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New farmers market in Kingsbridge aims to combat food insecurity in the Bronx
Johanna Edmondson is co-launching a farmers market in Kingsbridge on Sept. 7 to fight food insecurity in the Bronx, offering fresh produce and community resources.
Ryder's Law: New Yorkers push to ban horse carriages in NYC after tragic incident
New Yorkers advocate for Ryder's Law to ban horse carriages in NYC after a horse's collapse sparks outrage. The proposed law aims to protect carriage horses from heat and abuse.
Kingsbridge resident faces bureaucratic maze to report fallen tree
A Kingsbridge resident struggled to report a failing tree to city services, leading to the tree falling and blocking a sidewalk. It remains unaddressed weeks later.
Opinion
‘Interesting times’ continue to unfold
Joe Biden withdraws from the 2024 presidential race, endorsing Kamala Harris. Trump criticizes the move, intensifying the political landscape ahead of the election.
Mayor’s City of Yes for housing falls way short
After listening to hundreds of people on the Zoom, with an equal number in the room at 120 Broadway, the New York City Planning Commission stood for 14 hours into the wee hours of the morning to …
Jewish Center’s Kleinfeld should apologize, resign
To the editor:
As a member of the Van Cortlandt Jewish Center, I would like to comment on your July 11, 2024, article.
In the article, the chairman of the center’s board, Jack …
The president’s work is never done
To the editor:
President Biden says he wants to “get the job done.”
The president’s job is never done. I cannot think of anything the president might do, or might have to …
Support cultivated meat over the slaughtering of animals
To the editor:
Politicians who seek to reduce our greenhouse-gas emissions should support increased federal funding for cultivated-meat research.
For those who aren’t aware, …
