The Roosevelt Island LightHouse
Theo Gobblevelt, Eleanor RiversShining a light on Roosevelt Island’s visible and hidden stories with fearless commentary, sharp analysis, and fact-driven reporting.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | ri-lighthouse.com |
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Latest Issues
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Fast Track At Home
The citywide election is weeks away. Buried under the personality talk is a proposal that promises speed: fast track approvals for “affordable housing.” Before Roosevelt Island voters decide what that should mean for New York, it’s worth as...
The Gag Order
We move back into the August 27, 2025 Governance Committee meeting at 680 Main Street where it felt less like a continuation than the quiet third act of a long play. In Part 1 (“A Pause Between Sips”), the conversation had drifted from ethi...
100 Days of Grace
B.J. Jones has been in the President’s chair at RIOC for just over a month. The community, weary but hopeful, is giving him what every new leader gets: about 100 days of grace. That’s the window to show direction before people decide whethe...
The Unmentioned Section
We pick up where we left off. The Governance Committee meeting of August 27th—still in Motorgate’s echoing belly—moves from theater to table work. Ethics in a parking garage. Only on Roosevelt Island do we test our moral compass next to a c...
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder of The RI Lighthouse, I’m Theo Gobblevelt, a truth-seeker. Uncovering Roosevelt Island's visible and hidden stories with sharp analysis, legal insight, and fearless commentary. Fact-driven, unapologetic, and always illuminating.
Eleanor Rivers reveals the unspoken truths of governance through storytelling. With a past in advertising and a keen eye for nuance, she transforms public meetings into compelling tales—letting readers uncover meaning between the lines.
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