To the editor, Along with about 150 of my neighbors, I attended a second standing-room-only “the Knolls” meeting in the basement of 80 Knolls Crescent. It was announced that the space … more

To the editor, The Press’ headline “Dinowitz Introduces Ben Franklin Club Slate” highlights a persistent problem in our local politics. Critical roles in local leadership are “introduced” … more

In the Bronx, where school boards debate curriculum priorities and districts navigate tight budgets, one subject can no longer be treated as optional: media literacy. While scrolling through … more

To the editor, I read with great interest and compassion the recent letter from a neighbor, Emily Shapiro, who submitted “Is it too late to know thy neighbor?” in the Riverdale Press’s … more

To the editor, It was disgusting to see the endless mounds of dog waste and assorted garbage lining our Riverdale sidewalks as the big snow melted. Many dog owners and other locals are breaking … more

To the editor, A free grocery pop-up in Manhattan’s West Village this week has drawn long lines and plenty of attention. Polymarket, the company behind it, also pledged $1 million to the Food … more

To the editor, I’m feeling overwhelmed and afraid, and I know I’m not alone in this. I also know that I am not alone at all. I know my Riverdale community is filled with good, decent people … more

To the editor, To further enhance your editorial “Black history is Riverdale history,” the Riverdale Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture, RYSEC, has a framed letter and photograph of Dr. … more

A Feb. 2 report, “Violent and Disruptive Incidents and Bullying in New York Schools,” from State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli should serve as a wake-up call for anyone tempted to declare … more

Every February, Black History Month arrives with familiar names and stories.  more