He had a regal look, no question, and he kinda looked like an historical figure… but this is 2022. Was he the King of Roosevelt Island or a visiting dignitary arriving by sleigh?
By David Stone
The Roosevelt Island Daily News
Leaving Rivercross, climbing the steps up to Good Shepherd Plaza, I heard the laughter. It was showery and cool, and most Roosevelt Islanders were still in or not far away from their beds. Echoing in the plaza, the sound was musical, and I soon found out why.
Behind every good dog…
…is a good companion delighted by his every antic.
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