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All of the baked goods 3x3kitchen offers have been developed by Derrick Paez and his wife, Monika Kusinka-Paez, as they try to find the best foods for their own gluten-free lifestyle and for that of their customers.

Spuyten Duyvil business bakes gluten-free goods with pure love

Discover the heartwarming journey of Derrick Paez and Monika Kusinka-Paez, creators of 3x3kitchen, a gluten-free bakery in Spuyten Duyvil, offering a delightful array of treats. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/21/24

Head coach Alex Vega, center, discusses practice strategies with defensive line coach Oscar Martinez, left, and assistant head coach Howard Langley. The team typically runs practice for two and a half hours, including strength, conditioning and drills.

New field makes long-awaited debut

Kennedy High School unveils newly renovated $5 million sports field after three-year project. Council funding aids upgrades. Coach Martinez champions for students' safety and future opportunities. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/19/24

Small Business Week is taking place May 13 to May 20 and features more than 70 local businesses. KRVC

Small Business Week celebrates neighborhood shops

Riverdale Small Business Week highlights diverse local establishments with over 70 businesses participating. Discounts, specials, and community support showcased from May 13-20. Catalog and magazine feature area's eats, health, beauty, and more. more

By Eric Harvey | 5/19/24

The 50th Precinct and the New York Police Department held a 22nd birthday celebration for Spuyten Duyvil resident David Berk, who has a rare genetic condition and a love for all things cop.

NYPD in full force for Spuyten Duyvil man's birthday

New York Police Department surprises Spuyten Duyvil man with rare condition on his 22nd birthday, showcasing community support and love. more

5/19/24

Author Martin Kleinman wants to let people know that in a post-Covid world there is room for more life. After surviving familial loss, he’s still picking up the pieces to move forward.

Kleinman channels grief into third short-story collection

Martin Kleinman, a Riverdale resident for 14 years, pens poignant short stories reflecting on loss during the Covid pandemic. Dive into his intimate collection, "When Paris Beckons," exploring life post-Covid in NYC. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/19/24

Growing up in Kingsbridge meant late nights outside, basketball courts and scuffed knees for the five boys. They were raised in a loving environment they credit with driving them to serve their community in their professional lives.

Telling his story from Kingsbridge to Ground Zero

Documentary 'The Boys of Kingsbridge' follows childhood friends from Bronx to Ground Zero on 9/11. A tale of friendship, community, and resilience. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/19/24

With spring underway, it was the perfect time to peruse Van Cortlandt Park while searching for wildlife and plants to identify and contribute to the City Nature Challenge’s dataset.

Van Cortlandt Park dominates city nature challenge

Van Cortlandt Park shines in the City Nature Challenge with over 4,000 biodiversity observations, winning the Green Space Race and NYC Battle of the Boroughs. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/12/24

Metro-North riders can receive discounted monthly tickets as they commute from the Riverdale and Spyten Duyvil stations. The discount will reduce the cost to $180 for the next year.

Discounts to Metro-North tickets are coming

Learn about New York City's congestion pricing sister program bringing discounted Metro-North tickets, aiming to enhance public transit for commuters. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/12/24

David Fischweicher, a sculptor from Riverdale, stands beside his abstract steel sculptures. The bust of a head on the table is of him and was done without looking in the mirror, Fischweicher said. The head was made out of clay, turned into wax and finally bronze.

Riverdale artists represented at Yonkers studio event

Join Yonkers Arts Weekend at the Carpet Mills Art District to explore 50+ artists' studios and a new innovative gallery. Discover paintings, sculptures, and unique creations. more

By Eric Harvey | 5/5/24

Ariana Sidman, 17, an Ethical Culture Fieldston School junior, started playing piano when she was five and started composing when she was eight. She will lead fellow teens in performing several covers themed around mental health at The Bitter End on May 18.

Fieldston musician wants to de-stigmatize mental health

Discover Ariana Sidman's journey using music to address mental health challenges. Join her band for a unique concert experience. more

By Eric Harvey | 5/5/24

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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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