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If you are a regular reader of this newspaper, you are aware of the battle being fought by 250,000 New York City retirees to preserve their health insurance. more

5/19/24

Make your own mark in history

May is National Preservation Month. Also known as Historic Preservation Month, the month celebrates the nation’s heritage through historic places. more

5/19/24

Hochul's comment dishonored the Bronx

Gov. Hochul sparks controversy with remarks on Bronx youth's computer knowledge. Assemblywoman criticizes as harmful. Bronx's diverse strengths overlooked. more

5/19/24

The 50th Precinct and the New York Police Department held a 22nd birthday celebration for Spuyten Duyvil resident David Berk, who has a rare genetic condition and a love for all things cop.

NYPD in full force for Spuyten Duyvil man's birthday

New York Police Department surprises Spuyten Duyvil man with rare condition on his 22nd birthday, showcasing community support and love. more

5/19/24

Showing support to students by meeting them where they are is part of Lehman’s mission. The May 8 pride event included support systems, arts and crafts, and dancing offering various ways for students to connect with their larger community.

LGBTQ+ Lehman students enjoy safe, inclusive campus

Lehman College celebrates Pride early with inclusive event featuring NoH8 campaign, creating safe space for LGBTQ+ students. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/19/24

Author Martin Kleinman wants to let people know that in a post-Covid world there is room for more life. After surviving familial loss, he’s still picking up the pieces to move forward.

Kleinman channels grief into third short-story collection

Martin Kleinman, a Riverdale resident for 14 years, pens poignant short stories reflecting on loss during the Covid pandemic. Dive into his intimate collection, "When Paris Beckons," exploring life post-Covid in NYC. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/19/24

Growing up in Kingsbridge meant late nights outside, basketball courts and scuffed knees for the five boys. They were raised in a loving environment they credit with driving them to serve their community in their professional lives.

Telling his story from Kingsbridge to Ground Zero

Documentary 'The Boys of Kingsbridge' follows childhood friends from Bronx to Ground Zero on 9/11. A tale of friendship, community, and resilience. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/19/24

Tell truth about college protests

In her recent letter, Anita Dutt refueled baseless narratives defaming Israel. Be they renegade Jews or others, the pro-Palestinian nationwide protesters intimidate Jewish students loyal to their faith and ancient homeland of Israel. more

5/12/24

Review the City of Yes carefully

The City of Yes for Housing Opportunity initiative will not benefit the people of New York and should be voted down. more

5/12/24

Let’s put aside the ignorance

Why does ignorance about the history of Palestine and Israel still persist? I think because people like Anita Dutt and her cohorts either just don’t know it, or then pretend ignorance, and distort the truth in order to advance their own agenda. more

5/12/24

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50 Years on the Job

Building relationships simply by repairing one kitchen at a time

Felix Lam has been the superintendent at 2465 Palisade Ave., in Spuyten Duyvil for 50 years. The 81-year-old has made his home — and career — at the eight-story co-op since he was a young man. And how does that make him feel? “I’m very happy about it,” Lam said.

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