David Stone
Founder & Euro Editor
Navigating Apps with Changes in Memory: Join Our Study
December 2, 2025
Weill Cornell Medicine seeks older adults with mild memory loss for a study on improving navigation apps. Participation is valuable,...
The afterlife has been debated by people of different religions for centuries. Judaism is no different, with various beliefs about what happens to the soul after death. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the main ideas about the…
A Time Out survey last year found New York City as the second dirtiest city in the world. Because #1 is Rome, Italy, that makes New York the worst in America. And as the following pictures show, Roosevelt Island is…
New York City is a vibrant mix of cultures, lifestyles and personalities. But tourists always stand out from the crowd. Whether you’ve muddled through town for a while or are just visiting, here are some surefire ways to spot tourists…
After a mild winter, cherry blossoms in snow may be a first for Roosevelt Island. At least in recent memory. At that, they’re several weeks early as the herald of spring. They set a seasonal tone as we push toward…
New York City is no stranger to inclement weather in the winter months, with snowstorms of varying severity striking the city almost every year. 2023 is a real exception. But while most are fairly mild, a select few have gone…
Unknown to most of us, a track rehabilitation program that includes eight months of F Train partial shutdowns and full closures began last weekend. Projects will run through October and force many painful adjustments. The 63rd Street Line Fixation Track…
If you’re considering a visit or even a move to Brooklyn Heights, you might be wondering what the neighborhood is like. Here’s a quick overview of what you can expect in this historic and charming area of New York City….
But maybe you shouldn’t relax because when his Sportspark plan fails – and it will – Roosevelt Islanders will be forced to pay for it. It won’t be the first time. By David Stone Roosevelt Island Daily News Talking with…
Corporate consolidation is burning out healthcare professionals and killing patients. But there’s another way. By Jim Hightower | February 22, 2023 Your doctor is out and unable to see you now. Not out for lunch or out on vacation — but out…
Women can reject the pressure to maintain spotless homes year-round and focus on what really matters to us. By Sonali Kolhatkar | February 22, 2023 My favorite chair is surrounded by piles of art supplies. There’s yarn stacked high in baskets. Metal…