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BY RANDIWEINGARTEN
President, United Federation of Teachers
When making comparisons or judging the quality of goods or services, people
often find it convenient to use letter grades …
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In response to rising costs and issues concerning groundwater, Bronx
Assemblyman Ruben Diaz Jr., who is a candidate for Bronx borough president in
2009 told talk show host Gary Axelbank on …
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RIVERDALIANS are warned away from the waterfront by signs, fences and passing trains. A renewed effort could change all that.
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Lehman’s Oldest graduate, Barry Dratel, listens during the college’s 2010 graduation ceremony. For his story and a list of local graduates, see page A8.
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By N. Clark Judd
A new organization is taking over the running of Van Cortlandt Park.
Instead of direct city control, Vannie will be operated by a joint public-private partnership …
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By Kate Pastor
Stella D’oro Biscuit Co. has entered into an agreement with Lance Inc., a North Carolina –based company, to sell the brand as well as some manufacturing equipment and …
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Justin Pando does a celebratory dance after receiving his David A. Stein Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy diploma on stage at the College of Mount Saint Vincent on June 25.
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Many of the calls Officers George Ramirez, left, and Joe Diaz receive involve sorting out arguments, and Officer Ramirez said the job has made him a more patient person as a result. Here the officers …
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2008
Great Recession
When the nation's economy crumbled, Riverdale wasn't immune.
The last bookstore in the area, PaperbacksPlus on Riverdale Avenue, closed. Other stores also shut …
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