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For many Bronxite mothers trying to juggle a career, their toddlers all while attending college…
Dan Beekman of the New York Daily News just reported on two developers vying for…
UPDATE 11:00AM, June 20th, 2012 included after last paragraph. Here’s a statistic we don’t mind:…
Bronxites! This is a must read for those living in the Northern Bronx in the…
From Gary Axelbank: TONIGHT! on BronxTalk we’re going to do a show on the Fresh…
- With Congestion Pricing coming this summer, the MTA needs to drop Metro-North fares for Bronx residents
- More residential units were completed in the South Bronx in 2023 than anywhere in New York City
- The South Bronx will lose its last movie theater next month leaving the borough with just one
- The Bronx needs to think big to combat the affordable housing crisis
- Every day is Earth Day in The Bronx
New York City is facing an affordable housing crisis and nowhere is this more apparent than in the northernmost borough of The Bronx. While the borough traditionally has had and continues to…
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Who Says Immigrants Are Lazy? Immigrant-Owned Small Businesses On The Rise
You hear it all the time from those against immigration and would like to curtail it: “Immigrants are lazy, they sponge off the government” or “They’re just a bunch of freeloaders. ” We in the Bronx – a borough of immigrants, know this to not be true and here’s more proof to the naysayers: Immigrants…
Connecticut Attorney Who Trashed The Bronx Responds – Isn’t Sorry For What He Wrote
In a story of Deyan Ranko Brashich, a Connecticut attorney who last week trashed the Bronx in his review of “Monet’s Gardens” exhibit – a story you read here first, has caused a storm amongst furious Bronxites who have had enough with such garbage. Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr wrote a letter to the…
Being Green Fetches Bronx School $12,000 Prize
As the greenest borough, we take pride whenever we are recognized as such and students at P.S. / M.S. 194 certainly have made us proud. The Bronx school beat out 21 other schools in a 6 month citywide competition to save the most energy. In that time, the school was able to cut energy consumption…
Rainbow Over The Bronx
We got some heavy rains yesterday and for a while it was quite dark but once the clouds cleared, Bronxites were treated to a wonderful double rainbow. We love the Bronx now matter what others may say.
Connecticut Attorney Trashes The Bronx In Review Of Monet’s Garden At The New York Botanical Garden
In a piece published in Litchfield County Times up in Connecticut, “Monet on the Hudson, A Bronx Tale“, attorney and author of the story, Deyan Ranko Brashich, spends more time dissing the Bronx than actually focusing on his review of the beautiful exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden. The first half of the review…
Nina Burman’s “Bronx Gardens” Exhibit Opens In Melrose At Bronx Documentary Center
Last Saturday the residents from the Melrose community and beyond gathered at the Bronx Documentary Center for the launch of Nina Burman’s exhibit, “Bronx Gardens“. (Read Nina Burman’s interview on this project) The exhibition itself is a journey through community gardens of the South Bronx that documents and tells the story of residents committed to…
- With Congestion Pricing coming this summer, the MTA needs to drop Metro-North fares for Bronx residents
- More residential units were completed in the South Bronx in 2023 than anywhere in New York City
- The South Bronx will lose its last movie theater next month leaving the borough with just one
- The Bronx needs to think big to combat the affordable housing crisis
- Every day is Earth Day in The Bronx