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Riverdale educator Mariely Guzmán self-published a guided mindfulness journal inspired by her classroom experience, helping children develop emotional awareness, regulate feelings and build healthy reflection habits through writing, drawing and prompts. more
The Van Cortlandt House Museum’s new exhibition, "Overlapping Empires," uses contemporary art by Samantha Box to examine the estate’s connections to slavery, colonialism and the Caribbean through an immersive historical experience. more
The Jerome Park Reservoir, which runs along Goulden Avenue from West 197th Street to Sedgwick Avenue in Kingsbridge Heights, was built more than a century ago to help distribute water to the Bronx … more
Police said Javid Edwin, a 21-year-old from Yonkers, was arrested at 8:19 Monday morning in connection with a July 20 stabbing in front of 3190 Riverdale Ave.  Edwin was charged with … more
As back-to-school costs continue to climb, Bronx organizations including Bronx Burger House and KRVC are collecting backpacks and school supplies to help local students and families prepare for the new school year. more
The New York City Council unanimously approved the Respect Check, a $10,000 payment for paraprofessionals, but Mayor Zohran Mamdani has yet to sign the bill as legal questions remain. more
Residents are challenging a proposed six-story apartment building on Oxford Avenue, citing neighborhood character and construction concerns, while the developer argues the project will provide much-needed housing in greater Riverdale. more
Greater Riverdale baseball programs celebrated a banner season as RKA, South Riverdale Little League and North Riverdale Baseball and Softball captured championships, highlighting years of community investment, player development and local pride. more
A New Jersey man was charged after Riverdale resident Elizabeth Baron died following an alleged unauthorized NAD+ infusion at a Riverdale wellness center, as prosecutors await final autopsy results. more
More than 200 older adults attended state Sen. Gustavo Rivera's annual senior health fair at Lehman College, connecting with organizations offering healthcare, housing, nutrition and support services while addressing affordability and isolation. more
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