Ari Fuld gave his life to stop a terrorist
Before he was a sergeant in the Israeli army, Ari Fuld was a student at Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy, where his father — Rabbi Yonah Fuld — was the principal.
Fences are coming down (just a bit) at reservoir
Before Jerome Park Reservoir turned into a security fortress that would make Fort Knox proud, people once had a better view of the water.
It's never too cold for art at Wave Hill
As temperatures drop outside, Shervone Neckles offers a warm alternative inside — tea with a touch of art.
Boro prez: Preferential rent no longer preferred in Bronx
A pernicious loophole plaguing struggling renters has the Bronx borough president quite worried.
Will your favorite food cart get an A?
Savory smells of sizzling onions and marinated meat waft from Rachid Tahzima’s oil-slicked grill inside his Halal Brother cart, parked on a noisy strip of Broadway under the elevated 1 train tracks near West 231st Street.
Riverdale MTAers play key role
Bringing commuter rail to the rest of the Bronx
Trekking to the eastern part of the borough could soon be a whole lot easier, and riders have a couple of Riverdale powerbrokers to thank for it.
Ethical Culture confronts U.S. past, present prejudice
Through an American history lesson and black-inspired musical expression, the Riverdale-Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture is starting Black History Month with some rhythm and historical …
Moerdler to builder: Stop slowing buses on parkway
He’s not the biggest fan of the seven-story building set to rise from 3128 Henry Hudson Parkway, but Charles Moerdler has a much more positive take when it comes to Alan Radoncic, whose father is leading the construction.
At Marble Hill Houses
NYCHA residents swelter or shiver
For some residents of Marble Hill Houses, it’s too hot. For others, too cold.
Sports
’Twas a ‘grand’ night for Horace Mann’s Ella Anthony
Ella Anthony had the number in her head: 17.
Lawmakers insist city adopt addled Old Albany Post Road from the state
Some cars can’t compete with the gargantuan crater in the ground on Old Albany Post Road. It’s just too deep. And when it rains, too slippery, too treacherous, a puddle of epic proportion, it’s ultimate depths seemingly unknown.
Hydroponics stuff of magic at DeWitt Clinton
Like most schools, DeWitt Clinton High School has a garden. But unlike many, there is more than just a garden — it’s a fully functional hydroponic lab.
Yo ho ho, it’s pirate airwaves
Pirates have invaded the Bronx, but probably not the ones you’re thinking of.
Who ya gonna call when a woman’s life is on the line?
When someone suffers a heart attack or a child chokes, the ambulance is literally the difference between life and death.
Neighbors quiver over city’s scheme to dismantle SNAD
Some people are just about shuddering from anxiety over how overhauled Special Natural Area District regulations could irrevocably transform the essentially unchanged landscape they’ve relished for generations.
Opinion
Sports
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’Twas a ‘grand’ night for Horace Mann’s Ella Anthony
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Jaspers turn corner after 2-0 hoops week
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Falcons continue to fly high in what’s become a magical season
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Lions continue Mann-handling their opponents
Lions rout Hackley, clinch Ivy League crown tie
There was a small amount of trepidation on the part of the Horace Mann girls basketball team as they took the court against Ivy League-rival Hackley on Monday afternoon.
Obituaries
Letters/Op-Ed
Police Beat
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Huggies heist nipped in bud
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Rider thumped, Galaxy disappears
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Robbery leaves deli man bruised
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Daughter loses father’s wheels
Nighttime crime spree capped at one
Criminals can’t seem to stay away from the Kingsbridge Walgreens of late.