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In a nation where one of the basic rights of its society is that its…
If you are a Bronx-based artist or know one, then this is for you so…
A mural in a Bronx auto body shop created by The Royal Kingbee and Per…
Vision Zero is actually working. Here’s a statistic The Bronx can be proud of: The…
4 years ago we shared a story about a “castle” built atop the second highest point…
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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NYC’s First Diabetes Relief Center Opening Next Week
This coming Tuesday, November 14th on World Diabetes Day, New York City’s first Diabetes Relief Center will open its doors to the public with a ribbon cutting ceremony open to the public beginning at 10:30AM. Earlier this summer we reported that Diabetes Relief Center would provide a new type of treatment for people who suffer…
Bronx Hearing on Controversial Monuments in NYC Set For November 27th
Several weeks after the removal of the busts of Confederate Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson from Bronx Community College’s Hall of Fame back in August, Mayor Bill de Blasio created an 18-member commission to review “how the city should address monuments seen as oppressive and inconsistent with the values of New York City.” On Monday,…
The Bronx Had the Lowest Voter Turnout of All NYC Boroughs
Only 19% of 718,302 active Bronx voters came out to vote during this past Tuesday’s election. Let that sink in. 19%. Not that the rest of New York City fared much better with an overall average of 24% of active voters in the city coming out to the polls but, as per usual, The Bronx…
Join Loving The Bronx in Sprucing Up West Farms Soldiers Cemetery & Virginia Park
Loving The Bronx is looking for volunteers to help out for It’s My Park clean up events on Saturday November 11th at Virginia Park and on Sunday November 12th at West Farms Soldiers Cemetery. From raking leaves to to planting bulbs at these locations, your efforts will help keep your communities beautiful and it’s a…
Despite His Million Dollar Campaign, Gjonaj’s City Council Race Is Worst Performing Race in City
Mark Gjonaj’s campaign to jump from the New York State Assembly into New York City Council was the most expensive in city history spending $1,179,856.46 according to New York City Campaign Finance Board records but after last night’s election, all that money didn’t equal into a major victory. Of all 51 New York City Council races…
70 Years Ago The Bronx Introduced Fruit on The Bottom of a Yogurt Cup to America
In 1942, Dannon Yogurt was founded in The Bronx in the midst of World War II but America wasn’t quite ready for the taste. But five years later right here in The Bronx in 1947, an idea came to fruition of you will, and the company’s founder, Daniel Carasso decided to put strawberry fruit on…
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