Robinson’s legendary path crosses close to home

ESPN video series led by Riverdale-based producer portrays philanthropic ties

By GARY LARKIN

Posted 4/21/22

While all of Major League Baseball last week celebrated the 75th anniversary of Jackie Robinson’s breaking the color barrier, two families with roots in Fieldston and Riverdale recalled another story involving the Brooklyn Dodger great.

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