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The facade of the Kingsbridge post office at West 230th Street and Broadway gives way Saturday morning. It’s not clear if it was clipped by a truck or is just falling apart due to age.
Coming apart
The facade of the Kingsbridge post office at West 230th Street and Broadway gives way Saturday morning. It’s not clear if it was clipped by a truck or is just falling apart due to age. more
Members of the Manhattan College Student Veteran Organization and track team gather together Nov. 4 to collect leaves at Van Cortlandt Park’s Memorial Grove, a living memorial for fallen Bronx soldiers.
Veterans get a little help from some of their friends
In preparation for last Sunday’s Veterans Day ceremony, students at Manhattan College battled the falling leaves at Memorial Grove to ensure a presentable event. more
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A home on Fieldston Road is listed by Trebach Realty — a family-owned firm headed by Pamela Trebach. While this particular home man not be bought by first-time home buyers, it may not matter since the market has mad it quite competitive for them to land a home.
Realtors say first-time home buyers should be patient
When it comes to the volatile national housing market, Riverdale forges its own path. Home sales slowed annually in the third quarter of 2022 for the first time in nearly two years, according to Douglas Elliman’s latest market report. more
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Rebecca Handwerger age 8 poet from spider magazine.
A Spuyten Duyvil poet is born and published in kids magazine
An 8-year-old girl from Spuyten Duyvil made a foray into her young writing career by having a poem published in a national kids magazine. more
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Asylum seeker relief center decamps from Randall’s Island
Mayor Eric Adams is shutting down the Randall’s Island tent shelter he built last month and opening 600 rooms at the Watson Hotel in midtown for immigrants arriving on buses from the southern border instead. more
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The city’s transportation department was due to attend the Community Board traffic and transportation committee on Nov. 17 to discuss the ride-sharing program that is coming to the Bronx.
Car-sharing program may be on its way here
Car-sharing may be coming to the northwest Bronx at locations near you in the spring. more
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Emily LaPointe of Manhattan College drives toward the basket during the team’s game against Wagner College last week. The Jaspers lost 63-60 in OT.
Lost first week for Manhattan College Jaspers hoopsters
Manhattan College basketball is off to a slow start to the 2022-23 season. The women’s team, ranked second in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Coaches’ Preseason poll, fell three times this week to Wagner, Stony Brook, and Duquesne. more
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After transferring over from Division Two Concordia College, Dan Porcic had an instant impact on the court last season for the College of Mount Saint Vincent men’s basketball team. With his last season now underway, Porcic is settling for nothing less than a Skyline Conference Championship, which would be the program’s first since 1997.
The Mount vs. Division I: It’s a new rite of passage
For the fourth season in a row the College of Mount Saint Vincent’s men’s basketball team has at least one Division One opponent on their schedule. This year’s slate brings them to crosstown Manhattan College and Long Island University. more
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Through a truck art series, the sanitation department aimed to lighten up the streets on its routes through the five boroughs. Donnell “Jigga” McFadden was responsible for painting his home-based Bronx truck.
Sanitation trucks ride with style
A Bronx-based artist typically uses shoes as his canvas of choice, but this time he used nearly 400 square feet of a garbage truck. more
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Teacher Noa Rebhun shows students how to plant seeds at The Gan IIan Family Day event at SAR Academy in Riverdale, New York, Oct 24.
Planting seeds for the future
Teacher Noa Rebhun shows students how to plant seeds at The Gan IIan Family Day event at SAR Academy on Oct. 24, more
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