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The male pictured here allegedly grabbed a woman by the butt and lifted her up on Oct. 6 in the vicinity of West 262 Street and Broadway. He is described as having a medium complexion, about 5-foot-4, last seen wearing a green hat, black shirt, black pants and black sneakers.
Marble Hill woman shot, but stable
Police officers of the 50th Precinct responded to a call of a person being shot in the courtyard of 5210 Broadway on Saturday, Oct. 27 at around 9:20 p.m. When they arrived they found a 38-year-old woman with a gunshot wound to the back. more
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Mount Saint Vincent is now a university
One day into the New Year and the College of Mount Saint Vincent has been transformed into a new place — at least in name. more
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The NYPD is asking for help in identifying the man in this picture who they say slammed a 63-year-old woman to the ground and stole her purse. The robber fled northbound on Broadway in a white Honda Accord.The woman’s stolen purse contained her cell phone, credit and debit cards and about $80 in cash.The woman received minor injuries and was seen by EMS but did not require further medical attention. Anyone with information regarding the robbery is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at (800) 577-8477.
Suspected robber pursued
The NYPD is asking for help in identifying the man in this picture who they say slammed a 63-year-old woman to the ground and stole her purse. more
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When it comes to legacy admissions, Manhattan College claims it does not have an official policy for putting alumni children or relatives above others applying to the Lasallian school.
Legacy admissions targeted in state colleges
Does family history matter when it comes to education? Knowing the right people is a privilege, especially in some elite schools. And it takes a spot away from someone else, which can change the trajectory of their lives. more
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One of the Riverdale Repertory Co. cast members of ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ lights the shabbot candles during a scene from the iconic musical, which is going to be at the Riverdale Y.
The Riverdale Rep returns with ‘Fiddler on the Roof’
When the Riverdale Repertory Co. chose the timeless classic “Fiddler on the Roof” for a limited run at The Riverdale Y between Nov. 11 and Nov. 19, it couldn’t imagine the current state of world affairs. more
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The MTA’s congestion pricing plan helps to lessen the cars on the road and provide better quality of life to residents in affected neighborhoods.
Manhattan congestion pricing plan open for comment
The MTA will hear comments on its congestion pricing plan for Manhattan commuters. The comment period began on Dec. 27, 2023 and will continue through March 11. more
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The Van Cortlandt Park Motel, built in 1958, has been converted into a temporary emergency shelter.
Van Cortlandt Motel offers instant shelter, but so few services for new immigrants
Riverdale’s newest residents are settling into their leafy surrounds at the Van Cortlandt Motel — a safe haven, for now, they hope, while they apply for asylum and seek authorization to work legally in the United States. more
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Volunteer Duffy Chen, 79, puts gravy on a turkey before serving Thanksgiving lunch at Riverdale YM-YWHA Senior Center on Tuesday. On Saturday Chef Ian Nerwen began this pre work in anticipation of Riverdale YM-YWHA Senior Center lunch in on Tuesday. The menu included Mushroom Barley soup as the started followed by the entrée of turkey with gravy, stuffing, vegetables, cranberry sauce, sweet potato yams – some had chicken or fish and for desserts pumpkin pie with grapes.
Giving thanks [Photo gallery]
ERIC HARVEY Bronx borough president Vanessa Gibson and sponsor Councilman Eric Dinowitz passed a resolution designating November as New York City’s ‘Veteran Appreciation Month.’ The idea of the designation came about when the two were at an event supporting Manhattan College veteran students. Manhattan College’s ROTC color guard presented the flags during the ceremony on Nov. 5.
New York City gives veterans first-ever appreciation month
This year’s annual Veterans Day Ceremony at Van Cortlandt Park’s Memorial Grove was a little bit more special because a resolution was recently passed to designate November as New York city’s first ever “Veteran Appreciation Month.” more
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A graduate at Manhattan College’s commencement is jubilant as she reaches the stage to receive her diploma Wednesday.
Manhattan sends its students into world
The dress of the day for Manhattan College’s more than 750 undergrads was monastic as they filed into Draddy gymnasium on Friday, May 19, before turning their tassels to the left for their journey to the future. more
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