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Edwin Torres, CHP, FNP-C, and his Montefiore medical center colleagues work closely with diabetic patients to treat them and get the word out to others about the dangers of the dangerous chronic disease.
Montefiore tackles diabetes through education
Recognizing the dangers of a diabetes diagnosis is only the beginning for millions of Americans. more
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Captain Dee Dee Davis of Manhattan College women’s basketball Jaspers is the center of attention during home game against Howard University. Davis was presented with her 1,000 point ball and honored for her pick as pre-season MAAC player of the year. The women defeated Howard in a nail-biter, 56-54.
Jaspers earn two victories, while RaShawn Stores gains first win
Interim head coach RaShawn Stores earned his first win in an 86-39 blowout against Mount St. Vincent on Friday night in the Jaspers’ home opener. more
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Lehman College goalie Demiraldo Grunasi awaits a shot on goal by a Johns Hopkins’ forward during the NCAA Div. III men’s soccer tournament in Baltimore Nov. 12. The Lightning lost, 3-0, in the opening round affair.
Lightning season finishes in a flash
In the first-ever meeting between the two schools, Lehman College fell, 3-0, to Johns Hopkins in the opening round of the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament earlier this month. more
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Man killed in shooting on the Major Deegan
A Fordham Manor man was shot and later died while driving a car along the Major Deegan Expressway North late Monday afternoon on a stretch that cuts through Van Cortlandt Park, police said. more
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Blocked hydrants are a familiar sight in Skyview Apartments by overnight parkers and parent picking up children during school dismissal in front of P.S. 81 Robert J. Christen.
A few bad parking habits happening at Skyview
Vivian Isom considers herself an early bird as she leaves for work in her Skyview Apartments on Arlington Avenue at approximately 5:30 in the morning. As she heads out, she notices cars frequently parking beside a fire hydrant. more
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After years of waiting, CSX Transportation removed decades of trash and debris from what was once its Putnam Line tracks along the Major Deegan Expressway. After years and years of negotiations, the company has finally agreed to sell the property for $11.2 million.
CSX sells abandoned rail stretch for $11.2M
The city is finally poised to purchase a mile or so stretch of vacant land between Van Cortlandt Park South and West 230th Street to clear the way for a new greenway running alongside the Major Deegan Expressway. more
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About 100 people packed into the gym last week at P.S. 340 on 195th Street to attend NYCEDC’s first public workshop on the future of the Kingsbridge Armory. Participants scrawled their ideas across an architectural rendering of the armory printed on an enormous canvas, one of many activities on the evening’s agenda.
For the Kingsbridge Armory, is third time finally the charm?
The sprawling and vacant Kingsbridge Armory has returned to the city spotlight as the New York City economic development corporation rolls up its sleeves for another shot at redeveloping the 12-acre structure. more
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Although close, Gov. Kathy Hochul beat Lee Zeldin in order to hold onto the governor’s seat. In the northwest Bronx. Hochul took home the vast majority of the votes, becoming the first woman to be elected governor. She was appointed governor after former Gov. Andrew Cuomo left office last year.
Hochul wins, Dems sweep NW Bronx
Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul held onto her seat last Tuesday against challenger Lee Zeldin, a Republican. With 95 percent of the unofficial votes counted, Hochul had a 5.6 point lead over Zeldin, as of Nov. 14. more
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Life around Marble Hill Playground in 2021. The playground was the scene of a recent stabbing during a pickup basketball game.
Teen slashed over game in Marble Hill playground
A kid was attacked with a sharp object at the Marble Hill playground on Saturday, Nov. 12 around 3:45 p.m., after an argument over a basketball game, according to the New York Police Department. more
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Harriet Charles
Harriet Charles, a teacher at P.S. 24 Spuyten Duyvil
A longtime teacher and administrator for P.S. 24 Spuyten Duyvil Harriet E. Charles passed away on Nov. 6, 2022. She was 98. more
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