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Riverdale Jewish students join Upper East Side prayer gathering amid antisemitism concerns - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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Editor's note 9/25/26: A previous version of this article incorrectly attributed quotes from Yona Benjamin to Matt Heisler. Hundreds of Jewish students from Riverdale’s Salanter Akiba of Riverdale, or SAR, and Manhattan’s Ramaz School streamed off yellow school buses on the Upper East Side Sept. 18, gathering outside Gracie Mansion with prayer books in hand. Organizers said the gathering of middle through high school students was meant to give them a public way to express Jewish pride, respond t
Mosholu Avenue business owners seek brighter streets and clearer safety resources - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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When darkness falls along parts of Mosholu Avenue, some North Riverdale merchants say business falls off with it. Poor street lighting, concerns about crime and quality-of-life issues, and uncertainty over how businesses should respond when problems arise dominated a Sept. 15 merchant meeting hosted by the Kingsbridge-Riverdale-Van Cortlandt Development Corporation, or KRVC, where local business owners met with police and community representatives to discuss ways to make the commercial corridor
New York Botanical Garden event blends Caribbean cocktail traditions with cultural history - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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Mason jars filled with bark and herbs lined tables at the New York Botanical Garden’s Edible Academy on Sept. 17, as participants mixed up a traditional Caribbean concoction — Mamajuana, the spiced rum-and-wine infusion often called the national drink of the Dominican Republic. The hands-on session followed a panel discussion tied to the new book “Caribbean Cocktails,” part of an event called “Botanicals in Caribbean Cocktails.” The book’s co-authors, chef Nelson German and culinary anthropologi
Riverdale parents weigh NYCâs new limits on AI and screen time in schools - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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New York City public school students in 2-K through eighth grade are barred from using generative artificial intelligence this school year. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a one-year moratorium on the technology that also limits individual screen time for younger students. The policy, for the 2026-27 school year, will affect nearly 600,000 students, or about two-thirds of the public school systemâs enrollment, according to the city. The initiative prohibits software that uses student-facing gen
Kiwanis marks 100 years of service in the Bronx-Westchester area - The Riverdale Press (opens the original)
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A century after nonprofit Kiwanis first established a foothold in the Bronx-Westchester area, the organization continues to bring people together to serve their communities and invest in the next generation. Kiwanis’ Bronx-Westchester South Division, which includes the Riverdale club, is marking its 100th anniversary. The division’s first club launched in 1926, in Westchester’s Mount Vernon. In Riverdale, where the local Kiwanis branch was founded in 1953, that legacy has taken shape through you
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