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Despite the recent rainfall, NYC remains in a drought watch with October recorded as the driest month in modern history. Dozens of brush fires and wildfires swept across the city and state, several … more
As people across the country gear up for the holidays and prepare to buy gifts for loved ones, local merchants ask shoppers to observe Small Businesses Saturday on Nov. 30 and patronize stores in … more
The last couple of weeks have been eventful at the Riverdale Press. The paper gained a new editor and lost a reporter, resulting in some growing pains. In this editorial, we would like to take the … more
Donald J. Trump is the new president-elect of the U.S. and the people are divided. While some reveled in his victory, others have taken to the internet to express their derision and concerns, … more
They’re there. Did you know that? In September, we spoke in this space about the migrant shelter headed for the greater Riverdale area on West 238th Street near Waldo Avenue inside … more
The exhausting election cycle highlights voter fatigue, media overload, and polarization. Despite flaws, voting remains a crucial way to protect democracy’s future. more
Trump’s Supreme Court appointments led to Roe v. Wade’s overturn, but New York’s Prop 1 seeks to protect reproductive rights, ensuring equality under state law. more
Riverdale's Community Board 8 opposes Mayor Adams' "City of Yes" housing plan, citing concerns over affordability, tenant rights and environmental impacts. more
Florida’s growing book bans, targeting topics like LGBTQ+ issues and race, risk limiting student exposure to diverse perspectives, fostering a narrow view of the world. more
As the first chill of fall arrives, it brings back memories of back-to-school anxiety, from childhood through high school, reminding us of change and future uncertainty. more
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