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Why Can't RIOC Fix Anything, Including Itself?
Roosevelt Islandâs leadership has failed utterly, leaving residents to suffer under indifferent authority while vital services languish. The invisible powers must go for any hope of recovery. by David Stone The Roosevelt Island Daily News âHavenât had a leader in two years,â a RIOC manager told me. He was referring to the period in which CEO Shelton Haynes was missing. It started withâŚ
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Recycling in NYC Is Easier Than You Think: A Guide for the Confused
Where do pizza boxes go? What exactly is rigid plastic? How clean do empty jars need to be? Relax, experts say. By Samantha Maldonado This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. The Roosevelt Island Daily News Jan 28 5:00am EST Sanitation workers put paper recycling onto barges at a transfer station on the westâŚ
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The Tram and F Train - Mid-February Shutdowns Challenge Roosevelt Island
Roosevelt Islandâs Tram shutdown highlights RIOCâs negligence, further harming residents with disabilities while tourists swarm, exposing systemic failures in public transport and outright disregard for residents. by David Stone The Roosevelt Island Daily News Shutdowns Starting February 10th First Up: The Roosevelt Island Tram The current issue concerning persistent Tram crowding will beâŚ
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Parents Network: Have Stroller Rights Now Gone Wrong on Red Buses?
Stroller rights on Roosevelt Island have spiraled, with parents prioritizing their convenience over the needs of seniors and disabled, blocking necessary access and seating. by David Stone The Roosevelt Island Daily News Stroller Rights or Wrongs? â12 yrs ago a lot of parents with babies sat down with RIOC and convinced them to let us keep our strollers open inside the Red Bus,â one momâŚ
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Hochul and Adams Budget Generously, Despite Looming Washington Threats
Tax rebates and heavy spending define spending proposals unveiled as Trump and Republican-controlled Congress prepare likely federal cuts to social programs. By Greg David This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. The Roosevelt Island Daily News Jan 27 4:55am EST Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric AdamsâŚ
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Tech Startup Gets on Fast Track to Install Sidewalk EV Charging Towers After Hiring Eric Adamsâ Power Broker
Gravity Technologies is preparing to plant âtreesâ to juice up city agency vehicles, with help from the lobbying firm founded by the mayorâs former chief of staff, Frank Carone. By Greg B. Smith This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. The Roosevelt Island Daily News Jan 27 5:00am EST Tech startup GravityâŚ
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Why Roosevelt Island Needs Stop Sign Cameras Now
Residents advocate for stop sign cameras on Roosevelt Island to enhance traffic safety, addressing ongoing violations, particularly from public safety vehicles, and reducing accidents at hazardous intersections. By David Stone The Roosevelt Island Daily News âI would love to see stop sign cameras installed on Main Street,â Paul Krikler wrote. âMost vehicles do not stop and some barrel through.âŚ
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As Temperatures Plunge, Subways Serve as Rolling Shelters
When sleeping on the street is deadly and shelters are dangerous, homeless New Yorkers looking for warmth and a place to lay their head retreat underground. By Jose Martinez This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. The Roosevelt Island Daily News Cover Photo: Homeless in the Roosevelt Island Station. Credit:âŚ
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Video Shows Eric Adams Bashing Trumpâs âIdiot Behaviorâ and âBuffooneryâ on MLK Day in 2018
But in 2025, the mayor canceled his MLK appearances to attend the inauguration of President Trump, whoâs dangled the possibility of a pardon if Adams is convicted on corruption charges. By Yoav Gonen This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. The Roosevelt Island Daily News Jan 23 9:46pm EST Then-BrooklynâŚ
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Apartment Dwellers, Avoid These Winter Heating Hazards to Stay Safe
Beware of space heaters, using your oven and stove as a furnace and more. By Rachel Kahn This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. The Roosevelt Island Daily News Jan 23 5:00am EST Pedestrians trudge through the snow during an early-winter storm, Jan. 6, 2025. Credit: Ben Fractenberg/THE CITY AsâŚ
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Krueger Now Joins Seawright, Supporting Priority Boarding on the Tram
Senator Liz Krueger supports priority boarding for Tram passengers from Roosevelt Island, criticizing RIOCâs lack of community engagement and urging bureaucratic change for resolution implementation. by David Stone The Roosevelt Island Daily News Krueger, Tram Priority Boarding Plus Today, in a statement released by her office, Senator Liz Krueger got on board. She joined Assembly MemberâŚ
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What to Know About the 2025 Elections in New York City
The embattled mayorâs reelection fight is far from the only contest on the ballot. By Rachel Holliday Smith This story was originally published by THE CITY. Sign up to get the latest New York City news delivered to you each morning. The Roosevelt Island Daily News Jan 21 5:00am EST An early-voting site was open at the Queens Borough Community College for the Congressional District 3 specialâŚ
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Esther Needs a Home. Yours May Need Esther. Adopt a Great, Loving Cat Today
Esther, a charming and playful two-year-old cat, seeks a loving home. Sheâs affectionate, people-friendly, and promises endless entertainment. Donât miss out on this delightful companion. The Roosevelt Island Daily News Meet Esther Letâs get to know each other better! Photo: Deborah Julian. Life is better with cats around. Itâs a truth I discovered 30 years ago when my wife brought GeorgeâŚ
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Chief Brown's New Tram Crowding Plan Is Remarkable: It's Worse Than Nothing
Chief Brownâs Tram crowding plan shows RIOCâs cluelessness. With inadequate safety measures and nonexistent personnel, itâs a hollow gesture that fails to address chronic crowding. By David Stone The Roosevelt Island Daily News At a very lightly attended Public Safety Meeting last week, Chief Brown introduced a new Tram boarding plan. It was strange because it emphasized a significant flawâŚ
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What is a Mining Pool and How to Join It?
A crypto pool is a platform where individual miners combine their computational resources to increase their chances of solving complex mathematical problems and earning cryptocurrency rewards. Mining pools have become an integral part of the cryptocurrency ecosystem, particularly in proof-of-work (PoW) networks like Bitcoin and Ethereum Classic. Contributor The Roosevelt Island Daily News HowâŚ
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Junk Food Turns Public Villain as Power Shifts in Washington
Stephanie Armour and David HilzenrathJanuary 17, 2025 The Roosevelt Island Daily News The new Trump administration could be coming for your snacks. For years, the federal government has steered clear of regulating junk food, fast food, and ultra-processed food. Now attitudes are changing. Some members of President-elect Donald Trumpâs inner circle are gearing up to battle âBig Food,â or theâŚ
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Fix RIOC? First, Start with the Board
The RIOC board is a Jurassic disaster, perpetually failing to govern. Governor Kathy Hochul must act decisively to replace these relics and revitalize Roosevelt Islandâs future. by David Stone The Roosevelt Island Daily News The dinosaurs vanished around 66 million years ago. But a clutch of them has been found holding seats on RIOCâs board. It would only be good taste if they leftâŚ
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