It seems like the cart was put before the horse. When it was announced yesterday…
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So her Madgesty aka Esther aka Madonna is coming to the Boogie Down Bronx for…
Wat Buddhayaram, a Thai Buddhist temple founded in 1965 as a study center was the…
Are you a student living in the Bronx or attending high school in the Bronx…
A group of young men were busted yesterday for utilizing an abandoned building in Morris…
In what first appeared to be a copy cat incident of a shopping cart being…
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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Transit Oriented Development Initiatives Around Melrose Metro North Station
Join us this Saturday as representatives of Sustainable Communities • Bronx Metro North Study provide an interactive tour of the Melrose Metro North Station and its pedestrian access points. This is a very important way we, as a community, can band together and give feedback and be part of the process for the future of…
A Walk Through The Bronx
A walk through the Bronx sometimes reveals interesting nooks and crannies. Anyone care to guess where this is?
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Visits The South Bronx But No One’s Home
Today, I had the pleasure of participating in US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s Listening Session for the 2012 Food and Farm Bill at Hostos Community College right here in the Bronx. Senator Gillibrand is the first US Senator from New York to sit on the Senate Agriculture Committee in over 40 years. This gives New Yorkers…
US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Coming to The Bronx Tomorrow, Wednesday, January 4th
Tomorrow, Wednesday, January 4th, US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand will be coming to the Bronx at Hostos Community College as part of her listening sessions for the upcoming ” Food and Farm Bill ”. This is an extremely important event for Bronxites in particular since we have the dubious distinction of being the poorest and unhealthiest and atrocious access to healthy and nutritious produce and vegetables that other areas in the state take for granted.
Bronx Resident Reports From Iraq: Reflects On End Of The 8 Year War
Mike Kamber, renowned photojournalist and Melrose resident, is currently on assignment in Iraq reporting on the close of the Iraqi War. His latest entry in the New York Times is a bittersweet chronology of emotions during that time spent covering the seemingly endless battles, deaths and all the ills that go along with war. Kamber…
High Court Disses God’s Country
In an expected move by many, the United States Supreme Court decided not to listen to a case that has been rolling around for well over a decade according to the Daily News. Bronx Household of Faith v Board of Education of the City of New York tackles the ever so delicate balance of separation…
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