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The SAR community, students, faculty and community members have collected nearly 16,000 essential items to be airlifted to the frontlines in Israel. The items were packed completely by volunteers, including elected officials like U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres. In addition students have written letters to IDF soldiers and had them hand-delivered to military bases.
SAR Academy, local electeds pray for Israel
Following the Hamas attack on Israel, many feared last week whether they should send their children to school or not. At SAR Academy, however, more than 900 students, faculty, and staff joined in a Tefilot “On The Steps” prayer service for the people of Israel. more
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Helen Mermelstein-Weiss is a 101 year old Holocaust survivor residing in RiverSpring. She remains active and in high spirits regardless of her age.
Wise words of Riverdale centenarians is true legacy
Local centenarians proudly reflect on their lives and have plenty of advice on how to live to 100 and beyond. more
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Emiliano’s Market and Corkmaster Wines & Spirits on Mosholu Avenue put out big window displays to celebrate the holidays. The businesses are among many that have gone all out with decorations this season.
Christmas time is here!
Emiliano’s Market and Corkmaster Wines & Spirits on Mosholu Avenue put out big window displays to celebrate the holidays. The businesses are among many that have gone all out with decorations this season. more
Patients Gain Quality of Life through New Medical Procedures and Skills
The prospect of helping patients in physical distress regain function and quality of life was what initially attracted Dr. Donald Liss to the broad field of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. As a … more
The Ades family was happy to have escaped their kibbutz on Oct. 8 after 36 treacherous hours following the Hamas attack on Israel. From left, Ori, 7; Shir, 5; Amit; Tomer and Ellie, 20 months at a gas station after being rescued.
A story of survival during Oct. 7 attack
For Rabbi Binyamin Krauss and a group of SAR Academy and High School students, parents and teachers, a November trip to Israel following the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attacks was more enlightening than they could have ever imagined. more
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David Fischweicher, a sculptor from Riverdale, stands beside his abstract steel sculptures. The bust of a head on the table is of him and was done without looking in the mirror, Fischweicher said. The head was made out of clay, turned into wax and finally bronze.
Riverdale artists represented at Yonkers studio event
Join Yonkers Arts Weekend at the Carpet Mills Art District to explore 50+ artists' studios and a new innovative gallery. Discover paintings, sculptures, and unique creations. more
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Empire City Casino does its part to help Bronx
The Empire City Casino by MGM Resorts announced this week it has continued to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars to Bronx nonprofits that fund programs to fight food insecurity, educational initiatives and workforce development. more
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Members of the public begin showing up to a family fun day at Van Cortlandt Park last Friday in anticipation of a Star Wars movie, but instead go to celebrate a victory for the neighborhood as the proposed cricket stadium plan fell through.
Some in North Riverdale rejoice over cricket move
The 2024 Men’s T20 Cricket World Cup will not take place at Van Cortlandt Park after all. Instead it is now destined to be at another park in New York state: Eisenhower Park in East Meadow, Long Island. more
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Suzanne Hampel, co-president of the Melbourne Holocaust Museum in Australia and a daughter of a survivor, left, and Mehnaz Afridi, director of the Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith Education Center at Manhattan College, at Hampel’s lecture on Jews in Australia.
Australia was a Jewish sanctuary following WWII
Of all the places in the world affected by the Holocaust of Jews during World War II by the Germans, Australia usually doesn’t come to the top of the list. more
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The Hebrew Home at Riverdale had a helping hand when it came to entertaining its residents during the lockdown. It is now expanding with the introduction of River's Edge being proposed. It will be home to about 300 people.
Senior living getting upgrade at RiverSpring’s River’s Edge
A new building will soon join the RiverSpring Living campus, River’s Edge. The building is meant to be a luxury senior living home for nearly 300 people. more
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