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Four Riverdale-area 911 calls affected by Bronx outage, officials seek answers - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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Four 911 calls in the Riverdale area were impacted by a seven-hour outage at the city’s Bronx public safety answering center, according to a spokesperson for the city’s office of technology and innovation. All four were ultimately “serviced,” the office told The Press, but a month after the breakdown, local officials say they are still seeking answers about what happened and what the city can do to prevent another incident. The Aug. 18 outage, which began after a software update at Public Safety
Make your voice heard, connect with The Riverdale Press - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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Here at The Riverdale Press, we are always looking for new ways to connect with our community members and readers. In an effort to do so, we are introducing some exciting new outreach methods, including expanding our social media reach to Tiktok and introducing opinion polls. These efforts allow us to find and tell stories in new ways, and we want to hear what community members have to say. The Press is asking for local input on important community issues. While we continue to welcome — and enco
Dante Albertie aims to make Lehman Center a home for the Bronx community - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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Dante Albertie is no stranger to the Bronx arts scene. For decades, he worked to bolster local artistic offerings as the founder and director of Lehman Stages at Lehman College, using years of experience in community arts spaces he had begun accumulating when he was only a recent graduate of college. Now, as he embarks on his first full season as executive director of Lehman Center for the Performing Arts, located at 250 Bedford Park Boulevard W. and nestled within the campus he has long called
A reminder on some letter policies - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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Running an opinion page for a local paper is no small task. Some weeks, The Press receives very few letters. At other times, we receive more than we are able to run while they remain relevant. Recently, we have received a number of letters we have been unable to run because they lack critical information, making this a prime time for a quick reminder on some of our opinion page policies. Firstly, letters to the editor and longer “Point of View” columns — or the occasional poems and short stories
We owe ourselves kindness - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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Last month, The Riverdale Press published an editorial titled “Choosing understanding over stigma this Disability Pride Month.” In that editorial, we discussed the various journeys people with disabilities take toward self-acceptance, self-advocacy and being understood and taken seriously by others. While Disability Pride Month has since come and gone, I wanted to take a moment as we prepare to move into a new season and speak about disability from a more personal angle. When I was in college, w
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