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A deal has been struck between the city and the federal government that will not…
In an exclusive story, The New York Daily News has reported that the famed and…
The news of Anthony Bourdain’s death by suicide today caught us off guard completely. In…
Bronxite Alfredo Angueria is opening up a new restaurant called Beatstro in Port Morris which…
Vice recently toured a beloved Bronx institution, the headquarters of Delicioso Coco Helado which floods…
- After 115 years, historic All Hallows High School in The Bronx will close this year
- Archdiocese to close two more Bronx Catholic schools
- A 2,200-bed migrant shelter for men heading to the South Bronx
- New York City Selects Developers for Long-Abandoned Kingsbridge Armory
- Construction begins on the tallest building in the South Bronx
The Economic Development Corporation’s pick of Maddd Equities and Joy Construction elevates hopes that decades of revival schemes finally come to fruition — and concerns about a contractor’s safety record. By Jonathan…
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Plans Filed for Yet ANOTHER Development in Jerome Avenue Rezoning Area
Developers didn’t wait too long for the ink to dry after the Jerome Avenue Rezoning was approved back in March of this year. Maddd Equities has filed plans for a 17 story building at 1164 River Avenue next to the site of another development planned by the same developers which would include two 17 story…
So What’s The Most Common Language Spoken in Your Bronx Neighborhood?
It’s no surprise that Spanish is the most commonly spoken language in The Bronx followed by English but the third most common languages spoken in your neighborhoods might not be so obvious. Bengali, Italian, French, Russian, Albanian, and African languages from the Kru family are just some of the ones you might be hearing while…
17 Georgia O’Keeffe Paintings of Hawai’i at NYBG Together for the First Time Since 1940 Debut
It’s been 78 years since seventeen of twenty Georgia O’Keeffe paintings were seen together since their debut in 1940 after the artist journeyed to Hawai’i on commission an ad campaign in 1939. And now you can see them right here in The Bronx starting May 19th at The New York Botanical Garden in this exciting…
Brenda K Starr & Jiggly Caliente to Perform at The Bronx’s Offical Pride Festival
Over 15,000 people are expected on Sunday, June 17th for The Bronx’s official LGBTQ pride festival, The 1 Bronx Festival, filled with dozens of performances including big name celebrities like Brenda K Starr and Jiggly Caliente of RuPaul’s Drag Race fame. The day will start with a Pride March starting at 161st Street and Grand…
Applications Now Being Accepted for 218 Affordable Units in Belmont, Home of NYC’s Real Little Italy
Applications for 218 apartments at the brand new Cooper Gardens in Belmont, just a couple of blocks away from NYC’s REAL Little Italy, are now being accepted. And the rents are well below market rate with studios at $865 a month, 1 bedrooms at $929, 2 bedrooms at $1,121, and 3 bedrooms at $1,289. As…
23 Pictures of Spring in The Bronx
Well it finally happened: Spring has sprung! We took off on our bike and went throughout our beautiful borough to check up and see what signs of Spring we could find and we weren’t disappointed. Here are just some of the images we wanted to share with you and hope you enjoy them! Please share…
- After 115 years, historic All Hallows High School in The Bronx will close this year
- Archdiocese to close two more Bronx Catholic schools
- A 2,200-bed migrant shelter for men heading to the South Bronx
- New York City Selects Developers for Long-Abandoned Kingsbridge Armory
- Construction begins on the tallest building in the South Bronx
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