The world has one of its most prolific authors. Mary Higgins Clark, who was born…
Bronx Facts
The following was originally published over at Hidden Waters Blog, a companion blog to the…
Photo: Diego Robayo The following is a series written by Diego Robayo of the Historic…
Never forget. For the past 70 years we’ve been taught to never forget the genocide…
Thanks to 6sqft for letting us syndicate this wonderful historical piece on Arthur Avenue. Make…
The Bronx is booming as population is just hundreds away from the historical high set…
One of the worst things to happen to transportation in The Bronx was the removal…
Bronx islands is not the first topic that comes up when thinking about our borough.…
Old Bronx pics are amazing. The Bronx of 100 years ago was very different but…
The following is an excerpt from a wonderful post on The Bronx’s Jewish history and how a language united its people in a borough that was home to the largest Jewish population in all of New York City.
This past Monday, May 9th, legislation was passed to make the bison, aka the American Buffalo, the national mammal of The United States and now sits along with the bald eagle, the rose, and the oak tree as official symbols of our nation.
But did you know that the bison was rescued from the abyss of extinction right here in The Bronx?
If you feel subways and buses are crowded now more than ever—it’s not just your imagination.
For the first time in New York City history, the population has hit above 8.5 million people according to US Census estimates issued for last year—and The Bronx is leading not just the city in terms of growth but also the State of New York.