COMLOG INNEWSWHAT'S ONLIVINGSCHOOLSSPORTS Four temples were targeted in a series of vandalism attacks spanning from Thursday to Sunday. Police say someone threw rocks through windows at the Riverdale Jewish Center on Independence Avenue, Chabad Lubavitch of Riverdale on West 246th Street, Young Israel of Riverdale on Henry Hudson Parkway East, and the Conservative Synagogue Adath OBITUARIES | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Obituaries. Sort by: Featured Most recent. 2 results total, viewing 1 - 2. Toscanini biographer, scholar Mortimer Frank dies at 87. In times like this, many living north of Spuyten Duyvil Creek and west of Jerome Park Reservoir are possibly reveling in their proximity to nature. more. By RAPHAEL LASSAUZE | 6/28/20. VACCINES AVAILABLE SOON TO ALL ADULTS Anyone 30 or older can now seek out one of the available coronavirus vaccines in New York. And by April 6, that access will be universal, including anyone older than 16. That was the surprise news offered by embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo Monday as the state races to expand the list of more than 9 million doses already administered. CRIME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. CLASSIFIED | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. CRIME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Crime. NYPD investigating string of broken windows as hate crime. A rampage leaving behind a string of broken windows across Riverdale has drawn the attention of the New York Police Department's Hate Crime Task Force. more. By MICHAEL HINMAN | 4/25/21. Diaz looks to past to ART ASSOCIATION 'MOVING FORWARD' FROM DIFFICULT TIMES January 24, 2021. 12:05 am. Doris Cordero’s piece ‘Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow’ chronicles a difficult span of time during which she was diagnosed with cancer. The piece appears in the Riverdale Art Association’s online exhibition, ‘Moving Forward.’. Courtesy of the Riverdale Art As. Myra Joyce prefers a digital application to CENTURY-OLD SEDGWICK AVE HOME SET TO BE DEMOLISHED A house that has towered over Sedgwick Avenue for more than a century is coming down. Permits were filed Wednesday to fully demolish the 3,700-square-foot home at 3377 Sedgwick. And based on existing zoning, it could be making way for a new multifamily building, although no plans for any such development have been filed with the city'sNEWS & FEATURES
News & Features. A rash of poison ivy overruns walkways. Imagine walking along Riverdale Avenue, enjoying the warm spring weather, only to be struck in the face by dangling plants. more. By BRENDAN O’SULLIVAN | 5/30/21. Van Horn ready to find some Hollywood magic. BROWSE | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Obituaries. Elsbeth Fleischman passed away on May 1, 2021, at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx. She was 91. more. Samuel Goldman of Somerset, New Jersey, passed away on Wednesday, April 21, 2021, at the Somerset Woods Rehabilitation & Nursing Center. He was 90. more. Leona Friedman Epstein passed away peacefully on March 12, 2021, in New York City. SCHOOLS | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Schools. Warren Williams may not be Usain Bolt, but he’s positioning himself as a leading ambassador for his country when it comes to hoops. The 6-foot-9 forward is a household name at Manhattan College, fresh off his third season with the school. And it wasn’t too long ago he was in Jamaica, with basketball dreams in the making. more. HEADING BACK TO SCHOOL FOR REAL Technology has become more commonplace in the classroom over the past 20 years or so. But it may have been difficult to guess just how essential it would become in March 2020. OPINIONS | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. COULD BETTER EDUCATION STEM HATE? A group of state legislators argue the recent rise in hate crimes against the Jewish community is because New York’s public schools don’t effectively teach about the Holocaust — a state-sponsored genocide that killed 6 million people during World War II. OUTRAGED? HERE'S WHAT YOU COULD, AND SHOULD, DO Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. RABBI AVI WEISS SPEAKS FOR ME Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. FAMILY DISCOVERS A DIFFERENT KIND OF ‘YOUTUBE POOP’ Loor, Jude, Luke and Joseph Nasser were four of the featured personalities in the short film ‘Dog Poop.’ Filmed by father Nicola, the video was one of 32 included in the third annual New York City Public School Film Festival. BIAGGI: DRINKING OR NO, RAPE IS STILL RAPE The Lasallian Women and Gender Resource Center at Manhattan College was started five years ago partially to address issues with the college’s consent code, says faculty co HOME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | WWW.RIVERDALEPRESS.COMLOG INNEWSWHAT'S ONLIVINGSCHOOLSSPORTS Four temples were targeted in a series of vandalism attacks spanning from Thursday to Sunday. Police say someone threw rocks through windows at the Riverdale Jewish Center on Independence Avenue, Chabad Lubavitch of Riverdale on West 246th Street, Young Israel of Riverdale on Henry Hudson Parkway East, and the Conservative Synagogue Adath OBITUARIES | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Obituaries. Sort by: Featured Most recent. 2 results total, viewing 1 - 2. Toscanini biographer, scholar Mortimer Frank dies at 87. In times like this, many living north of Spuyten Duyvil Creek and west of Jerome Park Reservoir are possibly reveling in their proximity to nature. more. By RAPHAEL LASSAUZE | 6/28/20. VACCINES AVAILABLE SOON TO ALL ADULTS Anyone 30 or older can now seek out one of the available coronavirus vaccines in New York. And by April 6, that access will be universal, including anyone older than 16. That was the surprise news offered by embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo Monday as the state races to expand the list of more than 9 million doses already administered. CRIME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. CLASSIFIED | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. CRIME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Crime. NYPD investigating string of broken windows as hate crime. A rampage leaving behind a string of broken windows across Riverdale has drawn the attention of the New York Police Department's Hate Crime Task Force. more. By MICHAEL HINMAN | 4/25/21. Diaz looks to past to ART ASSOCIATION 'MOVING FORWARD' FROM DIFFICULT TIMES January 24, 2021. 12:05 am. Doris Cordero’s piece ‘Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow’ chronicles a difficult span of time during which she was diagnosed with cancer. The piece appears in the Riverdale Art Association’s online exhibition, ‘Moving Forward.’. Courtesy of the Riverdale Art As. Myra Joyce prefers a digital application to CENTURY-OLD SEDGWICK AVE HOME SET TO BE DEMOLISHED A house that has towered over Sedgwick Avenue for more than a century is coming down. Permits were filed Wednesday to fully demolish the 3,700-square-foot home at 3377 Sedgwick. And based on existing zoning, it could be making way for a new multifamily building, although no plans for any such development have been filed with the city's HOME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | WWW.RIVERDALEPRESS.COMLOG INNEWSWHAT'S ONLIVINGSCHOOLSSPORTS Four temples were targeted in a series of vandalism attacks spanning from Thursday to Sunday. Police say someone threw rocks through windows at the Riverdale Jewish Center on Independence Avenue, Chabad Lubavitch of Riverdale on West 246th Street, Young Israel of Riverdale on Henry Hudson Parkway East, and the Conservative Synagogue Adath OBITUARIES | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Obituaries. Sort by: Featured Most recent. 2 results total, viewing 1 - 2. Toscanini biographer, scholar Mortimer Frank dies at 87. In times like this, many living north of Spuyten Duyvil Creek and west of Jerome Park Reservoir are possibly reveling in their proximity to nature. more. By RAPHAEL LASSAUZE | 6/28/20. VACCINES AVAILABLE SOON TO ALL ADULTS Anyone 30 or older can now seek out one of the available coronavirus vaccines in New York. And by April 6, that access will be universal, including anyone older than 16. That was the surprise news offered by embattled Gov. Andrew Cuomo Monday as the state races to expand the list of more than 9 million doses already administered. CRIME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. CLASSIFIED | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. CRIME | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Crime. NYPD investigating string of broken windows as hate crime. A rampage leaving behind a string of broken windows across Riverdale has drawn the attention of the New York Police Department's Hate Crime Task Force. more. By MICHAEL HINMAN | 4/25/21. Diaz looks to past to ART ASSOCIATION 'MOVING FORWARD' FROM DIFFICULT TIMES January 24, 2021. 12:05 am. Doris Cordero’s piece ‘Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow’ chronicles a difficult span of time during which she was diagnosed with cancer. The piece appears in the Riverdale Art Association’s online exhibition, ‘Moving Forward.’. Courtesy of the Riverdale Art As. Myra Joyce prefers a digital application to CENTURY-OLD SEDGWICK AVE HOME SET TO BE DEMOLISHED A house that has towered over Sedgwick Avenue for more than a century is coming down. Permits were filed Wednesday to fully demolish the 3,700-square-foot home at 3377 Sedgwick. And based on existing zoning, it could be making way for a new multifamily building, although no plans for any such development have been filed with the city'sNEWS & FEATURES
News & Features. A rash of poison ivy overruns walkways. Imagine walking along Riverdale Avenue, enjoying the warm spring weather, only to be struck in the face by dangling plants. more. By BRENDAN O’SULLIVAN | 5/30/21. Van Horn ready to find some Hollywood magic. BROWSE | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Obituaries. Elsbeth Fleischman passed away on May 1, 2021, at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx. She was 91. more. Samuel Goldman of Somerset, New Jersey, passed away on Wednesday, April 21, 2021, at the Somerset Woods Rehabilitation & Nursing Center. He was 90. more. Leona Friedman Epstein passed away peacefully on March 12, 2021, in New York City. POLITICS | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. SCHOOLS | THE RIVERDALE PRESS | RIVERDALEPRESS.COM Schools. Warren Williams may not be Usain Bolt, but he’s positioning himself as a leading ambassador for his country when it comes to hoops. The 6-foot-9 forward is a household name at Manhattan College, fresh off his third season with the school. And it wasn’t too long ago he was in Jamaica, with basketball dreams in the making. more. HEADING BACK TO SCHOOL FOR REAL Technology has become more commonplace in the classroom over the past 20 years or so. But it may have been difficult to guess just how essential it would become in March 2020. COULD BETTER EDUCATION STEM HATE? A group of state legislators argue the recent rise in hate crimes against the Jewish community is because New York’s public schools don’t effectively teach about the Holocaust — a state-sponsored genocide that killed 6 million people during World War II. OUTRAGED? HERE'S WHAT YOU COULD, AND SHOULD, DO Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. RABBI AVI WEISS SPEAKS FOR ME Food is what binds a community together. It wasn’t Christmas unless it was Christmas with the Connaughtons. Throughout the 1980s and ‘90s, Connaughton’s Riverdale Steak House just off West 259th Street was the place to be on Christmas Eve. FAMILY DISCOVERS A DIFFERENT KIND OF ‘YOUTUBE POOP’ Loor, Jude, Luke and Joseph Nasser were four of the featured personalities in the short film ‘Dog Poop.’ Filmed by father Nicola, the video was one of 32 included in the third annual New York City Public School Film Festival. BIAGGI: DRINKING OR NO, RAPE IS STILL RAPE The Lasallian Women and Gender Resource Center at Manhattan College was started five years ago partially to address issues with the college’s consent code, says faculty co 58°, Mostly Cloudy __ ____
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* Manage My Subscription COVID-19 HITS OUR NURSING HOMES NEARLY 5,000 HAVE DIED IN FACILITIES ACROSS NEW YORK The power of one. Generally a concept with positive connotations, talking about how any one person can make a difference. But there’s a flip side to that, especially when it comes to nursing homes and adult care facilities. And it’s one few of us care to even think about. But Gov. Andrew Cuomo must, especially in the middle of apandemic.
Even with empty sanctuaries FAITH LEADERS FIND STRENGTH IN COMMUNITY In times of chaos and disruption, faith can be a tremendous source of strength. It has been nearly two months since the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 has shut down wide swaths of city life. Many work from home, and students of all ages adapt to online learning. Religious congregations also have shifted to a virtual environment. ‘MOSHOLU’ BREAKS THROUGH, FINDING DAYLIGHT IN PROJECT Tibbett's Creek has demanded to see daylight since the day it was cloaked by progress. Maya Ciarrocchi agrees. She’s an interdisciplinary artist who focuses on pieces depicting different forms of loss — lost places, lost things, lost people.__ Previous
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Hospitals treating nursing home residents for the coronavirus will not be able to discharge them back to their nursing home until diagnostic tests for the disease come back negative.FIRST ONLINE
ALTERNATE-SIDE PARKING RETURNS FOR ONE WEEK Weeks of leaving cars parked on one side of the street throughout the city is expected to end — but only for a week.FIRST ONLINE
KOSHER MEALS ARRIVE AT 'GRAB-AND-GO' PS 24 SITE Kids needing a kosher option at so-called "grab-and-go" food distribution sites will have it, after local elected officials lobbied the "food czar" to make such religiously required options available inthe Bronx.
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MOST NEW COVID CASES COME FROM PEOPLE STAYING HOME It's not easy to catch Andrew Cuomo off-guard these days, more than two months into the coronavirus pandemic that has shut down New York and many other states in the country. But some preliminary data the governor asked of medical facilities statewide did indeed catch him bysurprise.
CB8 VETS WON'T HAVE TO FIGHT FOR UNCONTESTED POSITIONS It’s hard to imagine hiring someone for a job without first sitting them down for an interview. But then again, it’s just as hard to imagine sitting someone down for an interview for a job they alreadyhave.
BOWMAN CHALLENGES ENGEL TO DEBATE After months, and in some cases nearly a year of campaigning, the primary election for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives currently occupied by Eliot Engel is just six weeks or so away, and four challengers are getting ready for the home stretch. For Jamaal Bowman, that preparation includes looking at what hasn’t happened yet, like a political campaign mainstay — a series of debates. HEROES BEHIND THE MASKS DOING GOOD BEYOND JUST SLINGING SLICES In the best of times and the worst of times, pizza prevails. That doughy disc drenched in tomato sauce under a warm cheese blanket and sundry toppings is an explicit promise of culinary relief, especially when supermarket shelves are occasionally empty. LONG COMMUTE TURNS INTO LONG-DISTANCE FRIENDSHIP Ridership on trains — especially Metro-North trains — has dropped as much as 95 percent since the advent of the coronavirus pandemic. Among those having to abandon the rails and stay home is Muriel Kessler, who depends on the train from the Riverdale station into her law office in Manhattan. IF YOU CANCEL THE PRIMARY, WILL THE VOTERS STILL COME? Iowa and New Hampshire are the states to watch out for in any presidential election year, the first two to cast their votes while the race for the White House is still quite young. By early March, more than a dozen states headed to the polls for Super Tuesday, including the delegate-heavy states of Virginia and California. ANNEROS VALENSI, FASHIONISTA, AUTHOR, DIES AT 81 Life wasn’t easy for Anneros Valensi growing up in East Germany after the fall of Hitler. Valensi counted the days to when she would turn 18 with hopes of leaving the Eastern Bloc. When that day finally came, Valensi realized she had nowhere to go. Yet, that was the beginning of a story that would span decades and continents — all eventually compiled into memoirs she would write late in life, while making her home in Riverdale. RAISING LITTLE ONES DURING A PANDEMIC? OH, BOY! A city council meeting is probably the last place someone would expect to see a child. But for Councilman Andrew Cohen, his colleagues and parents across the country, these periodic drop-ins by their young children walking into a room where their father or mother is connected virtually to the rest of the city’s government are part of the newnormal.
SUNDAY MARKET SEEKS NEW HOME ON FIELDSTON ROAD From the warmer months until it starts to get cold, there’s not a Sunday that goes by between May and November where Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy on West 237th Street doesn’t host The Riverdale Y’s Sunday Market. It’s there early-morning shoppers can stroll through to pick up fresh produce, bread, pickles, and even the occasional handmade necklace or bracelet.Coronavirus
EVICTION MORATORIUM EXTENDED, TENANTS CAN USE SECURITY DEPOSITS Renters will have a little more time to get their monthly payments together — and they can now use their security deposits to help. But state leaders have still stopped short of calling for rents to be waived in the midst of a global coronavirus pandemic.*
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NOT A GOOD PLACE TO KEEP A LAPTOP Need somewhere to store your electronics? Turns out inside your car isn’t quite the spot. A man learned that the hard way on the evening of May 2 after parking his 2019 Honda Accord on the 6000 block of Broadway with his MacBook laptop computer inside.*
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DOCUMENTING NATURE'S BEAUTY HERE IN RIVERDALE'S PARK Riverdale is full of parks. Some are quite large, like the 114 acres of Riverdale Park, while others are relatively small, like the less than 2 acres that make up Brust Park, probably known primarily by those who live in its proximity.__
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It hasn’t been a quiet retirement for Marti Michael. In the years since she left her post as executive director of The Riverdale Y, Michael has spent a lot of time on the nation’s southern border with Mexico, volunteering to help families seeking asylum with the UnitedStates.
GETTING INTIMATE WITH DR. RUTH So many words have been written and spoken about Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer since all four feet, seven inches of her first walked onto the public stage in 1980. She’s lived just south of us in Washington Heights since well before she was known outside her circle of friends. And many of her family — including a daughter and grandchildren — call Riverdale home. Terms of use  |  Advertising |  Contact us  |  HOME © 2020, Richner Communications, Inc.  |  Powered by Creative Circle Media SolutionsDetails
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