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. …
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by Matthew Steinsaltz
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6/12/25
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Traditional lawns hurt ecosystems and waste water. Sustainable landscaping supports wildlife, saves resources, and helps fight climate change.
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6/12/25
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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 …
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6/12/25
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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 …
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6/12/25
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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.
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6/12/25
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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.
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6/5/25
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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 …
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By Michael Heller
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6/5/25
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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 …
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by Stephanie Coggins
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6/5/25
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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 …
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6/5/25
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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 …
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6/5/25
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