By Jason Eisenberg jeisenberg@riverdalepress.com Nearly a dozen dogs of all types, colors and sizes were happily at play with each other last week at Capipets, a grooming, boarding and … more

RIVERDALE RESIDENT Robert Marcus crosses the Queensboro Bridge on his way to work on Tuesday. He's one of several locals who commute by bike each day.  more

workers pushed back the barriers stationed along the Henry Hudson Parkway near West 246th Street, but work won't end until mid-March. more

Plan on frying your latkes and serving immediately or you can make them a day to two weeks in advance and freeze them. If freezing, cool them down on a drying rack, then place on a sheet tray. … more

The Rev. John M. Knapp presents the Eucharist to the celebrants at St. Gabriel’s 70th anniversary Mass on Saturday, Dec. 5. more

RABBI Levi Shemtov, of Chabad Lubavitch of Riverdale, and Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz take part in a longtime local tradition, as they light the lamps on the giant menorah at the Bell Tower … more

YANKEE STADIUM might be scheduled for demolition, but this miniature replica of ‘The house that Ruth built’ will still be among the sculptures on display at this year’s New York … more

By N. Clark Judd njudd@riverdalepress.com Four men are in jail in Westchester County following what prosecutors say was a May 20 attempt to bomb two Riverdale synagogues. An army of … more

ICE SKATERS enjoy a nighttime glide around the Polar Rink, a new outdoor, synthetic ice surface at the American Museum of Natural History. Now open to the public through Feb. 28, this rink features a … more