Manhattan's little, quieter island
When Ghosts Floated Above the East River, January on Roosevelt Island
Island House. Spacious City Living Without Compromise.
Four Freedoms Park in Winter, Roosevelt Island’s Most Serene
One Week Into Swift Rapid COVID-19 Testing on Main Street Shows Light Use, Good Overall Results
New York residents pay $8,781 per capita in key state tax levies, highest in U.S.
Why did RIOC cancel its January board meeting with little notice?
“Doubles,” What a difference a year makes… New York City, January 2020
“Contemplating Civilization” at The Octagon, Photography by Piaskowski
Granny Annie’s, A New Neighbor Battles On
Breast Cancer Screening, Sign Up, February 3rd, CBN/RI Senior Center
On a January Day, when ghosts floated above the East River, Roosevelt Island seemed a different place. Perspectives changed as nature interfered, and you could imagine a different city.
Maybe your permanent home on Roosevelt Island. Click here to see the floor plans…
Four Freedoms Park in winter maintains the calm without the crowds in New York City’s most serene space. History grows more clear with the chill.
After the first 4-day week of rapid COVID-19 testing at the RIOC sponsored location at 524 Main Street, there’s little change overall in tests or results.
The Center Square/January 25th, 2021 New York residents pay 12.8 percent of their income per capita toward property, income and sales taxes – or $8,781 per person – according to a new study examining tax burdens in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. The share of income paid by New York residents for these
Why did RIOC cancel its January board meeting, scheduled less than a month ago? Is the state agency as rudderless as it appears with multiple challenges pending?
The location is the intersection of 5th Avenue and Broadway at 23rd Street, but seldom has one year been so long.
An opening for Piaskowski’s Contemplating Civilization is on tap for Saturday, January 30th, at gallery space set aside for the Roosevelt Island Visual Art Association (RIVAA) in The Octagon, 888 Main Street, Roosevelt Island. It’s from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., and you’re invited.
When Granny Annie’s took up the task of building a family restaurant in Riverwalk Commons, it was spring 2019. The usual challenges were enough to keep most of us awake at night, but then, 2020 arrived.
Mount Sinai brings its mammography van to Roosevelt Island. Just call for an appointment on February 3rd.
