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,...
From the Roosevelt Island Tramway to Four Freedoms Park, there are many photo spots on Roosevelt Island that capture NYC’s beauty and history.
The Window Project showcases RIVAA artists’ creativity, enhancing Roosevelt Island’s Main Street. This vibrant tribute celebrates local art and fulfills the community’s commitment to creativity.
Four Freedoms Park symbolizes freedom’s importance, reminding us to cherish expression, diversity, and peace while envisioning a brighter, more inclusive future for all.
Roosevelt Island residents formed a wild turkey rescue team, successfully springing Rosie from subway captivity. Who knew turkey rescues required such coordination? Flap flap hooray!
Rosie, the beloved wild turkey of Roosevelt Island, became trapped in the subway station, raising concerns about her safety. Many remain worried and seek updates on her whereabouts.
The MTA’s belated cleaning of Roosevelt Island station feels more like a public relations stunt than genuine neglect redemption, with lasting cleanliness still questionable.
Join RIVAA for a passionate discussion featuring esteemed panelists who celebrate Roosevelt Island’s beauty, highlighting art’s transformative power and the legacy of visionary figures.
The Girl Puzzle monument in Lighthouse Park faced concerns due to poor concrete work, but recent efforts by RIOC and artist Amanda Matthews bring hope for its future. Despite initial stability issues, progress has been made to repair and stabilize the monument, signaling positive developments for visitors and residents.
The radical transformations at Southpoint Park have eroded the picturesque shorelines, with resident requests for improvements dismissed. The park lacks imagination, with barren areas and a harsh rocky path devoid of seating. The only bright spot is the animal sanctuary. It’s time to stop the senseless destruction of nature and inject imagination into this space.
The Roosevelt Island community gathered to honor Wendy Hersh with the MSTDA Star Award. Wendy’s exemplary leadership at the Roosevelt Island Disabled Association and Food Pantry has been instrumental in providing essential services to the community. The event showcased captivating performances and raised funds for the performing arts organization, fostering a strong sense of community.