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,...
‘We’re Not There Yet,’ Eric Adams Says of NYC-Wide School Cell Phone Ban
Mayor Eric Adams has expressed skepticism about implementing a citywide school cell phone ban, citing logistical and financial challenges. This contradicts previous statements by schools Chancellor David Banks. With no updates just before the new school year, the issue remains unresolved, leaving parents and educators seeking clarity. The ban would require approval from the Panel for Educational Policy.
Tram Safety in Question Again After Another Mid-River Stall
Unless you were afraid of heights or of flying, Tram safety was probably just something you took for granted – until this year. Over the last twelve months, many reported instances of swinging out of control and mid-river stalls erased…
Big Stink at Roosevelt Landings
Residents of Roosevelt Landings on Roosevelt Island are facing a sanitation crisis that goes beyond dog waste to include human excrement. With no public restrooms available mid-island, the burden falls on the community to clean up. The lack of basic facilities and neglect is not just an inconvenience, but a pressing public health issue that local authorities must urgently address.
RIOC’s Endless War on WFF, Ceruzzi and the Animals
In a turbulent battle for animal rights, Wildlife Freedom Foundation founder Rosanna Ceruzzi faces off against Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation (RIOC) with provocative persistence. Hostility, water supply cutoffs, and rental demands paint a picture of a relentless war. With leadership in question, the community’s hopes for fairness and transparency are left in the lurch.
Credit Card Debt Spikes in NYC as Working Families Feel Post-Pandemic Pinch
Wages in New York haven’t kept up with inflation, and the COVID-era relief programs that helped low-income New Yorkers have dried up. By Greg David, and Alex Krales Aug 27 5:05am EDT On Friday, Alicia Velasquez and Julieta Rodriguez stood…
New 14-Seater Wheelchair Accessible Bus Arriving for Roosevelt Island
It falls short of everything Roosevelt Island needs right now. But reliable sources tell us a new Glaval 14-Seater bus is arriving before schools open next week. It has room for two wheelchairs. And there are more promising developments coming…
The New Covid Vaccine Is Out. Why You Might Not Want To Rush To Get It.
The FDA has approved an updated Covid shot for all those aged 6 months and older. There is a dilemma over whether to get the shot now, during the current outbreak, or save it for the winter wave. While the vaccine provides some protection to everyone, the decision is complicated by the evolving variants and waning vaccine protection.
You’re Invited to a Free Opening Reception for Saundra Lamb’s Solo Art Exhibit
Join Saundra Lamb at RIVAA Gallery for her exhibition, Earth, Sky and Above. Experience her dreamlike vision of Earth and the universe. Opening reception: August 31, 6-9 PM. Free admission. Don’t miss the chance to delve into her captivating paintings and share her unique perspective on our world.
RIOC – Under Pressure – Risks the Safety of Riders and Pedestrians
RIOC’s neglect of bus safety led to a dangerous situation. Facing a crumbling Red Bus system, the agency ignored critical issues, putting passengers at risk. Despite pressure from the community, RIOC failed to take responsibility. With only one operational bus, the situation remains dire. Accountability and safety must not be compromised.
4 Temporary Facilities You Need on a Construction Site
Construction sites are bustling environments where efficiency and safety go hand in hand. To ensure smooth operations and the well-being of workers, temporary facilities are crucial. Continue reading to learn about the temporary facilities you need on a construction site…
David Stone
Founder & Euro Editor