The Kingsbridge Heights Community Center announced Monday that Raye Barbieri would replace Margaret Della as chief executive.
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2/10/23
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When a tree falls in Riverdale’s special natural area district, buildings inspectors aren’t usually around to hear it.
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By Abigail Nehring
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2/10/23
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Greater Riverdale’s Emily Randolph was named to the dean’s list at Lehigh University for the fall semester.
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By Stacy Driks
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2/10/23
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The Angellyh Yambo Foundation Inc. officially launched on Jan. 24 at 3:44 p.m. The organization’s website went live after it received the federal 501(c)(3) nonprofit tax-exempt status.
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By Gary Larkin
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2/10/23
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Former Community Board 8 district manager Ciara Gannon, left, has taken up a new post as director of community boards and legislative affairs with borough president Vanessa Gibson. Her replacement will ‘have big shoes to fill,’ said CB8 chair Laura Spalter. CB8 celebrated Gannon’s five-year tenure with the board at Yukka on Riverdale Avenue Tuesday evening.
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2/10/23
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Tobi Kahn, an internationally celebrated artist, painter and sculptor whose work is shown in more than 70 solo exhibitions, visited SAR Academy on Jan. 29 for the opening of his exhibit ‘Looking. Seeing. Being.’
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2/10/23
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DeWitt Clinton’s high school boys basketball team beat the Wolves of Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School, 63-38, in a scheduled non-league game Saturday afternoon at the former Monroe High School building in Soundview.
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By Santiago Mendoza
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2/10/23
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This past week high school basketball in the Northwest Bronx had two other notable matchups. IN-Tech and Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy were victorious.
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By Santiago Mendoza
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2/10/23
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State Sen. Robert Jackson, at far left, speaks with teens from the Kingsbridge Heights Community Center Youth Leadership Council Jan. 25 in his Albany office to discuss increasing funding for after-school programs. The trip was organized by New York State Network for Youth Success.
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2/3/23
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At least 85 percent of Americans in 2022 believe in at least one antisemitic phrase, according to surveys conducted by the Anti-Defamation League. That is a significant rise from 61 percent who were surveyed in 2019.
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By Stacy Driks
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2/3/23
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