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Looking for something to do this weekend in greater Riverdale? Check out these local events and activities. Disability Community workshop The New York Botanical Garden, 2900 Southern Blvd., … more
Evelyn Beldegreen, née Weingarten, 89, of Riverdale, passed away peacefully on July 1. She was the mother of Lynne Julianna Beldegreen who passed away in January. Evelyn was a doting mother, … more
We each fight our own battles every day. This is a truth acknowledged so widely, it’s become a cliche, something we impart on young children as they begin to explore the world. We’ve all heard … more
To the editor, An increasing number of our neighbors are struggling to put food on the table as costs continue to rise. The budget reconciliation law, H.R. 1, passed in July 2025, will only make … more
To the editor, JD Vance touts his Christianity in his latest book, “Communion.” I see a disconnect between his actions as well as him being Donald Trump’s vice president and what he claims … more
To the editor, Two undeniable truths emerge regarding the president’s intervention to reverse the American soccer player Folarin Balogun’s suspension from one game during the FIFA World Cup … more
A reported sexual assault near Van Cortlandt Park has renewed residents’ calls for better lighting, surveillance and safety measures along the Broadway corridor while officials discuss possible security improvements. more
Family, friends and colleagues remembered architect Petr Stand, whose community-driven vision transformed the South Bronx through Melrose Commons, leaving a lasting legacy in affordable housing, planning and neighborhood revitalization. more
More than 100 New York City school safety agents rallied for higher pay, improved staffing and better working conditions, urging the NYPD and Teamsters Local 237 to strengthen contract negotiations and representation. more
Riverdale Senior Services unveiled a renovated outdoor terrace and dining room, creating safer, more welcoming spaces for older adults through $350,000 in renovation funding supporting gardening, programs and community connections. more
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