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Here’s are a few of the stories on the Bronx radar map that we thought…
Throughout the years Orchard Beach has gone through some great renovations like new playgrounds, handball…
As I headed home walking along 161st street I noticed the most disturbing ad plastered…
This not to be missed event tomorrow at Casita Maria will sure be yet another…
What happens when you put a spoken word artist raised in the Bronx together with…
- The South Bronx will lose its last movie theater next month leaving the borough with just one
- The Bronx needs to think big to combat the affordable housing crisis
- Every day is Earth Day in The Bronx
- Hope for connecting The Bronx directly to Queens and Brooklyn via the Interborough Express is revived
- Historic $1 billion donation made to The Bronx’s Albert Einstein College of Medicine to provide free tuition
A brand new development in the Mott Haven is now accepting applications for affordable apartments. Located at 405 E 146th Street at Willis Avenue, Betances VI Family Apartments was constructed on NYCHA…
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Movie Filmed And Set In The Bronx With All Latino Cast To Open Tonight At Tribeca Film Festival.
What does an Irishman and latinos have in common? Well a lot more than you may think. For starters director, Macdara Vallely of the Bronx and a native of Northern Ireland is married to a Puerto Rican and he speaks fluent Spanish. Tonight, Vallely’s Bronx based film, “Babygirl” – a coming of age story with…
Yom HaShoa – Holocaust Remembrance Day: How A Bronx Rabbi Saved A Family
Many New Yorkers and Bronxites for that matter do not know that at one point, the Bronx was the most Jewish of all the boroughs. With over half a million residents of Jewish ancestry, they made up almost 57% of the population of our beloved borough in the 1930s through the 40s. According to bronxsynagogues.org,…
Spectacular Opening Day At Yankee Stadium!
It was a picture perfect day for the Yankees’ home opener yesterday against the Los Angeles Angels. Not only was the sun shining and the temperatures milder than the beginning of the week but the Bronx Bombers beat the Angels 5-0. As early as 11am, thousands of loyal fans had gathered at the stadium and…
With An Opening Reception, The Bronx Becomes The Center of The Art World For A Day
“Magical.” “Phenomenal.” “Speechless.” These were just some of the words I kept hearing throughout what many consider to have been the event of the year and perhaps the new century for the Bronx. The event presented by No Longer Empty – the non profit entity that converts empty spaces into art exhibits and connects them…
The Andrew Freedman Home Reinvented – No Longer Empty Presents: This Side of Paradise
For decades, the Andrew Freedman Home, described by the New York Times in 1999 as, “… the Grand Concourse’s grandest building, a broad limestone palazzo…”, sat in relative obscurity between 166th and McClellan Streets – local residents and passerby alike wondering what the history of this seemingly out of place mansion was. The home, was…
Bronx Baron Ambrosia Of Bronx Flavor Wins A New York Emmy – Borough Beaming With Pride!
Our borough’s very own culinary ambassador, Baron Ambrosia – a latino of Dominican roots, won a New York Emmy yesterday for Best On-Camera Talent: Performer/Narrator for his show hit show on BronxNet, Bronx Flavor. The Baron has been gracing us with his antics since January 2007 in his wildly popular culinary podcast, The Underbelly which…
- The South Bronx will lose its last movie theater next month leaving the borough with just one
- The Bronx needs to think big to combat the affordable housing crisis
- Every day is Earth Day in The Bronx
- Hope for connecting The Bronx directly to Queens and Brooklyn via the Interborough Express is revived
- Historic $1 billion donation made to The Bronx’s Albert Einstein College of Medicine to provide free tuition
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