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To the editor, Thank you, Riverdale Press, for your editorial comment during the Nov. 6 edition. The paper reminded readers that Alzheimer’s disease affects not only those who suffer from … more
To the editor, Now that the city election is behind us, I urge our new mayor to take one page from Curtis Sliwa’s platform: At long last, make the city animal shelter — NYCACC … more
To the editor, I have never heard a better political victory speech than that of our new socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Citing Eugene Debs at the start was powerful and inspiring. His … more
Ev ery year on Nov. 11, we pause to honor the service and sacrifice of America’s veterans. But in truth, Veterans Day should be more than a pause. It should be a renewal — of our … more
We’ve received several questions we’d love to answer here — about who we are, what we do and how we serve our community. The Friendly Fridge BX is a community food hub located … more
New York has elected a new mayor. We urge the mayor-elect to embrace the responsibility of governing for all — to protect the vulnerable, reject divisive rhetoric, and ensure that safety, … more
To the editor, Since I moved to New York, I’ve seen housing skyrocket from affordable to “OMG, we can’t survive.” As a New Yorker, I support Mamdani’s call to … more
To the editor, This is no joke, and certainly no trick. What do the following well-known people have in common? Senator Chuck Schumer, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Andrew Cuomo, Hillary Clinton, … more
As Birch Family Services celebrates its 50th anniversary, Riverdale’s Early Childhood Center stands out as a crucial support system for families like Demah Zayed’s, helping young children with autism grow, communicate and thrive in an inclusive environment. more
Riverdale resident and Mount Sinai psychiatrist Dr. Craig Katz reflects on two decades of disaster relief and mental health training abroad in his new book “Unseen,” highlighting the global challenges he has witnessed and the long-term work needed to expand care in low-resource countries. more
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