More than 100 children from area schools and more than 30 merchants participated in the 65th annual Kiwanis Club of Riverdale Halloween window painting contest Saturday.
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STAFF REPORT
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10/28/22
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Rep. Ritchie Torres will join a group of Bronx dignitaries and Riverdale rabbis on a trip to Israel Oct. 31 to Nov. 4 to learn more about diversity and the Israeli-Palestinian relationship.
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By Sachi McClendon
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10/28/22
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Rebecca Brown-Barbier reads books such as comics and light novels in her free time. Her favorite is “Ascendance of a Bookworm,” a Japanese book where a librarian’s world turns upside down. Ironically, the character is in a world without books.
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By Stacy Driks
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10/21/22
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The Bronx Council on the Arts has awarded $160,000 in grants to 32 northwest Bronx artists and organizations as part of its annual Bronx Community Engagement Grants and Bronx Recognizes its Own …
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By Gary Larkin
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7/8/22
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Ruth Gotian spends her days as the “chief learning officer” and an assistant professor teaching anesthesiology at Weill Cornell Medicine. But on this particular evening, she was Ruth Gotian, author of “The Success Factor,” exploring how to reach “peak performance” through the eyes of those who actually achieved it.
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By GARY LARKIN
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4/4/22
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With each step, with every angle, this year’s orchid show at the New York Botanical Garden is designed for visitors to envision themselves in a vibrant floral kaleidoscope.
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By STACY DRIKS
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2/20/22
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Now or never. It’s a phrase that conveys the immediacy of a problem — If it isn’t fixed now, there may never be another chance. That phrase could apply to any number of crises we’re facing today amid a global pandemic and ever-increasing political polarization.
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By ETHAN STARK-MILLER
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2/14/22
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Words have power. But over whom? “Poetry saved my life,” said Melissa Castillo Planas, an associate English professor at Lehman College.
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By SARAH BELLE LIN
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12/6/21
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Ever since it opened in 2017, The Hill Bistro struggled to find a dedicated customer base at its 3541 Riverdale Ave., restaurant. But just like so many other small businesses, the coronavirus pandemic delivered a fatal blow to The Hill, forcing it to finally close its doors early last month.
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By ETHAN STARK-MILLER
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11/27/21
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One of the Bronx’s largest cultural institutions, the Lehman Center for the Performing Arts, reopened this month after a 19-month hiatus in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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By TRINA MANNINO
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10/17/21
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