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Riverdale skaters reflect on their years-long effort to build Van Cortlandt Skate Park, a community space born from teen advocacy that continues to foster connection, mentorship and skateboarding culture across generations.
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by Olivia Young
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4/16/26
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A Riverdale area resident discovers purpose and connection through daily birdwatching from his balcony, turning a personal routine into a shared community experience while observing migration patterns along the Hudson River.
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by Michelle Mullen
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4/16/26
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North Riverdale volunteers launched a spring cleanup, planting flowers, removing trash, and refreshing streetscapes, as the Riverdale Main Streets Alliance continues growing community participation and supporting neighborhood beautification and local businesses.
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by Olivia Young
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4/16/26
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Just before 3 p.m. Wednesday, one vehicle was flipped upside down after colliding with another at the intersection of West 256th Street and Riverdale Avenue.
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By Alexa Lewis and Michelle Mullen
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4/15/26
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Eliot Engel, the former Democratic congressman who represented Riverdale and other parts of the northern Bronx during his long political career, died April 10 at 79 years old.
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by Olivia Young and Alexa Lewis
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4/11/26
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The District 81 Assembly race is shaping up as a competitive Democratic primary between longtime incumbent Jeffrey Dinowitz and challenger Morgan Evers.
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by Olivia Young
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4/10/26
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After flooding caused by sprinkler malfunctions, Bronx Yoga Lab faces costly repairs, but community members have rallied to raise funds and support the Marble Hill studio’s recovery and continued operation.
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by Olivia Young
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4/10/26
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A Riverdale musician’s new book, inspired by Bob Dylan, explores music as an experience rather than a message, urging listeners to embrace songs as abstract art rather than decode their meaning.
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by Michelle Mullen
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4/10/26
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Riverdale artist Nina Seigenfeld Velazquez’s “Coffee Reimagined” exhibit transforms coffee sleeves into collectible art, using NYC’s iconic Anthora cup to make creativity accessible and part of everyday life.
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by Olivia Young
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4/10/26
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A Bronx initiative called “Books x Bodegas” is placing free books in neighborhood stores, expanding access to reading and turning everyday spaces into informal community hubs for literacy and connection.
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by Michelle Mullen
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4/9/26
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