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Three years ago, I publicly came out to our Welcome2TheBronx readers about my battle with…
Sleepy Norwood in the Northwest Bronx has been identified as the next possible hot New…
The Nonhuman Rights Project filed a lawsuit earlier this week to free the 47 year…
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Applications are now being accepted for a new affordable housing development for seniors in the…
Bally’s gambling complex proposal at the former Trump Links in Throggs Neck relies on getting state approval to alienate parkland, but lacks local leaders’ support as the legislative session winds down. By…
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Federal Government Approves Removing the Sheridan’s Interstate Designation
The transformation of the Sheridan Expressway from a highway to a tree-lined boulevard just took a leap closer to becoming a reality. The federal government has given the green light for removing the designation of the expressway as an interstate which will allow the state to proceed with plans to convert this stretch of road…
NYC Needs Your Input: Recommend Future Bronx Ferry Landings
Now that the Soundview Ferry service is in full swing, the New York City Economic Development Corporation needs your input on where to look into for possible future ferry landings in The Bronx and across the city. We have already written several pieces on what a future expansion could look like so we’re glad that…
Hidden Waters: History of Pugsley Creek in The Bronx
The following was originally published over at Hidden Waters Blog, a companion blog to the amazing Hidden Waters of NYC book by Sergey Kadinsky, and reprinted with permission. Among the streams feeding into the East River that flow through the Bronx, Pugsley Creek is obscure, with little information available on its history. All that remains of it…
Developer Eyes on The Bronx: Construction Boom Pushes Melrose to the Top
The construction boom across NYC and The Bronx is rapidly transforming our borough and now a new report shows that the South Bronx neighborhood of Melrose had more new residential units approved than any other in the borough. In fact, Melrose placed third in New York after Long Island City and East New York according…
Watch: Parkchester Statues Continue to Disappear
As we reported last month, iconic Parkchester statues adorning the tops of buildings have been disappearing. Parkchester Condominium management has yet to return any calls and now John Bannon Dias of CBS News reports on this ongoing issue. Watch below:
Soundview Ferry Already Causing Parking Nightmares for Residents
When we took the inaugural ferry ride out of Soundview last month, the first thing we noticed was the lack of parking in the area. Now residents are complaining that they’re having a rough time finding parking. The problem stems from the fact that the ferry was designed for people who live in the immediate…
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