David Stone
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December 2, 2025
Weill Cornell Medicine seeks older adults with mild memory loss for a study on improving navigation apps. Participation is valuable,...
Tajuna Sharpe quietly left RIOC, but her impactful leadership and extensive qualifications tell a different story. Despite overseeing a multi-million dollar budget and serving on numerous boards, her departure went unnoticed. The Daily demands recognition for Sharpe’s contributions, shedding light on a hidden gem in Roosevelt Island’s history.
The red bus crisis hit a critical low on Friday with services down to just two buses. Some relief is on the way but not until next year when two new buses arrive, but that still leaves the needed inventory…
Last night’s RIOC board meeting was a chaotic mess, plagued by bickering and bullying. The good news? Acting COO Mary Cunneen recommended axing the Palace of Versailles Bike Ramp project, saving trees and traffic hassle. Communications Director Bryant Daniels secured approval for holiday decorations from a vetted vendor, bypassing the usual suspect. #__JETPACK_AI_ERROR__
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed two bills to protect New York teens from harmful social media effects, becoming the latest state to do so. The laws aim to limit algorithmic content and notifications without parental consent. Despite opposition, Hochul and advocates champion the move as a precedent for other states and Congress to prioritize youth wellbeing over Big Tech profits.
The traditional approach to measuring animal intelligence, based on human language skills, may be flawed in a world driven by emotion. Words may not capture the depth of animals’ emotional lives and thought processes. Prioritizing emotional connection over verbal communication can unlock a deeper understanding of our animal companions, bridging the gap between humans and other creatures.
Don’t let your dog’s fur lose its luster. Keep your furry friend looking and feeling good with these five ways to make your dog’s coat look shinier.
The June 2024 RIOC board meeting will discuss fiscal performance, including issues like the overcrowded Tram, loss-making Red buses, and underperforming Sportspark. Deputy General Counsel Gerrald Ellis’s departure marks the end of an era of open and responsive governance, leaving Roosevelt Island residents hoping for positive changes in leadership.
New York’s Appellate Court decision has reinstated the Equal Rights Amendment for the state constitution, setting the stage for a November ballot. Senator Liz Krueger expresses confidence in New Yorkers’ support for equal rights, amid opposition and disinformation. The amendment, if passed, would provide stronger anti-discrimination protections, encompassing various demographics. Stay informed for the November 2024 election.
In the world of life, fungi stand apart from plants and animals. They are the enigmatic goth kids of the natural world, playing a vital role in nutrient cycling and forming partnerships with other organisms. From antibiotics to culinary delights, fungi are far more intriguing than we may realize.
In a bustling city, a hackberry tree observes human habits and muses on their peculiar contradictions. From frantic busyness to tech addiction and extravagant waste, it questions if humans truly appreciate the world around them. The tree suggests slowing down, embracing simplicity, and experiencing the environment to coexist more harmoniously.