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Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz said he was relieved to see the years-long legal battle over his 2015 comments at P.S. 24 end with a unanimous decision by the state Supreme Court.

Court dismisses eight-year defamation lawsuit against Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz

The defamation lawsuit against Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz was dismissed, ending an eight-year legal battle over statements made about a school's annex closure. more

by Alaska St. Clair | 9/13/24

Richard Kruczek has worked in private schools for the last 21 years. He said he isn’t stressed about the transition into St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School, as he was Catholic-school student himself.

New principal, Richard Kruczek, joins St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School

Richard Kruczek becomes the new principal of St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School after 21 years at Garden School. He aims to unify the school post-merger. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 9/13/24

The University of Mount Saint Vincent has officially opened its associate-degree program under the name Seton College. One year in the making, students are now being welcomed onto campus.

Seton College launches at University of Mount Saint Vincent to support underrepresented students

Seton College opens at the University of Mount Saint Vincent, offering a 60-credit associate’s degree to underrepresented students, providing financial aid and academic support. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 9/13/24

Congregation members of the Riverdale Temple welcomed back their former rabbi, who has returned to lead the religious school.

Judith Lewis returns to Riverdale Temple as education director, fostering Jewish learning and community

Judith Lewis, a pioneering female rabbi, returns to Riverdale Temple as education director, focusing on Jewish pride, Hebrew education and community involvement. more

by Alaska St. Clair | 9/13/24

Manhattan University expands athletic program with new Division 1 sports teams

Manhattan University introduces men's volleyball, women's golf and women's acrobatics to its Division 1 sports lineup, backed by strong coaching and donor support. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 9/13/24

Torres is calling on Gov. Kathy Hohcul and the public service commission, responsible for delivery pricing, to make bills reasonable and fair for everyone.

Bronx residents hit with soaring gas delivery fees by Con Edison, investigation reveals

Bronx residents face nearly double gas delivery charges from Con Edison compared to National Grid, sparking outrage from Rep. Ritchie Torres over alleged price gouging. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 8/30/24

The city is planning on a final review for the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity, which plans to build on top of commercial strips and eradicate parking requirements for new residential units.

NYC's City of Yes housing plan nears approval amid local concerns

New York City's City of Yes for Housing Opportunity plan advances, aiming to create 100,000 housing units over 15 years. The plan faces local concerns, especially regarding parking and neighborhood character. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 8/30/24

Inside the newly re-opened Ben's Market in Spuyten Duyvil.

Ben’s Market reopens with new management and exciting renovations

Ben's Market reopens under new management, led by Iraq War veteran Junior Frias, with renovations and expanded offerings, delighting the loyal community. more

by Alaska St. Clair | 8/30/24

Antonio Pepenella grew up around the Stella D’oro restaurant, finishing school and often rushing to see his father at work. The company holds sentimental value for him.

Bronx resident petitions to honor Stella D’oro legacy with street co-naming

Antonio Pepenella seeks to co-name a Bronx street corner after Stella D’oro to honor the iconic Italian cookie company's 78-year legacy and its impact on the community. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 8/30/24

The Centers for Disease Control recently sparked confusion online with a reorganization of its website, which left some believing there were changes to the guidance on the handling of lice in schools.

CDC clarifies unchanged school lice policy amid confusion

The CDC confirms its head lice policy in schools remains unchanged, despite recent misconceptions. Students diagnosed with lice may stay in school and require treatment at home. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 8/30/24

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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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