Bronx electeds and community leaders forge Jewish connection

Riverdale rabbis lead the way in getting to the bottom of growing antisemitism problem across USA

By Sachi McClendon

Posted 11/24/22

With antisemitism on the rise in the United States, U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres returned from a trip to Israel with a new appreciation of the relationship with the Jewish community in the northwest Bronx.

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Bronx electeds and community leaders forge Jewish connection

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Bronx electeds and community leaders forge Jewish connection

Riverdale rabbis lead the way in getting to the bottom of growing antisemitism problem across USA

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New farmers market in Kingsbridge aims to combat food insecurity in the Bronx

Ryder's Law: New Yorkers push to ban horse carriages in NYC after tragic incident

Kingsbridge resident faces bureaucratic maze to report fallen tree

Van Cortlandt House Museum revamps programs to reflect community input and inclusivity