Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz is to be applauded for standing up for science. more

Thank you, Patty Goldstein and The Riverdale Press for addressing factual information in respect to measles and the MMR vaccine. more

Let’s look at America. Dissent in America does not have to mean disloyalty. more

Here come the parades, the barbecues, the flying of the flag, the speeches, the fireworks — all celebrating those who have fought and have died. more

I was horrified to read Jennifer Scarlott’s May 16 letter to the editor, which included false statements about Israel. more

Thank you for printing a letter from an anti-vaxxer opposed to Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz’s bill to eliminate the bogus religious exemption from vaccinating children. more

In the March 21 edition of The Riverdale Press, there was a large photo of a gathering where community members mourn victims of the New Zealand massacre, with a crowd listening to an imam speak. more

The Bronx is noted for many things. The Yankees and the Bronx Zoo certainly come to mind, and some still wrongly associate the Bronx with urban blight and violence. more

Like the resident in this story who tried to determine which agency was responsible for Edsall Avenue repairs, I had similar responses when I tried to determine which agency was responsible for repaving West 231 Street between Palisade and Independence avenues. This one-block stretch of roadway is heavily trafficked since it leads to the Henry Hudson Parkway entrance at West 231st. more

I read the Point of View submitted by Community Board 8 land use chair Charles Moerdler recently with great interest, and I have to admit, it made me think. more