West Bronx Mayoral Forum a Success

May 6, 2013

Following our successful citywide Mayoral Forum on Sustainability, the New York League of Conservation Voters Education Fund this week partnered with The Riverdale Press and the Riverdale YM-YWHA to host the West Bronx Green Mayoral Candidate Political Education Forum in Riverdale.

Over 100 people attended Monday night’s forum, which was moderated by NYLCVEF President  Marcia Bystryn and included panelists Eric Goldstein, Yael Levy and Barry Willner.

Mayoral candidates Christine Quinn, Sal Albanese, John Liu and Adolfo Carrion fielded questions about a wide range of environmental issues, including open space, energy, waterfront access and the Hudson River Greenway.

On May 21st, NYLCVEF will participate in a West Bronx City Council Candidate Forum, where we’ll cover sustainability issues affecting the West Bronx with City Council candidates.

Thanks to everyone who attended the West Bronx Green Mayoral Forum, and thanks to our sponsors:

Christ Church

Conservative Synagogue Adath Israel of Riverdale

Friends of the Hudson River Greenway in the Bronx

Friends of Van Cortlandt Park

Hebrew Institute of Riverdale

Kingsbridge-Riverdale-Van Cortlandt Devel. Corp.

The NRDC Action Fund

North Riverdale Merchants Association

Open Space Institute

Riverdale Community Coalition

Riverdale Jewish Center

Riverdale Jewish Community

Relations Council

Riverdale Nature Preservancy

Riverdale Presbyterian Church

Riverdale Temple

Young Israel Ohab Zedek

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