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Growing up in the Bronx, science felt like a world apart. Amazing discoveries were constantly being made, yet I never imagined I would conduct my own research. That changed when I entered Mr. … more

by Matthew Steinsaltz | 6/12/25

Why it’s time to ditch traditional lawns for sustainable landscaping

Traditional lawns hurt ecosystems and waste water. Sustainable landscaping supports wildlife, saves resources, and helps fight climate change. more

6/12/25

Older co-ops need real relief

To the editor: In December 2023, The Riverdale Press published my letter, “How will co-ops survive?” in which I raised concerns about the crushing financial burden the Facade … more

6/12/25

Public officials owe appropriate time

To the editor: In recent months, I have been in Bedford Park and Norwood community meetings in which I have seen something fascinating. I have seen, for example, Assemblyman John … more

6/12/25

A win for cultivated meat proponents

To the editor: I was thrilled to learn the Food and Drug Administration granted regulatory approval for San Francisco based company Wildtype to sell its cultivated salmon in the United States. … more

6/12/25

Be prepared: How to protect yourself and others this hurricane season

With an active hurricane season forecast, now is the time to prepare. Build an emergency kit, secure your home, and stay informed to stay safe. more

6/5/25

An ounce of car maintenance can save the summer

Hello, fellow Riverdalians. I’ve been driving since getting a learner’s permit at age 17. I’ve always enjoyed working on the mechanical aspects of cars. Yes, sometimes I have broken … more

By Michael Heller | 6/5/25

Losing our neighbor, Rite Aid

As the residents of Spuyten Duyvil sit on our hands waiting for the final closure notice of our Knolls Crescent Rite Aid, I hope we can take stock of what we are really losing. Knolls Crescent … more

by Stephanie Coggins | 6/5/25

Overcoming a negative influence in NYC Schools

To the editor: New York City public school parents cast their Community Education Council votes in early May. When New York State ended decentralization of the school system in 2002, granting … more

6/5/25

No voluntary power outages this summer

To the editor: Summer is almost here, and with it will come deadly heat waves supercharged by the climate crisis. Yet in 27 states, it’s perfectly legal for utility companies to shut … more

6/5/25

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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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