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David V. Pomeranz, news president and chief executive of RiverSpring Living as of April 1.
RiverSpring Living president, CEO to take over reins of River’s Edge
RiverSpring Living COO David V. Pomeranz has been selected the new president and chief executive of RiverSpring Living, effective April 1. Daniel Reingold, the previous president and CEO, will oversee the launch of the 32-acre RiverSpring’s River’s Edge community. more
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Joe Gordon, who lived across the street from the Denishawn House for years, takes a long look at the piece of history as he completes a sketch.
Denishawn House: The gem in Van Cortlandt Village
Almost lost about the talk of the Van Cortlandt Jewish Center’s fate is the historical gem located on the same lot on Stevenson Place. One neighbor called it the “crucible of creative activity that advanced the modern dance movement.” more
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Candles and flowers set outside 131 W. Kingsbridge Road in memory of 26-year-old Hasan Richburg, who was fatally shot in Kingsbridge Heights on Feb. 8. Deshaun Coleman, who was recently released on parole for good behavior, was arrested on Valentine’s Day and charged with both murder and criminal possession.
Kingsbridge man arrested for fatal shooting of 26-year-old man
Police have arrested and charged a man for the fatal shooting of a 26-year-old Fordham Manor man on Feb. 8 — someone police say fatally shot a 19-year-old man back in 2012. more
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Manhattan guard DeJuan Clayton is looking to make history by becoming the first college basketball player to appear in eight different seasons. The NCAA has yet to rule on the school's appeal to get the 26-year-old a waiver after it was denied back in the Fall.
Clayton takes NCAA, Manhattan College to court over eligibility
DeJuan Clayton remains on the outside looking in as he attempts to resume his college basketball career at Manhattan College. more
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The flag football team at Manhattan College started back up this past fall after football had a nearly 40-year hiatus as a sport at the school.
Football sees a revitalization at Manhattan College
The Manhattan College flag football team is scrambling to raise funds to continue their season. The program was brought back last fall and as such is still in the process of getting things moving. more
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Police in front of 131 W. Kingsbridge Road where Hasan Richburg, 26, of Kingsbridge was fatally shot multiple times around 11 a.m. Thursday, according to DCPI.
Kingsbridge man arrested for fatal shooting of 26-year-old man
Police have arrested and charged a man for the fatal shooting last week of a 26-year-old Fordham Manor man. more
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The incubator provides physical space for small businesses to host their operations, whether it be just a mailbox or an office and a workspace to meet with team members.
Bronx Business Tech Incubator is back, and at your service
Lehman College’s Bronx Business Tech Incubator celebrated its facilities reopening this past Thursday after the pandemic shut things down 3 years ago. more
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A resident makes his way into one of Marble Hill Houses development buildings earlier this week.
Marble Hill Houses superintendent charged in bribery scheme
A former superintendent of Marble Hill Houses is one of 70 current and former NYCHA employees who were arrested by federal law enforcement last Tuesday for allegedly accepting more than $2 million in bribes for contracts for the city housing agency. more
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Kevin Kane, a retired teacher and musician, is one of the many volunteers who has cared for and helped asylum seekers who were staying at Van Cortlandt Motel. He would bring hot food directly to the shelter six times a week. The Friendly Fridge Foundation has redirected thousands of pounds of food taken from places like Addeo
Van Cortlandt Motel asylum-seekers quietly ‘removed’
The families seeking asylum at Van Cortlandt Motel were quietly moved out of the Naica operated shelter last month and spread across several shelters in the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn. It has been a painful transition for those families. more
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Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz has filed a new appeal in the defamation case against him arguing he is immune to the comments he made toward former P.S. 24 Spuyten Duyvil assistant principal because he was acting as an assembly member when he made those comments.
Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz argues he has immunity in defamation case
There has been some movement in the long-running defamation case filed by a former P.S. 24 Spuyten Duyvil assistant principal. more
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