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Only a penny cheaper, but a lot less informed

To the editor: On July 1, 2025, the Bronx became a lesser part of New York City. That morning, expecting final results from the Democratic primary elections, I turned to NY1. Instead of the … more

8/22/25

Grand jury duty isn’t what it used to be

To the editor, When I received the notice to report for grand jury duty on Aug. 15, I was not concerned. Twice in my life I had served on grand juries. As a young man in 1979 and as a … more

8/22/25

To stop violence, start at home

Mass shootings are a grim and growing stain on American life. From schools to shopping centers, houses of worship to neighborhood streets — no place feels truly safe. And if the … more

8/15/25

Questions on Riverdale club’s stance in mayoral race

To the editor, As a relative newcomer to Riverdale, I’ve been struck by local Ben Franklin Reform Democratic Club President Virginia Krompinger’s steadfast support for … more

8/15/25

Fighting Back in a Dark Political Time

To the editor: The deeper we become lost in this dark political time, the more frustrating it becomes to know how to fight back. Decent and smart leaders tell us not to give up — to be … more

8/15/25

Seeking solutions for Spuyten Duyvil station challenges

To the editor: Thank you for your recent article about the problems with accessible transportation for seniors in Riverdale. Related to this important issue is what I see as the lack of easy … more

8/15/25

CTE, Concussions and the Cost of Inaction

Four lives were taken July 28 when a gunman opened fire at 345 Park Ave. in Manhattan, reportedly attempting to reach the headquarters of the National Football League. The shooter, identified by … more

8/8/25

Let’s Talk Honestly About A101A and Justice

To the editor: Dale Wolff of the Ruth Mullen Huddle wrote things in her July 31 letter, “Setting the Record Straight About A101,” that simply aren’t true. A101A is a bill … more

8/8/25

A Public Apology — And a Call for Support

To the editor, This letter is a public apology to Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz for my previous opposition to his masking bill. I was afraid of abuse of peaceful protesters and the suppression of … more

8/8/25

Masked ICE Tactics Demand Oversight

To the editor, Masked, armed men in street clothes are grabbing people from our communities and sending them — without due process — to foreign prisons like CECOT in El Salvador, … more

8/8/25

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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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