Dr. Kenneth Gonoud has lived in Throggs Neck for his entire life, and built a successful chiropractic business there. So he wanted to find a way to thank the people around him, and he decided a food drive would be the best way. Comment.
Community Board 2, arguably the Bronx’s most complex board, given the fact that it contains both large industrial and residential area, has a new chairman. Comment.
The Bronx Chamber of Commerce held its annual Veterans Day Recognition Luncheon at Spoto’s Restaurant and paid tribute to men and women from all walks of life who have served their country. Comment.
The job of surgical physician assistant developed on the front lines of the Vietnam War, but its training methods were perfected at Montefiore Medical Center. Comment.
Love them or hate them, Bronxites have been seeing a lot of bike lanes popping up over the past few years. A new law will give community boards, not just in Bronx, but all over the city a chance to voice their concerns before any of the lanes are installed or removed. Comments (3).
The 45th Precinct may just have lost one of its most effective weapons in the fight against drugs when a narcotics unit that was stationed at the precinct was recently moved. Comment.
A spokesperson for Macy’s says the opening a the Bay Plaza location will have no impact on the status of its original Bronx store, located in Parkchester. Comment.
Frustration is mounting for residents of a Pelham Bay apartment building who have been without gas for over a month and have not received a timetable for its return. Comment.
The Van Nest community’s post office may have closed over the summer, but Cross County Federal Savings Bank has stepped up to provide some postal services for Van Nest residents who prefer the more traditional methods of purchasing stamps and money orders. Comment.
Members of the National Cycling Association foresee the Kingsbridge Armory as the site of a velodrome that can host a six-day series of indoor bicycle races, and be open to the public for two months. But that dream may be a bigger long shot than any race entrant. Comment.