As many Roosevelt Islanders have noticed, RIOC is trying to get better. In that vein, six weeks ago, we suggested three easy fixes that it
Author: davidstone1313
Are some species – humans for example – better than others?
One thing has always bugged me about science. (It’s not the only thing.) It’s the idea of “superiority” that pervades reporting. It’s as if every
No ‘Forever Chemicals’ Worries for NYC’s Drinking Water — But Environmental Agency Is Making Extra Sure to Be Safe
Levels of 29 PFAS compounds are below detectable levels in the city reservoir network, as tougher standards spur hunt for potential risk sources. By Samantha
Everyone Loves Roosevelt Island Now. It’s a Problem?
The cherry blossoms have mostly fallen, their pinkish glow lost until next spring, but everyone loves Roosevelt Island, even without them. That’s the takeaway from
When the New York Mets Came to Roosevelt Island
“The Amazin’ Mets Foundation generously supports the Carter Burden Network with an annual grant to support meal programs that combat food insecurity amongst older adults,”
After 3 Pier Railing Collapses, RIOC Looks for Lasting Solutions
Any one of the three pier railing collapses along the West Promenade could have ended up much worse. In none of the incidents were there
Last Year, You Spent More Than A Month’s Rent on Pentagon Contractors
A dollar by dollar look at how our taxes enrich military contractors — at the expense of things that actually make us secure. By Lindsay Koshgarian |
Time Is Now. Hold Leitner-POMA and RIOC Responsible for the Tram
As it goes through a series of troubles and disappointments, one question stands out unanswered. Who is responsible for the Tram? As former RIOC board
No surprise: New York ranks dead last for economic outlook
(The Center Square) — New York has maintained its place at the bottom of a nationwide ranking on the economic outlook, according to a new
Fiscal watchdog says most New York City projects delayed, over budget
(The Center Square) — The majority of New York City’s capital projects are over budget and behind schedule, according to the state’s top counter, which