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Wave Hill celebrates 60 years of nature, history and community in the Bronx
Wave Hill marks 60 years as a Bronx oasis, blending environmental education, cultural history, and inclusive programs for future generations.
Deflating: Kingsbridge residents say city is ignoring 311 calls about illegal businesses
Kingsbridge residents are fed up with unlicensed street businesses and lack of enforcement, saying 311 complaints go unanswered and safety is at risk.
New mural transforms Bronx fire site into a colorful symbol of community resilience
A vibrant mural now brightens Bailey Ave and W. 238th St., once ravaged by fire, celebrating Kingsbridge’s resilience and local small businesses.
Riverdale man’s stage 3 prostate cancer diagnosis highlights need for earlier screening
A Riverdale man’s stage 3 prostate cancer diagnosis at 50 underscores a troubling rise in aggressive cases and the need for earlier PSA screening.
Kingsbridge exhibit uncovers hidden Revolutionary War history in the Bronx
Kingsbridge Historical Society's new exhibit revives untold Revolutionary War stories, spotlighting local heroes and spies in the Bronx’s hidden history.
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Walking tour reveals hidden Art Deco architecture beyond the Bronx’s Grand Concourse
A Bronx walking tour spotlighted lesser-known Art Deco gems beyond the Grand Concourse, highlighting the borough’s overlooked architectural legacy.
BAMBA Fest brings Kingsbridge neighbors together and boosts small business recovery
BAMBA Fest brought Kingsbridge together with food, music, and community pride, marking a vibrant comeback for local businesses and Bailey Avenue.
Bailey Avenue set for major safety overhaul with protected bike lanes and pedestrian upgrades
A long-awaited redesign of Bailey Avenue will bring protected bike lanes, safer crossings, and traffic-calming measures to one of the Bronx’s most dangerous roads.
Kingsbridge Unidos turns pandemic pain into grassroots power in the Bronx
Born of the pandemic, Kingsbridge Unidos combats food insecurity and builds community through activism, fresh produce, and youth engagement in the Bronx.
Why it’s time to ditch traditional lawns for sustainable landscaping
Traditional lawns hurt ecosystems and waste water. Sustainable landscaping supports wildlife, saves resources, and helps fight climate change.
Older co-ops need real relief
To the editor:
In December 2023, The Riverdale Press published my letter, “How will co-ops survive?” in which I raised concerns about the crushing financial burden the Facade …
Public officials owe appropriate time
To the editor:
In recent months, I have been in Bedford Park and Norwood community meetings in which I have seen something fascinating.
I have seen, for example, Assemblyman John …
A win for cultivated meat proponents
To the editor:
I was thrilled to learn the Food and Drug Administration granted regulatory approval for San Francisco based company Wildtype to sell its cultivated salmon in the United States.
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