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The property at the intersection of Broadway and West 262nd Street will soon hold a men’s shelter despite loud protests from the community. The shelter has been in talks since 2021 and the final paperwork went through at the end of 2023.
Shelter moves forward despite opposition
Community Board 8's opposition to a proposed men's homeless shelter on Broadway due to concerns over transparency and safety. more
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A bucket placed to catch water from a leaky ceiling at the Kingsbridge Heights Community Center on Thursday, April 18. The center recently secured $1 million in federal money for roof repairs, which may bring an end to water leaks in classrooms and offices.
Community center has secured $1 million for needed roof repairs
Kingsbridge Heights Community Center receives $1 million for urgent roof repairs secured by Sen. Chuck Schumer. Learn about the center's vital services and the impact of this funding. more
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This is one of several prototypes for new pay-by-plate parking meters in Queens. New, upgraded meters are officially rolling out in parts of Manhattan on May 8 and will gradually transition to other boroughs.
Upgraded, paperless parking is coming
NYC unveils modern parking meters citywide, replacing paper receipts with license plate input. Rollout starts May 8, saving miles of receipts and enhancing parking enforcement. more
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People of all ages are encouraged to join the upkeep of the Spuyten Duyvil parks. Volunteers as young as two have been found working in the park alongside their parents and grandparents, helping to care for the green spaces they later play in.
Spuyten Duyvil park stewards swing back into action
Learn how Jodie Colón and volunteers at Friends of Spuyten Duyvil are transforming local green spaces with community engagement and environmental stewardship. 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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Ariana Sidman, 17, an Ethical Culture Fieldston School junior, started playing piano when she was five and started composing when she was eight. She will lead fellow teens in performing several covers themed around mental health at The Bitter End on May 18.
Fieldston musician wants to de-stigmatize mental health
Discover Ariana Sidman's journey using music to address mental health challenges. Join her band for a unique concert experience. more
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Amelia Rose Hassler is 6 years old and designing T-shirts she sells online with her mother. All the designs are Amelia’s, as is the painting.
Amelia Rose Hassler, 6, sells and designs T-shirts
Amelia Rose Hassler and her mother create unique T-shirt designs together, blending art with financial literacy for kids. Join them at their upcoming pop-up event! more
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Young people are still watching
I was in high school when the United States invaded Iraq. more
Slow down for road work zones
The week of April 15 was National Work Zone Awareness Week. more
The 'wider war' is already here
After the Iranian “act of war” attack against Israel, that country is now forced to defend itself. more
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