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Welcome to the 2025 edition the Riverdale Community Guide, our annual supplement to The Riverdale Press. We hope you enjoy The Press and all the local news it offers from government and schools to arts and sports. We are proud to deliver this crucial information to your door each week for now 75 years!
I’m particularly excited about this year’s Riverdale Community Guide because it highlights some of the best parts of each neighborhood. Unique stories are told in each neighborhood of Riverdale: Fieldston, Marble Hill, Kingsbridge, and Spuyten Duyvil. These communities offer myriad things to do, places to eat and organizations to join. Whether you’ve lived here for decades or you're just putting down roots, there's always something new to explore. Elsewhere in this guide, you’ll find essential information to help you navigate greater Riverdale’s services, along with pages devoted to getting the most out of the community’s rich cultural and recreational offerings. And, as always, there’s a section dedicated to the best that greater Riverdale has to offer for kids of all ages.
Seventy-five years ago, the Stein family founded The Riverdale Press and ran it for two generations, during which time The Press won a Pulitzer Prize. Today, The Press is part of Richner Communications, a family-owned company since 1964. The Press is a special part of what we do, and we are honored to continue its traditions as we approach its 76th anniversary in 2026.
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Olivia holds a bachelor's degree in Journalism and Global Studies from The New School, where served as a senior reporter for the university's student paper. She has written for The Borgen Project and the Council on Foreign Relations, as well as copyedited for the Improve the News Foundation. Outside of reporting, Olivia has volunteered as an English tutor at the International Rescue Committee and as a disaster action team member for the American Red Cross.
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Tucked along the Henry Hudson Parkway in the northwest Bronx, Greater Riverdale stands out as one of New York City’s most livable neighborhoods — a quiet, tree-lined enclave with direct access to Manhattan and a deep sense of community.
For newcomers and longtime residents alike, the area offers a rare balance: proximity to the city without the noise, density, or fast pace that define much of the five boroughs.
Riverdale continues to attract those seeking a different kind of city life.
Riverdale is among the most verdant neighborhoods in New York City. Just east of the Hudson River and bordered by Van Cortlandt Park — nearly 1,200 acres of trails, sports fields and forest — the area offers outdoor space that rivals any part of the five boroughs. Several botanical gardens, quiet walking paths and scenic overlooks are easily accessible from residential streets. Even the neighborhood’s residential landscaping, with its wide lawns and mature trees, contributes to its lush feel.
While Riverdale may not match Manhattan’s nightlife, it offers its own share of arts and culture. The neighborhood is home to Manhattan College, a Division I school with NCAA tournament-caliber teams and campus events open to the public. The University of Mount Saint Vincent and Lehman College, both nearby, host performances, lectures and student showcases. In the case of Lehman, the Center for the Performing Arts is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year with multiple concerts and shows of interest.
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Riverdale’s location makes it a draw for professionals, students and commuters. With Midtown just 11 miles away, the neighborhood is well connected by MetroNorth’s Hudson Line, the No. 1 subway and several bus routes. Trips into the city often take under an hour. That accessibility has made the neighborhood especially appealing for those who want the amenities of New York City and the ability to leave them behind at the end of the day.
Riverdale’s culinary offerings reflect its diversity. From family-run kosher delis and Latin American restaurants to steakhouses like Connaughton’s and highly rated eateries such as Bokaguá, the neighborhood offers a wide range of dining experiences.
For many residents, the food scene is a source of local pride and a reflection of the community’s cultural mix.
Riverdale consistently ranks as one of the safest areas in the Bronx. That security has helped foster several community-based environmental initiatives — including beautification projects, sustainable gardening programs and quality-of-life improvements. Taken together, Riverdale’s greenery, walkability, and tight-knit atmosphere continue to set it apart from other New York neighborhoods — offering city living without the compromise.
Tucked away in the northwest Bronx, Fieldston feels like a world apart from the rest of New York City. Known for its winding streets, stately homes and leafy, parklike setting, the neighborhood is a designated historic district that has preserved much of its early 20thcentury charm.
Fieldston was developed in the early 1900s as a planned suburbanstyle community for city residents seeking more space and greenery. Many of its Tudor, Colonial and Mediterranean Revival homes were designed by noted architects, and the area’s private streets give it an exclusivity rarely found within city limits.
Today, Fieldston remains primarily residential, but for those with an appreciation of history, architecture, and peaceful escapes, there’s plenty to explore.
Here are ways to enjoy this one-of-akind Bronx neighborhood.
Fieldston’s historic designation means its character has been carefully preserved. Walking the neighborhood’s quiet, curved streets reveals a mix of Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and Mediterraneanstyle homes built between 1910 and 1930. The stone walls, wrought-iron gates, and meticulous landscaping create a timeless atmosphere. Architecture enthusiasts can spot works by notable designers such as Dwight James Baum and Julius Gregory.
Located on the edge of Fieldston, the Riverdale-Yonkers Society for Ethical Culture has been a hub of community programming for over a century. The building’s design reflects the neighborhood’s historic character; its calendar features lectures, concerts and cultural events that draw attendees from across the Bronx and beyond. Even outside of events, the grounds are worth a look as part of a neighborhood walk.
One of the city’s largest parks borders Fieldston, giving residents and visitors easy access to miles of trails, ballfields and open space. The park’s John Muir Trail and Old Croton Aqueduct Trail are both accessible from the neighborhood’s edges and offer a quick escape into nature. Whether you’re looking for a challenging hike, a light jog or a scenic walk,Van Cortlandt Park delivers.
Fieldston is home to several prestigious private schools, including the Ethical Culture Fieldston School and Horace Mann School. While their campuses are not open to the public, their presence has shaped the neighborhood’s intellectual and cultural life for decades. The architecture and landscaping of these campuses add to Fieldston’s distinctive feel, making them a point of interest on a walk or drive through the area.
Fieldston’s private streets are some of the most scenic in the Bronx, especially during the spring bloom and fall foliage. The winding layout, lined with mature trees and historic homes, makes for a peaceful drive or a leisurely bike ride. It’s a chance to slow down and appreciate a corner of New York that feels more like a countryside estate than an urban neighborhood.
Kingsbridge is one of the Bronx’s busiest and most historically significant neighborhoods. Centered around the intersection of Broadway, West 230th Street and Kingsbridge Road, it’s a major commercial and transit hub that has long served as a crossroads for the northwest Bronx.
The area takes its name from a wooden bridge built in 1693 by Frederick Philipse, connecting Manhattan Island to the mainland via Spuyten Duyvil Creek. Over the centuries, Kingsbridge evolved from a rural outpost to a bustling shopping district — and today it remains a place where commerce, history, and community converge.
Here's what to do when exploring Kingsbridge.
The Kingsbridge Armory is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the Bronx — and one of the largest armory buildings in the world. Completed in 1917, the castle-like structure has been at the center of redevelopment debates for years. While the interior is currently closed to the public, its imposing architecture and historical significance make it worth seeing up close. It’s a striking reminder of the neighborhood’s military and civic history.
Broadway is Kingsbridge’s main artery and one of the Bronx’s busiest shopping streets. Here you’ll find a mix of chain stores, supermarkets, bargain shops, and small businesses. The sidewalks are always buzzing, and the street offers a real taste of the neighborhood’s diverse population. Whether you’re running errands, hunting for a good deal, or peoplewatching, Broadway is the place to be.
Kingsbridge’s dining scene is a reflection of the Bronx’s multicultural character. You can grab Dominican empanadas, Mexican tacos, or classic New York pizza within a few blocks. Some family-run spots have been serving locals for decades, making them neighborhood institutions. Stopping in for a meal is as much about the community as it is about the food.
Beyond the Kingsbridge Armory, the neighborhood has deep historical roots. The original “King’s Bridge” was dismantled in the 19th century, but its legacy lives on in the name and local lore. A short walk or bus ride takes you to nearby historic sites, including the Van Cortlandt House Museum in adjacent Van Cortlandt Park — the oldest surviving building in the Bronx.
Kingsbridge’s role as a transportation hub is part of its appeal. The 1 train at 231st Street or 238th Street connects you directly to Manhattan, while multiple bus routes make it easy to reach Riverdale, Marble Hill, Fordham, and beyond. Even if you’re just passing through, Kingsbridge offers plenty of reasons to pause and explore.
From the tree-lined streets to the bustling parks, Riverdale thrives when neighbors pitch in.
Whether you have time, skills or resources to share, check out these meaningful ways to make a difference right here at home.
Founded during the pandemic, the 4Bronx Project has grown into a boroughwide effort to deliver essentials — from diapers to birthday cakes — to families in shelters. Volunteers respond quickly to specific needs, often delivering requested items within hours. The project partners with local shelters, providing not only goods but also celebrations like holiday parties and back-to-school events. Donors can give items, funds, or even host drives for new clothing and toys. The work is flexible — one day you might be sorting strollers, the next setting up a Valentine’s Day craft table. Every task supports dignity and joy for families facing hardship. The 4Bronx Project’s grassroots approach makes it easy for Riverdale residents to jump in and see an immediate impact.
Just a short trip from central Riverdale, Kingsbridge Heights Community Center (KHCC) offers volunteer opportunities for all ages and skill sets. KHCC runs early childhood programs, after-school tutoring, family support services, and a food pantry. Volunteers can help in classrooms, mentor teens, assist with special events, or pack and distribute food. The center also welcomes professional skills — from accounting to marketing — to strengthen its operations. KHCC’s building buzzes with activity, and volunteers become part of a supportive network that serves the broader northwest Bronx. Whether you’re teaching chess, sorting donated coats, or lending a hand in the community garden, your time at KHCC directly benefits neighbors in need.
Riverdale’s parks — from Ewen and Seton to Spuyten Duyvil Shorefront — are neighborhood treasures, but they need regular care. Groups like the Van Cortlandt Park Alliance and Community Board 8 organize “It’s My Park” days where volunteers plant flowers, pick up litter, rake leaves and sometimes even restore trails. Clean-ups are often family-friendly, with tools and gloves provided, and they offer a chance to meet neighbors while improving public spaces. Even outside organized events, residents can “adopt” a park area or street tree, watering during dry spells and clearing debris. Beautification not only improves safety and enjoyment but also fosters community pride. Your hour in the park could make someone’s afternoon stroll cleaner, safer and greener. Students
Food insecurity affects many Bronx households, and Riverdale neighbors can help through the community’s friendly fridges and food pantries. Friendly fridges outdoor refrigerators stocked with donated food allow anyone to take what they need, no questions asked. Volunteers can drop off fresh produce, pantry items or prepared meals, or help with upkeep to ensure food safety. Local fridges often work hand in hand with area pantries, such as those supported by faith groups and nonprofits. Monetary donations help organizers buy fresh goods when supplies run low, and social media shares keep the community aware of what’s needed most. The work is direct, immediate and neighbor-to-neighbor a simple way to make sure no one goes hungry.
Riverdale Senior Services (RSS) offers far more than a place to socialize it’s a lifeline for older adults. Volunteers can lead classes, help with tech training, or assist with wellness programs that support independence and healthy aging. The center’s case managers also connect seniors with benefits and resources, and having extra hands means more personal attention for each participant. Even an hour a week helping someone learn to use a smartphone can combat isolation and open doors for communication. RSS is also looking for help with its creative arts studio and group activities, so those with a flair for painting, music or movement can contribute directly. It’s a chance to build intergenerational bonds and learn from residents who have deep roots in the community.
Advance planning for final arrangements is a thoughtful, loving gift for your family. Woodlawn, a National Historic Landmark and a Level II arboretum with over 6,500 trees, offers families a unique setting to honor and celebrate their lives.
Since 1863, Woodlawn has been the preferred choice to memorialize family legacies in New York City. Woodlawn is the final resting place for some of America’s most influential figures. From retail pioneer F.W. Woolworth to the writer Dorothy Parker, jazz legend Duke Ellington, author of Moby Dick, Herman Melville, and many more recognized leaders in industry, the arts, entertainment, politics, medicine, and every profession you might name. There are also more than 8,000 veterans buried at Woodlawn. Woodlawn’s 300,000 memorialized residents represent NYC’s history, vibrancy, and impact.
At Woodlawn, there are many types of property available to suit a variety of preferences and needs. You can create a memorial that reflects the unique details of your life. Woodlawn is easily accessible by car, NYC subway, and Metro-North Railroad, with ample parking available on-site.
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puyten Duyvil may be one of the smallest neighborhoods in the Bronx, but it’s rich in scenery, history, and that “tucked-away” feeling locals cherish. Perched at the southwestern tip of Riverdale, it offers a mix of waterfront views, leafy parks, and easy access to both the Hudson and Harlem rivers.
Whether you’re a resident or just passing through, you'll enjoy a day in Spuyten Duyvil.
For a quiet escape, head down to Shorefront Park, where the Hudson River meets the Palisades across the water. The park’s walking path and benches make it an ideal spot for a picnic or simply watching the boats go by. Locals say the sunsets here are among the best in the Bronx, with the river reflecting fiery streaks of orange and pink. Birdwatchers will also find it a rewarding stop, with hawks, cormorants, and the occasional bald eagle soaring overhead.
The Spuyten Duyvil Metro-North station is not only a transit hub it’s a front-row seat to some of the most beautiful views in the city. Hop on a Hudson Line train and you’ll be treated to sweeping river vistas in either direction. Heading north toward Yonkers and beyond reveals rugged cliffs and open water; heading south takes you past the Harlem River Ship Canal and into Manhattan. Even a short trip is worth it for the photos alone.
Named for the explorer who sailed the river in 1609, Henry Hudson Park is home to a striking bronze statue of its namesake. The park’s playground, basketball courts and grassy areas make it a favorite for families, while history buffs appreciate the monument’s nod to the neighborhood’s maritime roots. In spring and summer, the park comes alive with kids playing, neighbors chatting on benches, and community events.
Tucked just east of the train station, Riverdale Park is one of New York City’s lesser-known green spaces — and that’s part of its charm. Its winding dirt trails lead you through a preserved woodland filled with native plants, wildflowers and the occasional deer sighting. It’s easy to forget you’re still in the city while you’re surrounded by the sound of rustling leaves and birdsong. For photographers and nature lovers, it’s a yearround destination.
At the Spuyten Duyvil Bridge, where the Harlem River meets the Hudson, you’ll find a fascinating mix of rail and maritime activity. Freight trains rumble across the bridge, while barges, kayaks and pleasure boats navigate the canal. It’s a favorite viewing spot for transportation enthusiasts, especially when the swing bridge turns to let larger vessels through. On a warm day, you can spend hours just taking in the movement of the water and the changing skyline.
Marble Hill is unlike any other neighborhood in New York City. Though it is legally part of Manhattan, it sits entirely on the mainland, connected to the Bronx. This rare quirk of geography has given Marble Hill a unique identity — one foot in the bustle of Manhattan politics, the other firmly planted in the rhythms of Bronx life.
The neighborhood’s history dates back to the late 19th century, when the Harlem River was rerouted to improve navigation. The construction of the Harlem River Ship Canal separated Marble Hill from Manhattan Island, briefly making it its own island. Landfill later connected it to the Bronx, but Marble Hill retained its Manhattan designation on maps and in voting districts.
Today, Marble Hill is small in size but rich in character. It’s a community where you can walk end-to-end in minutes, yet still find traces of New York history, familyowned businesses, and access to parks and transit.
Here's how to explore and enjoy Marble Hill.
Marble Hill’s streets are an urban geography lesson in motion. Technically Manhattan, yet part of the Bronx mainland, it’s one of the only places in the city where you can say you’ve been to Manhattan without crossing a bridge or tunnel. A neighborhood stroll reveals a mix of modest apartment buildings, small businesses, and friendly faces. It’s also a perfect setting for an informal walking tour to explore the neighborhood’s history and unusual boundaries.
Much like residents in Spuyten Duyvil, on the southern edge of Marble Hill lies the Harlem River Ship Canal, a man-made waterway completed in 1895. Originally carved to improve shipping routes, it transformed the neighborhood into an island for a time. Today, the canal still serves as a thoroughfare for boats and offers a glimpse of the city’s engineering past. Watching the water traffic from shore is both relaxing and a reminder of how the city’s landscape was shaped by human hands.
Broadway is Marble Hill’s commercial heartbeat, lined with a variety of momand-pop shops, small markets and eateries.You can start your day with a fresh cup of coffee from a local café, pick up produce at a bodega, or sit down for a hearty meal at one of the neighborhood’s Latin American or Caribbean restaurants. These businesses aren’t just convenient they’re central to the neighborhood’s identity and community ties.
While Marble Hill itself doesn’t have expansive parks, it’s surrounded by green options. Just across the Harlem River, Riverbank State Park offers walking paths, sports facilities and sweeping Hudson River views. Within walking distance, Bronx playgrounds like Fort Charles give local families a place to gather. A short trip north brings you to Van Cortlandt Park, one of the city’s largest and most scenic green spaces, perfect for hiking, biking and picnicking.
Transit lovers will appreciate that the Marble Hill–225th Street station is part of the original Interborough Rapid Transit (IRT) subway system, which opened in 1904. The elevated stop connects the neighborhood to both the Bronx and Manhattan in minutes, offering not just convenience but a tangible link to New York’s transit history. Even if you’re just passing through, it’s worth a moment to take in the views from the platform.
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Dial 911 in emergencies:
• When someone needs medical attention
• Crime is in progress
• An accident had occurred
• To report a fire
• To report an explosion or the smell of gas
• A tree is down
Call 311 in non-emergencies:
• To make a noise complaint
• To report animal control problems
• To report trash collection problems
• To report potholes
• To report illegally parked vehicles
• To reach city department and agencies
• For city agency information
Call the 50th precinct at (718) 543-5700, if:
• There are problems with parking or traffic conditions
• There is an open fire hydrant
• To report property crimes that are no longer in progress (ie. vandalism, thefts, graffiti or garage burglaries)
meet your precinct
• The 50th Precinct is located at 3450 Kingsbridge Ave.
• The commanding officer is Captain Ryan J. Pierce
• Residents who want to make their homes or businesses as secure as possible can call crime prevention at (718) 543-3816.
• For all non-emergency concerns, call the community affairs office at (718) 543-5978. If no one picks up, you can call community affairs office Cesar Sala at (917) 834-0161, or email him at cesar.sala@nypd.org
• If you’ve reported a crime or an accident and need your complaint number, call (718) 543-5734.
• To reach neighborhood police, call the community policing office at (718) 796-3867
• 50th Precinct detectives: (718) 543-6121
• Domestic Violence: (718) 543-6072 all numbers can be found here:
• Precinct: (718) 543-5700
• Community Affairs: (718) 543-3816, (718) 543-5979, (718) 543-5978
• Community Policing: (718) 796-3867
• Crime Prevention: (718) 543-3816
• Domestic Violence Officer: (718) 543-6072 - E-mail
• Youth Coordination Officer: (718) 543-7332 - E-mail
• Auxiliary Coordinator: (718) 543-7341
• Detective Squad: (718) 543-6121
Local firehouses Fire Engine and Ladder 52 4550 Riverdale Ave. (718) 430-0252
Capts. Charles McCormack and Anthony Rich
Fire engine 81 and Ladder 46 3025 Bailey Ave. (718) 430-0281
Capts. Chris Jaronczyk and Mike Mcgee
• 50th Precinct Youth Officers: (718) 543-7332
• 24-hour Suicide Prevention Hotline: 988
• Poison Control Center: (800) 2221222
• Rape Report Unit: (800) 656-HOPE (4673)
• Crime Victims Hotline: (866) 689-HELP (4357)
• Safe Horizons 24-Hour Hotline: (800) 621-4673
• Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) 799-SAFE (7233)
• Rape, Incest, Sexual Assault Hotline: (800) 656-4673
• Center Against Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) 799-7233
• Witness Aid Services Unit: (the only number provided is the Manhattan DA’s Main Office, (212) 335-9000)
• NYS Domestic Violence Hotline English or Spanish: Call (800) 799-7233
• 50th Precinct Domestic Violence: (718) 543-6072
• Child Abuse and Maltreatment Register: (800) 342-3720
There are many ways to move around in a neighborhood like Riverdale.
Fare: $2.90
Phone number: 511
Bx1 – To Mott Haven, Riverdale Avenue and West 231st Street to East 138th Street and Third Avenue.
To Riverdale/Kingsbridge, Lincoln Avenue and East 137th Street to Tibbett Avenue and West 231st Street.
Bx2 – To Mott Haven, Riverdale Avenue and West 231st Street to East 138th Street and Third Avenue.
To Riverdale/Kingsbridge, Lincoln Avenue and East 137th Street to Tibbett Avenue and West 231st Street.
Bx7 – West 263rd Street and Riverdale Avenue to West 167th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue.
Bx9 – To West Farms Square, Broadway and West 262nd Street to Boston Post Road and East 178th Street.
To Riverdale, East Tremont Avenue and East 177th Street to Broadway and West 262nd Street.
Bx10 – To Riverdale, East 206th Street and Rochambeau Avenue to Riverdale Avenue and West 263rd Street.
Bx20 – To Inwood, Henry Hudson Parkway and West 246th Street to Broadway and West 270th Street.
To Riverdale, Broadway and Isham Street-West 211th Street to Henry Hudson Parkway and West 246th Street.
Fare: $2.90
Subway
1 train – Makes stops from the terminus at West 242nd Street and Broadway to South Ferry in Manhattan.
4 train – Makes stops from the terminus at Woodlawn on Jerome Avenue to New Lots Avenue in Brooklyn.
Fare: $7
BxM1 – Riverdale Avenue and West 261st Street to East 34th Street and Lexington Avenue. To Riverdale, East 33rd Street and Third Avenue to Riverdale Avenue and West 263rd Street.
BxM2 – Riverdale Avenue and West 261st to West 34th Street and Seventh Avenue. To Riverdale, Sixth Avenue and West 35h Street to Riverdale Avenue and West 263rd Street.
BxM3 – South Broadway and Prospect Street (Getty Square) to West 27th Street and Fifth Avenue. To Yonkers, Madison Avenue and East 29th Street to South Broadway and New Main Street.
BxM18 – Riverdale Avenue and West 261st Street to Broadway and Morris Street. To Riverdale, Greenwich Street and Battery Place to Riverdale Avenue and 263rd Street.
Commuter railroad information: 511 Schedules available at MtA.info Car Services
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Buddhist
Temple of enlightenment
3070 Albany Crescent Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 884-9111
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ethical Culture
riverdale-Yonkers s ociety for ethical Culture 4450 Fieldston Road Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-4445 rysec.org
Christ Church riverdale
5040 Henry Hudson Parkway East, Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 543-1011
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episcopal Church of the Mediator 260 W 231st St. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 548-0944 churchofthemediator.org
riverdale presbyterian Church 4765 Henry Hudson Pkwy. W. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 796-5560
riverdalepc.org
st. stephen’s united Methodist Church 146 W 228th St. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 562-8692
umc.org/en/find-a-church/ church?id=001Um00000PFGTwIAP
our Lady of Angels
roman Catholic Church 2860 Webb Ave. Bronx, NY 10468 (718) 548-3005 noblemaria.org
prophet elias Greek orthodox Church 15 Leroy Ave. Yonkers, NY 10705 (914) 963-3638 prophetelias.ny.goarch.org
st. Gabriel’s
roman Catholic Church 3250 Arlington Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 548-4470
st. John’s-Visitation
roman Catholic Church 3021 Kingsbridge Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 548-1221 stjohnvisitationparish.org
st. Margaret of Cortona Church 6000 Riverdale Ave. (718) 549-8053
stmargaretofcortona-stgabriel.com
st. spyridon Greek orthodox Church 124 Wadsworth Ave. New York, NY 10033 (212) 795-5870
www.saintspyridon.net
Words of Life Christian Center
5905 Broadway Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 796-3800 ccpvida.org
Jewish
Beth Am, the people’s Temple 551 W 181st St. New York, NY 10033 (646) 883-6119
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Chabad Lubavitch of riverdale 535 W 246th St. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 549-1100
chabadbronx.org
Conservative synagogue Adath israel of riverdale 475 W 250th St. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 543-8400
csair.org
Hebrew institute of riverdale 3700 Henry Hudson Pkwy. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 796-4730
https://www.thebayit.org
Hebrew Tabernacle Congregation 531 Fort Washington Ave. (212) 568-8304
hebrewtabernacle.org
Kingsbridge Center of israel 3115 Corlear Ave,. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 548-1678
Mishkan Ha’am 18 Farragut Ave. Hastings-On-Hudson, NY 10706 (914) 222-5518
mishkanhaam.org
ohel Torah synagogue 629 W 239th St. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 543-5618
riverdale Jewish Center 3700 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 548-1850 rjconline.org
riverdale Temple 4545 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-3800 riverdaletemple.org
Congregation Tehillal 4450 Fieldston Road Bronx NY 10471 (718) 884-4839 congregationtehillah.org
Van Cortlandt Jewish Center 3880 Sedgwick Ave. # 1 Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 884-6105
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Young israel o hab Zedek 6015 Riverdale Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-0105 yioz.org
Young israel of riverdale 4502 Henry Hudson Parkway East, Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-4765 yiriverdale.org
Riverdale
5951 Riverdale Ave.
Monday-Friday - 9 a.m to 6 p.m.
Saturday - 8 a.m. to 4 p.m
Sunday - Closed
Last Collection (weekdays): 5:00 p.m.
Last Collection (Saturday): 4:00 p.m.
Yonkers s outh
335 S. Broadway, Yonkers
Monday-Friday - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Sunday - Closed
Last Collection (weekdays): 5:00 p.m.
Last Collection (Saturday): 1 p.m. fieldston
444 W. 238th St.
Monday-Friday - 8 a.m to 4 p.m
Saturday-Sunday - Closed
Last Collection: 4 p.m. Woodlawn
4364 Katonah Ave.
Monday-Friday - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday - 9 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Sunday - Closed
Last Collection (weekdays): 5 p.m .
Last Collection (Saturday): 1 p.m.
Kingsbridge 5517 Broadway
Monday-Friday - 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday - 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday - Closed
Last Collection (weekdays): 5 p.m .
Last Collection (Saturday): 4 p.m.
Mosholu
3464 Jerome Ave.
Monday-Friday - 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday - Closed
Last Collection: 4 p.m.
spuyten Duyvil
562 Kappock St.
Monday-Friday - 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday - Closed
Sunday - Closed
Last Collection: 4 p.m.
Yonkers
79-81 Main St., Yonkers
Monday-Friday - 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday - 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday - Closed
Last Collection (weekdays): 5 p.m.
Last Collection (Saturday): 1 p.m.
Yonkers e ast
915 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers
Monday-Friday - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Sunday - Closed
Last Collection (weekdays): 5 p.m.
Last Collection (Saturday): 5 p.m.
Wakefield
4165 White Plains Road
Monday-Friday - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday - 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday - Closed
Last Collection (weekdays): 5 p.m.
Last Collection (Saturday): 4 p.m.
Van cott
3102 Decatur Ave.
Monday-Friday - 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Last Collection: 4 p.m.
inwood
90 Vermilyea Ave.
Monday-Friday - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday - 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday - Closed
Last Collection (weekdays): 5 p.m.
Last Collection (Saturday): 4 p.m.
Bailey Playground
Bailey Avenue between W. 234th St. & W. 237th St.
Created in 1950, it offers swings, sprinklers, handball and basketball courts.
Brust Park
Manhattan College Parkway and Dash Place
This small park has benches and climbing areas. On the other side of Greystone Avenue, it continues down a set of stairs through a woodland setting.
ewen Park
Riverdale Avenue and W. 232nd StreetFeatures a lawn and sledding hill. It also has basketball courts, multiple dog runs and a playground.
Fort independence Park
Sedgwick Avenue and W. 238th Street
(located in Jerome Park)
The large park near the Jerome Park Reservoir has a playground with swings, monkey bars, slides, basketball courts and benches.
Hackett Park
Riverdale Avenue at West 254th Street
Across West 254th Street from Vinmont Veteran Park, it has walking paths, benches and a playground.
Henry Hudson Park
2570 Independence Ave. #6204, The park has two playgrounds, complete with a spray shower, a sandbox and swings. It sits atop a hill above the Hudson River and has walking paths, paddleball courts and benches. The upper part of the park, north of Kappock Street, has benches and winding paths that lead to the park’s centerpiece, a statue of Henry Hudson.
Marble Hill Playground
127 Marble Hill Ave.
This playground on the northern edge of the Marble Hill Houses has swings, sprinklers and basketball courts.
Riverdale Park
254 Palisade Ave.
Stretching along the shoreline of the Hudson River from Spuyten Duyvil to West 254th Street along Palisade Avenue, this woodland park offers views of the river and of the Palisades. It features miles of trails through thick groves, open meadows and steep ravines.
Ruth MacLaughlin Playground
Greystone Avenue
bet. W. 236 Street and W. 240 Street
This neighborhood is perched near the Ethical Culture Fieldston Lower School. It features a kiddie swing, spray shower and game tables.
s eton Park
Independence Avenue between West 232nd and 235th streets
This is one of the area’s largest
playgrounds and features slides and monkey bars for kids of all ages. It also offers tennis courts, ballfields, basketball courts and bathrooms.
spuyten duyvil shorefront Park Under the shadow of the Henry Hudson Bridge, the shorefront park offers views of the Hudson and Harlem rivers.
Van cortlandt Park
Bordered by 1 train, Broadway, Van Cortlandt Park South and Jerome Avenue
The second-largest park in the borough offers tennis courts, paddleball courts, basketball courts, two nature trails, a track, a cross-country track and a golf course. It also features an outdoor public pool and a fenced-off dog run.
Vinmont Veteran Park 5410 Mosholu Ave.
This is a large playground with monkey bars, slides, swings, sprinklers and a sandbox.
Washington’s Walk Reservoir Avenue between Sedgwick and Goulden avenues
This park features Old Fort Four Park, which includes two small playgrounds, and Strong Street Playground.
Van cortlandt Park Pool (temporarily closed) W. 242nd Street and Broadway
(718) 548-2415
The Olympic-sized pool is free and open to the public. The two pools in the complex are equipped with sprinklers. The pool opens for the summer season in late June.
Riverdale n eighborhood House 5521 Mosholu Ave. (718) 549-8100
This large outdoor pool and sprinklers feature a snack bar, as well as a large seating area with beach chairs and tables. An ice cream truck shows up periodically and the pool is close to upper Riverdale Avenue, which features a pizzeria and ice cream store.
Riverdale YM-YWH a 5625 Arlington Ave. (718) 548-8200
The large indoor pool has a Synergy salt system and non-toxic UV-light filtration, making it the first “green” pool of its kind in New York State. The program includes swim classes, lap swim, open swim, and men’s/ women’s only swim.
Jeff nerenberg tennis academy 3602 Irwin Ave. (718) 549-9391
The academy offers a flexible
t he club of Riverdale
2600 Netherland Ave. (718) 796-9099
The Tennis Club of Riverdale offers an indoor heated mega-pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, a golf center, fitness equipment, a sauna, a full spa, a cafe and a sun deck.
t he Whitehall
3333 Henry Hudson Pkwy. (718) 796-3383
The pool is heated and offers cabanas, a kiddie pool, a fitness club, a sauna and a steam room. Patrons can purchase year-round or summer memberships.
Riverdale Yacht club
800 W 254th St. (718) 543-0792
Has an outdoor swimming pool with views of the Hudson. In addition to paying a yearly fee, prospective members must be recommended by at least three current members.
skyview
5700 Arlington Ave. (718) 548-7166
The Sky Club features a large outdoor pool, tennis courts, several cabanas, a cafe and a health club. The club and pool are only open to Skyview residents and their guests.
Hudson tower Pool
3777 Independence Ave. (718) 543-6820
The adult pool features a large swimming area. In a separate, fenced-in area, there is a kiddie pool with shade. Just outside this area is a playground and beyond that is a picnic area.
t he Windsor
4705 Henry Hudson Pkwy. (718) 601-1070
The Windsor features a large adult pool, kiddie pool, cabanas, locker rooms, a playground, and picnic area, all surrounded by lawns and trees. Memberships are available.
t he churchill club
2500 Johnson Ave. (718) 549-1800
This club offers members a pool, sun deck, exercise room and a game room. It also has a sauna in each of the locker rooms. Yearly rates are available.
The Kennedy Campus Knights walking onto their brand-new field in June.
programs for the entire family, along with private and group lessons with individual player evaluations and preparation for the USTA tournament.
Riverdale tennis
W. 236 & Douglas Ave. (718) 796-7400
Offers private and group instruction. Lessons are given on outdoor clay courts.
Riverdale Yacht club
800 W 254th St. (718) 543-0792
The club has two Har-Tru courts with views of the Palisades. Courts are only available to club members. Interested parties must be recommended by at least three current members.
s eton Park
Independence Avenue between West 232nd and 235th streets. (212) 639-9675
Available with a permit from the parks and recreation department by calling (718) 430-1848.
tennis club of Riverdale 2600 Netherland Ave. (718) 796-9099
Features include six deco-turf courts, year-round climate control, a junior development program, professional instruction, and a game arranging service.
Van cortlandt Park
Broadway and Van, Cortlandt Park South, (718) 430-1890
City Parks Youth Tennis provides children with free lessons during the summer. Participants are given racquets and balls.
Riverdale YM-YWH a 5625 Arlington Ave. (718) 548-8200
RiverdaleY.org
A full health club offers fitness center, personal training, aquatics, gym, racquetball, sauna and steam room, and massage therapy.
Bikram Yoga
5500 Broadway (718) 562-3656
Wave Hill 4900 Independence Ave. (718) 549-3200
WaveHill.org
Focusing on the outdoor experience, yoga is offered through September, and Tai Chi Chuan through October, both returning in spring. Meditative woodland walks take place outdoors each spring and fall, and a free session of meditation takes place the day after Thanksgiving.
Van cortlandt Park (temporarily closed) W. 242nd St. and Broadway (718) 548-2415
Free swimming lessons given at the pool.
Riverdale YM-YWH a 5625 Arlington Ave. (718) 548-8200
RiverdaleY.org
Offers private and group lessons for all ages and levels, as well as lifeguarding and lifesaving courses.
U.S. Congress: Ritchie Torres Democrat
540 E Fordham Rd.
Suite 2A
Bronx, NY 10458
Phone: (718) 503 9610
15th district, Allerton, Bathgate, Baychester, Belmont, Claremont, Fordham, Melrose, Morrisania, Morris Park, Mott Haven, Riverdale, Spuyten Duyvil, Tremont, Olinville, Norwood, Highbridge , Van Nest, West Farms, Williamsbridge and Woodlawn.
U.S. Congress: Adriano Espaillat Democrat
New York District Office
163 West 125th Street #508
Harlem State Office Building and New York District Office
720 West 181st Street Suite 2
Phone: (646) 740-3632
U.S. Senate: Kirsten Gillibrand Democrat
780 Third Ave, Ste 2601
New York, NY 10017
Phone: (212) 688-6262
Fax: (866) 824-6340
U.S. Senate: Charles Schumer Democrat
780 Third Avenue, Suite 2301
New York, NY 10017
Phone: (212) 486-4430
Fax: (202) 228-2838
Governor: Kathy Hochul Democrat
State Capitol Building
Albany, N.Y. 12224
Phone: (518) 474-8390
Lt. Governor: Antonio Delgado Democrat
NYS State Capitol Building
Albany, NY 12224
Phone: (518) 402-2292
Email: LGNY@exec.ny.gov
Mayor: Eric Adams City Hall
New York, NY 10007
Phone: 311
Fax: (212) 788-2460
City Council: Pierina Sanchez Democrat
2065 Morris Ave.
Bronx, New York 10453
Phone: (347) 590-2874
Knightsbridge, Fordham, University Heights, and Mount Hope City Council: Eric Dinowitz Democrat
277 West 231st Street
Bronx, NY 10463
Phone: (718) 549-7300
Fax: (718) 549-9945
Bedford Park, Norwood, Kingsbridge Heights-Van Cortlandt Village, Kingsbridge, Riverdale-Spuyten Duyvil, Wakefield-Woodlawn, Woodlawn Cemetery, Van Cortlandt Park
City Council: Carmen De La Rosa Democrat
618 W. 177th Street, Ground Floor
New York, NY 10033
Phone: (917) 521-2616
Fax: (917) 521-1293
Washington Heights, Inwood, Marble Hill
residents line up to vote.
Comptroller: Brad Lander Democrat
One Centre Street
New York, NY 10007
Phone: (212) 669-3916
Fax: (212) 815-8719
State Senate: Robert Jackson Democrat
5030 Broadway, Suite 701
New York, N.Y. 10034
Phone: (212) 544-0173
Fax: (212) 544-0256
jackson@nysenate.gov
State Senate: Gustavo Rivera Democrat
2432 Grand Concourse Suite 506, Bronx, NY 10458
Phone: (718) 933-2825
Fax: (718) 933-2825
grivera@nysenate.gov
Kingsbridge, Kingsbridge Heights
State Assembly: Jeffrey Dinowitz Democrat 3107 Kingsbridge Avenue Bronx, NY 10463
Phone: (718) 796-5345
Fax: (718) 796-0694
dinowitzj@assembly.state.ny.us
Public Advocate: Jumaane Williams Democrat
1 Centre Street, 15th Floor
New York, NY 10007
Phone: (212) 699-7200
gethelp@advocate.nyc.gov
Borough President: Vanessa Gibson
Democrat
851 Grand Concourse, 3rd Floor Bronx, New York 10451
Phone: (718) 590-3500
webmail@bronxbp.nyc.gov
District Attorney: Darcel D. Clark Democrat 198 E. 161st Street Bronx, New York 10451 Phone: (718) 590-2000 bronxda.nyc.gov@gmail.com
Precinct Commander: Captain Ryan J. Pierce NYPD 50th Precinct 3450 Kingsbridge Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Precinct: (718) 543-5700
Auxiliary Coordinator: (718) 543-7341
Community Affairs: 7(718) 543-3816, (718) 543-5979, (718) 543-5978
Community Policing: (718) 796-3867
Crime Prevention: (718) 543-3816
Detective Squad: (718) 543-6121
Domestic Violence Officer: (718) 543-6072
Youth Coordination Officer: (718) 543-7332
District Manager: Farrah Kule Rubin
Community Board 8 5676 Riverdale Avenue, Suite 100 Bronx, New York, 10471
Phone: (718) 884-3959
Email: bx08@cb.nyc.gov
Atmosphere Academy
3700 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Colin Greene
Sixth through eighth grade (718) 696-0745
International Leadership
Charter High School
3030 Riverdale Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Dr. Anil Edward (718) 562-2300
New Visions High School for the Humanities John F. Kennedy Campus 99 Terrace View Ave.
Principal: Magaly Hicks (718) 17-7686
Amber Charter School
3120 Corlear Ave, Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Gina Mellusi
Kindergarten through third grade (646) 802-1140
Herbert H. Lehman College
250 Bedford Park Blvd. W.Bronx, NY 10468
President: Dr. Fernando Delgado (718) 960-8000
University of Mount Saint Vincent 6301 Riverdale Ave. Bronx, NY 10471
President: Dr. Susan R. Burns, PhD (718) 405-3200
Manhattan College
4513 Manhattan College Pkwy. Bronx, NY 10471
President: Frederick Bonato, Ph.D 718-862-8000
Parochial Schools
Kinneret Day School
2600 Netherland Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Asher Abramovitz
Pre-K through eighth grade (718) 548-0900
St. Margaret of CortonaSt. Gabriel School
452 W 260th St. Bronx, NY 10471
Principal: Richard Kruczek
Pre-K through eighth grade (718) 549-8580
Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy 655 W 254th St. Bronx, NY 10471
Principal: Rabbi Binyamin Krauss
Pre-K through eighth grade (718) 548-1717
Salanter Akiba Riverdale High School 655 W 254th St. Bronx, NY 10471
Principal: Rabbi Tully Harcsztark (718) 548-1717
Gary Jean-Juste
Lehman College unveiled a new $95 million nursing school building in February.
Riverdale Country School
Upper and Middle School
5250 Fieldston Road
Head of School: Kari Ostrem
Head of Middle School: Milton Sipp Sixth through 12th grade (718) 549-8810
Director of Community Relations: Mary Ludemann
Riverdale Country School
Lower School
1 Spaulding Lane Bronx, NY 10471
Head of School: James Duval
Pre-L through fifth grade (718) 549-7780
Ethical Culture Fieldston School 3901 Fieldston Road Bronx, NY 10471
Head of School (interim): Kyle Wilkie-Glass
Upper School Principal: Stacey Bobo
Middle School Principal: Jonathan Alschuler
Lower School Principal: Joe McCauley (718) 329-7300)
Horace Mann School
Upper and Middle Division 231 W. 246th St.
Head of School: Thomas Kelly
Upper Division Principal: Jessica Levenstein
Middle Division Principal: David Thomas Sixth through 12th grade (718) 432-3305
P.S. 7 Milton Fein
3201 Kingsbridge Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Miosotis Ramos
Kindergarten through fifth grade (718) 796-8695
Parent Coordinator: Laurie Rodriguez
P.S. 24 Spuyten Duyvil
660 W 236th St. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Steven Schwartz
Kindergarten through fifth grade (718) 796-8845
Parent Coordinator: Florence Byrne
P.S. 207
3030 Godwin Terrace
Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Neil Mcneill
Pre-Kindergarten through fifth grade (718) 796-9645
P.S. 310 Marble Hill
260 W Kingsbridge Road Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Yuqing Hong Pre-K through fifth grade (718) 796-9434
Parent Coordinator: Sabina Jansen
P.S. 360
2880 Kingsbridge Terrace
Principal: Susan Rivera
Pre-K through sixth grade (718) 548-1511
Parent Coordinator: Joye Torres
P.S. 344 AmPark
Neighborhood School 3961 Hillman Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: 3961 Hillman Ave, Bronx, NY 10463
Kindergarten through fifth grade (718) 548-3451
P.S./M.S. 37
Multiple Intelligence School
360 W. 230th St. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Susana Boyko Kindergarten through eighth grade (718) 796-0360
P.S. 81 Robert J. Christen School 5550 Riverdale Ave. Bronx, NY 10471
Principal: Anna Kirrane
Kindergarten through fifth grade (718) 796-8965
Parent coordinator: Nina Velazquez
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P.S./M.S. 95 Sheila Mencher
Van Cortlandt School
3961 Hillman Ave.
Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Serge M. Davis
Pre-K through eighth grade (718) 796-9200
Parent Coordinator: Vilma Arias
M.S. 244 The New School for Leadership and the Arts
120 W 231st St. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Eduardo Mora
Sixth through eighth grade (718) 601-2869
Parent Coordinator: Ms. C. Herrera
Riverdale/Knightsbridge Academy, M.S./H.S. 141
660 W. 237th St. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Lori O'Mara
Sixth through 12th grade (718) 796-8516
John F. Kennedy Campus Continued from previous page
Parent Coordinator: Julie Prince
IN-Tech Academy, M.S./H.S. 368 2975 Tibbett Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: David Weissberg Sixth through 12th grade (718) 432-4300
Parent Coordinator: Reina Velazquez
Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy
b ronx Library Center
310 E. Kingsbridge Road (718) 579-4244
NYPL.org
The largest public library in the Bronx - this 8,000-square-foot center is NYPL’s first green library and features the system’s premier Latino and Puerto Rican Heritage Collection. Hours are Monday through Thursday, from 9 a.m to 9 p.m; Friday and Saturday, from 10 a.m to 8 p.m; and Sunday noon to 6 p.m.
Kingsbridge Library 291 W. 231 St., at Corlear Avenue (718) 548-5656
NYPL.org
The Kingsbridge Library is the largest local library. It includes an outdoor garden, a multipurpose community room, and a teen area. Hours are Monday through Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 1 p.m to 5 p.m. riverdale Library 5540 Mosholu Ave. (718) 549-1212
NYPL.org
Across the street from Riverdale Neighborhood House, this branch has cathedral ceilings and is surrounded by tees and grass. Hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
99 Terrace View Ave.
Principal: Mark House Ninth through 12th grade (718) 563-6678
Parent Coordinator: Margarita Brice
Bronx High School of Law and Finance
99 Terrace View Ave. #804 Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Dr. Jessica Goring Ninth through 12th grade (718) 561-0113
Parent Coordinator: Rosa Rodriguez
Bronx High School of Science
75 W. 205th St. Bronx, NY 10468
Principal: Rachel Hoyle
Ninth through 12th grade (718) 817-7700
Parent Coordinator: Rebecca Barreras
Bronx Theatre High School
John F. Kennedy Campus
99 Terrace View Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Shoundel Mcintosh
Ninth through 12th grade (718) 329-2902
Parent Coordinator: Meighan Ackon
DeWitt Clinton High School
100 W. Mosholu Pkwy. S. Bronx, NY 10468
Principal: Pierre Orbe
Ninth through 12th grade (718) 543-1000
Parent Coordinator: Ines Carino
Ellis Preparatory Academy
John F. Kennedy Campus
99 Terrace View Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Norma Vega
Ninth through 12th grade (718) 220-1889
Parent Coordinator: Annel Tineo
High School of American Studies at Lehman College
2925 Goulden Ave. Bronx, NY 10468
Principal: Alessandro Weiss Ninth through 12th grade (718) 329-2144
Parent Coordinator: Anna Paula Trebo Fiore
Marble Hill School for International Studies
John F. Kennedy Campus 99 Terrace View Ave. Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Kirsten Larson (718) 561-0973
Parent Coordinator: Ana Diaz
The Marie Curie School for Medicine, Nursing and Health 120 W. 231st St.Bronx, NY 10463
Principal: Rodney Fisher (718) 432-6491
Families enjoyed storytime at the Kingsbridge Library.
Van Cortlandt Library
3882 Cannon Place (718) 543-5150
NYPL.org
Located right along the Bx1, Bx2 and Bx10 bus lines, this library is near the Jerome Park Reservoir and Van Cortlandt Park. Hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Jerome Park Library 118 Eames Place (718) 549-5200 NYPL.org
This library is just east of Kingsbridge Road. Hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m to 7 p.m.; Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
s puyten Duyvil Library 650 W. 235th St. (718) 796-1202
NYPL.org
This library is right across the street from P.S 24 and the northwest corner of Seton Park. Hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Kingsbridge Little League can299@aol.com kingsbridgelittleleague.org
This five-decades-old league has 500 youngsters in six divisions ranging in age from 7 to 16. Games played at Cooney Grauer Field on Bailey Avenue. John F. Kennedy High School and Van Cortlandt Park during the regular season, which runs from April through November. s outh riverdale Little League SouthRiverdaleLL@gmail.com
There are approximately 350 players in divisions, ranging from tee-ball, pee-wee, minors and majors, plus the Pony League affiliation with the North Riverdale Baseball League.
A League of our o wn (718) 796-4730 softball@thebayit.org thebayit.org
There are 12 teams with 170 players in this girls league. There’s also a junior division for third through fifth graders, and a senior division for sixth through eighth graders. The season runs from mid-April to mid-June.
North riverdale Baseball League NorthRiverdaleBaseball.org
There are eight divisions in the league with approximately 400 players. Boys divisions are tee-ball, minor and major, as well as Pony and instructional league. Girls softball divisions are senior, junior, and minor.
riverdale YM - YWHA
5625 Arlington Ave. (347) 913-4419
The program offers school-aged and pre-school clinics and leagues in basketball, NFL flag football, indoor soccer, gymnastics and more.
Cultural
Hudson river Museum 511 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers, NY 10701-1899 (914) 963-4550
HRM.org
Wave Hill
4900 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 WaveHill.org
dance
City stage dance Academy 997 Morris Park Ave. Bronx, NY 10462 (718) 597-9869
citystagedanceacademy.com
Michele Compa dance and Exercise Center
3590 Netherland Ave. # 1F Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 549-9635
michelecompadance.com
riverdale YM-YWHA
5625 Arlington Ave.Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-8200
A stack of books pulled from the
s ofia’s Fitness & dance studio
3501 Riverdale Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 543-4181
Center for the Urban river at 35 Alexander St. Yonkers, NY 10701 (914) 377-1900
centerfortheurbanriver.org
Wave Hill Ecology Building 4900 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 549-3200
wavehill.org
New York Botanical Garden 2900 Southern Blvd. Bronx, NY 10458 (718) 817-8700 nybg.org
Urban Park rangers
Van Cortlandt Nature Center 246th Street and, Broadway Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-0912 nycgovparks.org/events
Gym Cats Gymnastics Center 1 Odell Plaza #190, Yonkers, NY 10701 (914) 965-7676
gymcats.net
ice skating
E.J. Murray Memorial skating Center 348 Tuckahoe Road Yonkers, NY 10710 (914) 377-6469
Martial Arts
riverdale Kenshikai Karate 3607 Fieldston Road Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 601-3607 riverdalekenshikai.com
Miscellaneous
Cub s cout Pack 240 4675 Henry Hudson Parkway troop240bronx.org
Music
Bronx Arts Ensemble
7M3, 80 Van Cortlandt Park S. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 601-7399 bronxartsensemble.org
riverdale Music studio 3530 Henry Hudson Pkwy. East Bronx, NY 10463 (347) 427-7272 riverdalemusic.com
Wave Hill
4900 Independence Ave. (718) 549-3200
riverdale YM-YWHA 5625 Arlington Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-8200 riverdaley.org
Nurseries
Amalgamated Nursery s chool 3980 Orloff Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 543-8688
amalgamatednurseryschool.com
Bedrock Preschool 3220 Arlington Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 884-0020 bedrockpreschool.com
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Beth El Nursery s chool 1324 North Ave. Suite 1 New Rochelle, NY 10804 (914) 235-2700
bethelnr.org
Bright Horizons at riverdale 3223 Independence Ave.Bronx, NY 10463 (347) 205-8126
Birch Early Childhood Center 590 W 235th St. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 549-4753
Brenda’s Playschool 3930 Bailey Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 796-5048
Chabad Early Learning Center 170 W 97th St. New York, NY 10025 (212) 864-5010
Fieldston Lower s chool 3901 Fieldston Rd, Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 329-7300
Happy days at riverdale Preschool (now called Renanim Preschool) 2975 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 601-1300
Knightsbridge Heights Community Center Early Childhood s ervices Programs 3101 Kingsbridge Terrace Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 884-0700
khcc-nyc.org
Kinneret day s chool 2600 Netherland Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 548-0900
kinneretdayschool.org
Marble Hill Nursery s chool 5470 Broadway Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 562-7055
marblehillnurseryschool.org
Mosholu Montefiore Community Center daycare 3450 Dekalb Ave. Bronx, NY 10467 (718) 882-4000 MMCC.org
riverdale Country s chool 1 Spaulding Lane Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 549-7780 riverdale.edu
riverdale Montessori s chool 5705 Mosholu Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 543-4884
riverdale Neighborhood House 5521 Mosholu Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 549-8100
riverdaleonline.org
riverdale Presbyterian Church Nursery s chool 4765 Henry Hudson Pkwy. W. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-8260
rpcnurseryschool.com
Riverdale offers numerous nursery and daycare programs for young families.
riverdale Temple Nursery s chool
4545 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 796-0335
riverdaletemple.org
riverdale Tiny Tots 453 W 261st St. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 796-1097
riverdale YM-YWHA
Early Childhood Center 5625 Arlington Ave.Bronx, NY 10471 (347) 913-4445
riverdaley.org
rose Hill Pre-K Center 3560 Webster Ave. Bronx, NY 10467 (718) 920-0680
s alanter Akiba riverdale Academy
Early Learning Center 655 W. 254th St. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-1717
saracademy.org
The academy strives to develop curiosity, encourage exploration and foster socialization. All of this takes place in an enriched Jewish setting. Some Hebrew instruction is available. After-school programs are available to kindergarteners.
silver spoons Group day Care 3445 Corlear Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 543-5373
Provides weekly lesson plans, daily activities and a menu plan suitable for children between 2 and 4.
spuyten duyvil Pre-s chool 3041 Kingsbridge Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 549-1525
spuytenduyvilpreschool.org
Started as a parent cooperative, school officials continue this tradition with an open-door policy for
parents and caregivers, counting on families to enrich the program offered to the children.
stein Yeshiva
287 Central Park Ave. Yonkers, NY 10704 (914) 965-7082
steinyeshiva.org
Offers classes for toddlers through eighth graders. The day care is licensed and offers programs for infants.
st. Gabriel’s Pre-Kindergarten 590 W. 235 St. Bronx, NY, 10463 (718) 884-1020
Offers a traditional nursery program. Class sizes vary from 12 to 18 with an adult-to-child ratio of 1-to-6. It is a Roman Catholic parochial school. susan E. Wagner day s chool at riverdale 5401 Post Road Bronx, NY 10467 (718) 601-5401
susanwagnerdayschools.com
Programs include universal prekindergarten, preschool special education and day care. Children in the program are just under 3 and range to 5.
The Yearling Nursery s chool 604 W. 227th St. Riverdale, NY, 10463 (718) 549-1606
yearlingnurseryschool.com
Provides programs for toddlers, preschoolers and pre-kindergarteners between 15 months and 5.
Andrus Planetarium Hudson river Museum 511 Warburton Ave. Yonkers, NY 10701
(914) 963-4550
hrm.org/planetarium
Offers hour-long Star Shows every weekend. Children younger than 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
The s cience Barge 99 Dock St Yonkers, NY 10701 (914) 375-2151 groundworkhv.org
This floating farm offers exhibits on urban agriculture, as well as arts and science workshops through the fall.
riverdale s occer Club
4600 Fieldston Road Bronx, NY 10471 - mailing address Independence Ave., Bronx, NY 10463 - program location (718) 601-8639
riverdalesoccerclub.org
Offers travel teams for both girls and boys. Programs available in the fall and the spring.
riverdale Boys s occer League (718) 601-8639
The 15-year-old league was previously affiliated with the local Little League. All games played in Seton Park.
riverdale Girls s occer League (718) 601-8639
Part of the Riverdale Soccer Club, the league introduces girls 8 through 14 to soccer while encouraging teamwork and sportsmanship. Games are scheduled for Sundays in the Fall and Saturdays in the spring.
riverdale YM-YWHA
5625 Arlington Ave., Bronx, NY 10471 (347) 913-4419
The program offers school-aged and pre-school clinics and leagues in basketball, NFL flag football, indoor soccer, gymnastics and more.
kingsbridge Heights Community Center
3101 Kingsbridge Terrace Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 884-0700
khcc-nyc.org
Offers a teen evening program with educational, cultural and recreational activities for participants 12 to 21. Mosholu Montefiore Community Center
3450 Dekalb Ave Bronx, NY 10467 (718) 882-4000
mmcc.org
Teens as old as 18 can sign up for a variety of clubs and activities. riverdale Community Center riverdale/kingsbridge Academy, M. s ./H. s . 141 660 W. 237 St. Bronx, NY 10463 (718) 796-4724
Offers a free after school program Monday through Friday at the school
Mount
for grades 6 through 12.
Wave Hill
4900 Independence Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 549-3200
wavehill.org
In addition to two paid internship programs for high school students –the Forest Project and the Woodland Ecology Research Mentorship – it also offers two internships: the Kerlin Education Internship and the Family Art Project Internship.
riverdale Neighborhood House 5521 Mosholu Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 549-8100, Ext. 159
riverdaleonline.org
The house’s free year-round, drop-in center is a safe and relaxed “second home” for young people between 12 and 18.
riverdale YM-YWHA
5625 Arlington Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-8200
riverdaley.org
Offers a youth basketball league, dance classes, birthday parties and a music school for all ages.
riverdale Children’s Theatre 6301 Riverdale Ave Riverdale, New York 10471 (646) 436-3045
riverdaletheatre.org
Children from second through ninth grade can audition to participate in full-scale productions, learning the basics of theater, music and dance.
riverdale YM-YWHA
5625 Arlington Ave. Bronx, NY 10471 (718) 548-8200 riverdaley.org
Riverdale Rising Stars and sister companies invite actors of all ages to hone their craft staging full-scale musical productions.
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5908 Riverdale Ave. (646) 533-2308
columbiaDoctors General (212) 932-5644
• Dr. Gerald Neuberg (646) 317-0130
• Dr. Kung-Ming Jan (718) 601-4800
• Dr. David. I. Sahar (718) 601-3700
3050 Corlear Ave., Suite 204, Bronx, NY, 10463
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital
hertz Dental
Dr. Paul M. Hertz
6011 Riverdale Ave. (718) 432-9900
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Comprehensive dentistry advanced Dental care of Riverdale P c
Dr. Daniel Faiwiszewski 3901 Independence Ave., Apt. 1T (718) 549-6453
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cosmetic and Pediatric Dentistry
Riverdale comprehensive Dentistry and spa
• Dr. Shahla S. Asadi
• Dr. Jemi Jacobs
• Dr. Esther Cohen
• Dr. Pardis Rajabi
• Dr. Sabiya Amanat
2600 Netherland Ave., Suite 117 (347) 380-4271 (718) 549-3910
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Riverdale Dental
Multi-specialty dental clinic utilizing latest safety protocols and led by NYU College of Dentistry active faculty 611 W. 239th St., Unit 1B (718) 548-3353
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Riverdale Oral surgery
Dr. Gabriela Oana
3333 Henry Hudson Parkway (718) 796-4550
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Riverdale Dental care
Dr. Gabriel Shalmi
444 W. 259th St. (718) 601-0900
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Family Dentistry
Pearl Dental spa
5683A Riverdale Ave., Suite 205 (718) 884-8808
PearlDentalSpa.com
Cosmetic and Family Dentistry
Riverdale Pediatric Dentistry P c
Dr. Liraz Spear
3725 Henry Hudson Parkway (718) 725-8997
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Taller Dental
Dr. Samuel H. Taller 3601 Waldo Ave. (718) 543-3704
DrTallerDental.com
Family Dentistry
Dr. Peter G. Burk
984 N. Broadway, Suite 303 (914) 423-5400
West Derm center
267A W. 231st St. (718) 432-8282
WestDermCenter.com
Ear, nose and Throat
columbia Doctors
• Dr. Justin Golub Otology, Neurotology, Skull base surgery
• Dr. Susannah Hills
Pediatric otolaryngology
• Dr. Elliot. Regenbogen Adult otolaryngology
• Dr. Flora Holderbaum
Audiology, adult and pediatric 3050 Corlear Ave., Suite 202 (212) 305-8555
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center
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Dr. Sophia Hu
Sees general endocrinology, specializes in thyroid disease including thyroid cancer, diabetes, adrenal disease, pituitary tumors, osteoporosis, and women’s health.
3050 Corlear Ave., Suite 204 (646) 317-0129
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital and NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Endoscopy
advanced Endoscopy center 5500 Broadway, Suite A1 (718) 548-7900
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Gastroenterology
columbia Doctors
• Dr. Ava V. Abjkesarua
• Dr Jennifer Caceres
• Dr. David S. Lee
• Dr. Enad Dawod
3050 Corlear Ave., Suite 204 (646) 317-0129
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital
Geriatric Medicine
columbia Doctors
• Dr. Xiaoshuang Yin
• Dr. Nana Makalatia
• Dr. Deborah Smyth 5141 Broadway at 220th Street (212) 932-6036 or (212) 932-4080
• Dr. Nana Makalatia
2600 Netherland Ave., Suite 125 (718) 543-3031
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital
internal Medicine
columbiaDoctors
Dr. Nydia E. Providence
2600 Netherland Ave., Suite 125 (718) 601-7505
5141 Broadway at West 220th Street (212) 932-4564
• Dr. Stuart R. Framm Travel Vaccines
• Dr. Sherry R. Kohn
5141 Broadway at West 220th Street, Suite 3-152 (212) 932-5190
• Dr. Aaron Manson
2600 Netherland Ave., Suite 125 (212) 305-3804
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital
Montefiore Medical Group
Riverdale Office
• Dr. Katherine Kostakos
• Dr. Sunita Ningthoujam
• Dr. Gerard Sykes
• Dr. Gerard Igel
• Dr. DeAnn Moore 3510 Johnson Ave. (718) 601-8205
Primary health services for adults 18 and older.
Obsterics and Gynecology
columbiaDoctors
• Dr. Doreen Kramer
• Dr. Reyna Payero
• Dr. Talitha Bruney
• Dr. Shinelle Caldwell
• Dr. Alison Gruber
270 W. 231st St., Suite 101A (212) 305-9779
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital
Dr. Jonathan D. Boniuk
The Whitehall, 3220 Arlington Ave., Suite 7 (718) 432-2299
Riverdale Eye a ssociates
• Dr. Leslie Gordon
• Dr. Kim Landzberg 2600 Netherland Ave. Suite 101
Pediatrics
Riverdale Pediatrics
• Dr. Barbara E. Strassber
• Dr. Carlyn A. Oppedisano
• Dr. Martin Rodriguez-Ema
The Century, 2600 Netherland Ave., Suite 120 (718) 796-3580
RiverdalePeds.com
Pediatric and adolescent medicine
Pediatric subspecialty care columbiaDoctors
• Dr. Andrei Constantinescu
• Dr. Catherine Kavanagh
• Dr. Anu Mallapaty
• Dr. Patricia M. Vuguin
• Dr. Camila Pereira-Eshraghi
• Dr. Ai Mencin
270 W. 231st St. (855) 550-KIDS
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital
PM&R, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation center
6132 Riverdale Ave. (718) 884-1200
RehabMed.net
Physiatry and pain medicine, physical therapy, occupational therapy, hand therapy, ultrasound-guided injections
Physical Therapy
hudson in- home Physical Therapy (347) 947-3132
HudsonInHomePT.com
Judith Kahn
545 W. 326TH St., Suite C
30 W. 60th St., Suite 1C (718) 884-8115
JudithKahn.com
Methodist h ome for nursing & Rehabilitation
4499 Manhattan College Parkway (718) 548-5100
MethodistHome.org
Riverdale Physical Therapy P c
Jerrold Mann
2735 Hudson Parkway (718) 884-0444
RiverdalePTPC.com
Riverdale sports
Physical Therapy, P c
Alexander Sherman 531 W. 235th St. (718) 432-1323
cambridge Podiatry center
Dr. Donald Spector
259 W. 231st St. (718) 548-3080
DrDSpector.com
Dr. Lance Greiff 3333 Henry Hudson Parkway (718) 601-2100
GreatNeckPodiatry.com
Dr. Michael L. Merenstein
3636 Fieldston Road (718) 548-6732
Psychotherapy
Ellen Eiger 3640 Johnson Ave. (646) 663-3956
Adults, adolescents and couples
Tara Fitzgerald Quimby 3600 Fieldston Road, Suite 2G (917) 273-6995
Children, adults and couples
Bhava Therapy Group
3580 Netherland Ave. (646) 389-5801
BhavaTherapyGroup.com
columbiaDoctors
• Dr. Daniel K. Manson
• Dr. Charles G. Murphy 3050 Corlear Ave., Suite 204
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital
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Teja M. Kapoor 3050 Corlear Ave., Suite 204
Affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital and NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Fieldston Lodge Care Center
666 Kappock St. (718) 549-1203
fieldstonlodge.com
s chervier rehabilitation and Nursing Center
2975 Independence Ave (718) 548-1700
schervier.com
Hebrew Home at riverdale 5901 Palisade Ave (800) 567-3646
riverspringliving
Hudson Pointe at riverdale Center for Nursing and rehabilitation
3220 Henry Hudson Pkwy (718) 514 2000
hudsonpointerehab.com
The New Jewish Home
6477 Broadway (800) 544-0304
jewishhome.org
Citadel rehabilitation and Nursing Center at Kingsbridge 3400 Cannon Place (718) 796-8100
citadelkingsbridge.com
manhattanville rehabilitation and Health Care center
311 W 231st St. (718) 601-8400
manhattanvillehealthcare.com
m ethodist Home for Nursing and rehabilitation
4499 Manhattan College Parkway (718) 548-5100 methodisthome.org
RiverSpring Living’s “Golden Dreams” partnership with the University of
has helped many residents like Jacqueline Kimmelstiel receive honorary degrees while at the assisted living facility.
Park gardens rehabilitation and Nursing Center
6585 Broadway (718) 549-2200
parkgardensrnc.com
riverdale manor Home for Adults 6355 Broadway (718) 549-3300
riverdale Senior Services
2600 Netherland Ave. (718) 884-5900
rssny.org
Marble Hill Senior center
5365 Broadway (718) 562-8551
mmcc.org
JASA van cortlandt Senior center
185 West 231st St. (718) 549-4700
jasa.org
Fort independence Senior center
3350 Bailey Ave. (718) 798-6601
mmcc.org
Mosholu Montefiore community center 3450 DeKalb Ave. (718) 882-4000
mmcc.org
riverdale YM-YWHA
5625 Arlington Ave. (718) 548-8200
riverdaley.org
castle Hill YMc A
2 Castle Hill Ave. (212) 912-2490
ymcanyc.org
riverdale Nursing Home 641 W. 230 St. (718) 796-4800
st. Patrick’s Home 66 Van Cortlandt Park S. (718) 519-2800
stpatrickshome.org
Gary Jean-Juste Lilka Adams took over Lloyd’s Carrot Cake (with her brother, Brandon) and carried on the tradition of making carrot cakes for the community following the death of their parents, who previously owned the location.
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Telephone: 646-610-9840
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Julia Engel, President; Ted Procas, Chairman; Seryl Ritter, Vice President; Deena Spindler, Treasurer; Bill Weitz, Secretary; Ed Yaker, Member
ARC has been supporting and advocating for co-op shareholders and condominium owners in Riverdale and throughout the Bronx for nearly four decades. ARC provides regular seminars and maintains an up-to-the-minute website that informs and educate shareholders, building managers and community residents, as well as those considering a move to our neighborhood.
In recent years, ARC
• Helps negotiate the new contract with Local 32 BJ that keeps labor costs fair and reasonable
• Serves as a clearinghouse for vital Information on Implementation of Local Law 97
• Lobbies for NYS Property Tax Abatement for co-op and condo owners, recently reauthorized
• Advocates with respect to legislation impacting boards and shareholders
• Works continuously with legislators to oppose efforts to weaken co-op board autonomy
• Updates members annually on legal issues and current rulings from the courts
The ARC webpage is all about co-ops, condos and our neighborhood – and nothing else! It is also an easy way to contact ARC directly and get answers to your personal questions. Just go to arcriverdale.com. If your building is not a member - join us!
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First Grade 11 + 12 =
Second Grade
Third Grade
How much is 99 plus 99 plus 99?
Fourth Grade
If 2 candies cost 5¢, how many candies can you buy for 35¢?
Fifth Grade
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Halfway through the second quarter, how much of the game is left?
Seventh Grade
How much is 6 % of 250?
If a = 5, b = 2 and c = 7, evaluate 3a2 + 5b (c – 4).
Solve for x: -3 (2x + 7) = 39.
Geometry What is the Absolute Value of the point (3, 4)?
