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Ancient Salt Marsh in The Bronx Show Dangerous Flooding Likely in NYC

Although there are many folks who deny that climate change is happening, including President Donald Trump and his administration, despite the plethora of scientific evidence, we already are experiencing its deadly impact—and things don’t look like they’ll get any better.  For four years, scientists have been studying salt marshes in Pelham Bay Park, New York…

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Sick Cat “Breaks Into” Bronx Home & Gets The Love & Care it Needs

A poor sick kitty broke into someone’s Bronx apartment by walking in through an open window.  According to the Huffington Post, Zebro, as he’s now known as,  was in pretty bad shape, scrawny, dehydrated, and suffering from several infections. After the NYPD picked him up, he was transported to a kill shelter but as luck…

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In a Surprising Move, MTA Votes to Keep Subway & Bus Fare at $2.75

Maybe the MTA actually has a heart?  They actually voted to keep the base fare for buses and subways at $2.75 however, unlimited and express unlimited will see an increase and the bonus will be significantly less.  Effective this March 19th: 7 day weekly unlimited is going from $31 to $32 30 day monthly unlimited…

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City Plans $275 Million Upgrade to NYPD Training Grounds at Rodman’s Neck

From detonations to gunfire, these intrusive sounds from Rodman’s Neck disrupt the relative tranquility of the quaint island neighborhood of City Island just on the other side of Eastchester Bay.
Now the city has announced that it’s planning on $275 million in upgrades to this NYPD training ground tucked away in the northeast Bronx inside Pelham Bay, the city’s largest park.

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New 40th Precinct’s Move To Melrose Takes a Step Closer

After almost a year since the latest round of plans and renderings for the new 40th Precinct to be constructed in Melrose at 149th Street and St Ann’s Avenue, plans have finally been submitted to New York City Development of Buildings.  The $50 million facility will be the first of its kind in the city…

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