Past issues
Contact
The Newsstand
Classifieds- Home
- Follow us
- Our Newspapers
-
- Bronx Times
- Parkchester, Hunts Point, Fordham South, Grand Concourse, Forham North, Bronx North, Co-op City
- Bronx Times Reporter
- Throggs Neck, Pelham Bay, Country Club, City Island, Westchester Square, Morris Park, Pelham Parkway, Castle Hill
- Sections
- Calendar
- Classifieds
- About us
-
Facebook
RSS All Hallows goes to White House to recieve an award
All Hallows High School senior Robert Sandoval accepted an award from First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House on behalf of his school and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Comment.
Bronx North
Senator Klein’s graffiti removal program available on website
Access to a local elected official’s graffiti removal program has now become easier than ever. Comment.
Bronx Auto Parts shop to be setting of reality show airing in spring 2012
Joe Ferrer, owner of BS & F Auto Parts on Bronx River Avenue, sits in the back area of his shop with a phone up to each ear, simultaneously buying, selling, haggling, giving orders and doing pretty much everything it takes to keep his auto parts business thriving. Comment.
Affordable-living solution program thriving after 30 years
With a tough economy and the cost of living rising, an affordable-living solution program is thriving more than ever. Comment.
Parkchester
Cardinal Egan blesses St. Raymond’s new building
A local high school’s expansion, opened since September, has finally received its proper blessings. Comment.
Throggs Neck
Nat Cerini joins son John at Bronx Tax Man
John Cerini learned the accounting business at his father Nat’s tax office on Crescent Avenue, near Arthur Avenue. John eventually went out on his own and started Bronx Tax Man in Throggs Neck. Now, after running his own shop for 34 years, the older Cerini is rejoining his son, and both are thrilled. Comment.
Morris Park
Vet calls for more exchange at Peace Plaza ceremony
The annual Peace Memorial Plaza Veterans Day celebration included a special plea for people who have not been to war to ask servicemen and women from all conflicts about their experiences. Comment.
Morris Park
Bronxdale underpass to have murals
Vandals who like to tag the Bronxdale Avenue overpass near Popular Street may soon think twice before they deface a wall. Comments (1).
Morris Park
49th Precinct domestic violence officers stepping up
With one of the best domestic violence departments in the entire city, the 49th Precinct has honored one of their own for her above par work over the last four months. Comments (1).
Truman High School Celebrates Reopening of Planetarium
Truman High School’s planetarium opened along with the school itself, in 1973. For over 20 years it was a destination for students from all over School Board 11. But the planetarium closed in 1997, and went unused. Until this school year. Comment.
Mayor Bloomberg Touts Success and Announces Expansion of Mentoring Program For Chronically Absent Students
On Wednesday, November 9, Mayor Michael Bloomberg held a press conference at the High School for Teaching and the Professions to tout the success of City Hall’s mentorship program for chronically absent public school students. He also announced that the city-wide program, which started in 25 schools last year, will immediately expand to 25 more schools and over 4,000 students. Comment.
Senator Klein addresses cyberbulling at P.S. 304
Cyberbullying is becoming a worldwide issue, and a local senator is spreading the word in his district about how bad it actually is. Comment.
Morris Park
49th, 43rd precincts searching for sexual harassment suspect
The 49th and 43rd precincts are currently searching for a man who can’t keep his hands to himself. Comment.
Hunts Point
Electric truck assembly facility to open
Manufacturing of green, electric trucks is coming to the borough, with Smith Electric announcing that a new assembly plant will soon open in Port Morris. Comment.
Bronx Zoo, Diaz Jr. hold holiday toy and food drive
The Bronx Zoo kicked off the holiday season with a call for toys and food for children in need, enlarging its mission to include helping the community that supports the institution throughout the year. Comment.
Throggs Neck
‘Anchor’ store Mandee may be closing
The “anchor” store of the E. Tremont Avenue shopping strip in Throggs Neck, one of the few chain stores in the community, may be closing. Comments (7).
City Island
City Island mourns the loss of Captain Ed Sadler
City Island may never be the same without their beloved “captain,” but his legacy will live on after decades of service to the place he called home for almost a century. Comment.
Longtime Bronx reporter Bob Kappstatter out at Daily News
Bob Kappstatter was one of three assistant city editors at the Daily News the day in 1994 when his boss told him “congratulations, you’re going to the Bronx.” Comments (2).
Bronx Times archive
