To the editor, On Sunday, May 31, members of the Riverdale Jewish community marched in the “Israel Day on Fifth” parade in a contingent organized by the Riverdale Jewish Community … more

To the editor, Sharon Marquez has been a crossing guard at West 231st Street and Kingsbridge Avenue for 25 years. The joy she brings to everyone in the neighborhood is remarkable. She always, no … more

To the editor, I am writing to express my deep appreciation to the Democrats of the 81st Assembly District for renominating me as their Assemblyman. While no elected official prefers to … more

To the editor, I am an attorney who has practiced in the family courts representing survivors of domestic abuse for 37 years. I have also conducted extensive research over the years on the … more

To the editor, Throughout the year, people face circumstances that require attention, understanding, and meaningful action. Yet society’s compassion often appears most visible during the … more

To the editor, First of all, let me wish a happy belated Father’s Day weekend to all the dads out there. Truly, I hope you enjoyed the weekend. Because if you find yourself caught in the gears … more

To the editor, In the hours after my father, Samuel Weinbaum, passed away Sunday, June 7 at the age of 97, I reflected on many wonderful memories. Near the top of the list of those from his 70s … more

To the editor, In a speech at the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Convention on July 24, 2018, President Trump famously — or notoriously — said, “What you’re seeing and what you’re … more

To the editor, June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness month. In 2026, Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures Statistics at alz.org/facts reported 426,500 New Yorkers aged 65 and over … more

To the editor, Obviously, fiction books have the widest readership, but many memoirs, historical accounts, and autobiographical novels also have an appeal. By and large, books of that nature … more