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The Gothamist reports today that a bombed train slipped by the MTA and came into…
What’s could possibly be better for local residents than to stumble upon a farmer’s stand…
If you’ve been following the shady dealings of Councilwoman Maria del Carmen Arroyo and the…
ScoutingNY has featured several places in the Bronx as he (they? She?) journeys throughout the…
One of the most corrupt politicians in the Bronx, Maria del Carmen Arroyo, has been…
- The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism Brings Bold Colors and Vibrant Culture to The Bronx
- One month later, Congestion Pricing appears to be working despite critics’ opposition
- First ICE raid under Trump hits The Bronx in the early morning hours
- Construction underway on massive apartment building next to the historic High Bridge
- After 115 years, historic All Hallows High School in The Bronx will close this year
In a few years, the historic High Bridge, New York City’s oldest bridge, will have a massive next door neighbor which will block its view that many Bronx residents in the neighborhood…
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Pols Aggressively Shaping Bronx Community Boards | Bronx Bureau
Check out this excellent piece from the Bronx Bureau by Naomi Cohen on how politicians have been and continue to shape and bend Community Boards to their interests. Oh and a big thanks for linking my post in their article! Via Bronx Bureau: Pols Aggressively Shaping Bronx Community Boards by Naomi Cohen, bronxbureau.org July 16th…
City Approves Funding For City Island’s New Replacement Bridge Much to The Discontent Of Clamdiggers and Musselsuckers Alike.
Clamdigger Noun 1. A resident of City Island who was born on the island. Musselsucker Noun 1. A resident of City Island not born on the island. City Island, New York City’s slice of a New England fishing village in the Bronx just received news that the city will fund the $100 million+ bridge it…
As The World Goes Crazy For The Royal Newborn, Bronx Families Struggle For A Home
Unless you’re a hermit and live in the middle of the jungle or a desert for that matter, you were undoubtedly bombarded with the media’s frenzy heralding not only the birth of Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge’s first child, but also when she went into labor and now, their first appearance with the…
amNY Spotlights Bedford Park
Bedford Park up North is one of the many wonderful communities that make up our rich borough. What do you like about the neighborhood?! What do you dislike?! Via amNY: Friendly community in Bedford Park: Rich in history, greenery and good schools by LISA FRASER, amny.com July 17th 2013 If you’re in the market for…
Murders and Shootings Continue To Dramatically Plunge In The Bronx
During the first half of the year there were 36 murders in the Bronx over 3x LESS than Philadelphia during the same period which has a similar size population. 23 years ago in 1990, the Bronx had approximately 603 murders in the entire year so as you can see, this is great news for the…
Thousands Of Fraudulent Signatures, Including Derek Jeter’s, Found On Councilwoman Maria del Carmen Arroyo’s Petitions
First of all in the interest of full disclosure, I am a volunteer with the Julio Pabón campaign for City Council District 17 which is currently controlled by Maria del Carmen Arroyo. Like every single other volunteer on the Pabón campaign we are UNPAID by choice for we believe Julio Pabón will bring the exact…
- The Orchid Show: Mexican Modernism Brings Bold Colors and Vibrant Culture to The Bronx
- One month later, Congestion Pricing appears to be working despite critics’ opposition
- First ICE raid under Trump hits The Bronx in the early morning hours
- Construction underway on massive apartment building next to the historic High Bridge
- After 115 years, historic All Hallows High School in The Bronx will close this year