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Here come middleman eager for cut of health-care pie

Middlemen work between the consumer and the corporations increasing the cost of health care and eating a share of the profit. Insurance companies pay middlemen — brokers — a … more

by Helen Krim | 7/10/24

Saying good-bye to a family who never set out to lead

You might say that, at one point, I became obsessed with flagpoles. Not any old flagpole, mind you. One in particular next to the Riverdale Monument that had decades of history behind it. And if … more

by Michael Hinman | 6/28/24

Two competing Puerto Rico bills show two different sides

Here we go again. The U.S. Senate is gearing up to debate yet another status bill for Puerto Rico. The Puerto Rico Status Act (S.3231) would give island residents a choice among three, … more

by Gene Roman | 6/28/24

We’ve accomplished a lot, but we’re just getting started here

Mayor Eric Adams reflects on NYC's post-pandemic resurgence, highlighting economic growth, crime reduction, and ambitious development plans. more

By Eric Adams | 5/5/24

A deeper look into why some bridges end up collapsing

Discover the engineering insights behind the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse and the value of failure analysis in modern design. more

By John Richard Schrock | 4/30/24

A much closer examination of the votes that really count

Explore the historical context and controversies of U.S. electoral politics, from alien suffrage to modern challenges like Trump v. Anderson. more

By Wim Laven | 4/30/24

Please remember that you're neighbors, right here at home

Discover the diverse and interconnected community of greater Riverdale through the editor's perspective. Reflect on global events and local impacts while sharing stories that resonate with the neighborhood. more

By Jason Chirevas | 4/30/24

Access to Representation Act ensures no one will fight alone

Discover Bruneth's journey from El Salvador to the US seeking asylum. Learn about the challenges faced by asylum seekers and the push for legal representation with the Access to Representation Act. more

By Bruneth Flores | 4/22/24

Make America buy again — the unholy quest of Donald Trump

Discover the true essence of Trump's agenda and selling tactics revealed in this analysis. Uncover the contrast between Trump's salesmanship and Biden's authenticity. more

By Michael Gold | 4/22/24

New York City says ‘yes’ to housing in God’s backyard

Mayor Eric Adams unveils City of Yes plan, leveraging faith-based organizations to tackle affordable housing crisis in NYC. more

By Eric Adams | 4/14/24

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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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