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Details wanted on Valhalla Drive sewer
Many of the details surronding the upcoming placement of a new sanitary sewer line to replace existing lines under Valhalla Drive are still up in the air, with a shovel set to go into the ground early next year. Comment.
Bronx Prep annual college “mail-out” day
Seniors at Bronx Preparatory Charter School got into the spirit as they mailed off their college applications during a pep rally outside the school in what has become a rather unique ritual for the graduating class. Comment.
70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor remembered
The wreath laying in Bicentennial Veterans Memorial Park to mark the 70th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor may also celebrate recent renovations to the park. Comment.
Morris Park
Einstein celebrates opening of new neurophysiology lab
The Albert Einstein College of Medicine celebrated the opening of one of their most vital additions. Comment.
Bronx neighborhood ‘Slow Zone’ unveiled
Next time you’re driving between Southern Boulevard and the Sheridan Expressway, north of East 167th Street and south of East 174th Street, remember to slow down. Comments (1).
Yankees Brett Gardner helps unveil renovated library at P.S. 130
There isn’t a better way to encourage students to use their new library then to have a New York Yankee join them for its grand opening. Comments (1).
Soundview Park wetlands $10 million restoration
A $10 million dollar ecological restoration of the wetlands and lagoon in Soundview Park, as well as enhancements to the greenspace’s recreation areas, is now underway. Comments (1).
Parkchester residents still upset over removal of garage attendants
Parkchester Condominiums residents are refusing to accept less than 24-hour staffing in their garages. Comment.
Fordham South
Bronx Chamber of Commerce donates turkeys
The Bronx Chamber of Commerce has donated turkeys to those in need before Thanksgiving. Comment.
Pelham Parkway
White Plains Road BID holds annual luncheon
The White Plains Road Business Improvement District held its annual luncheon. The keynote speech supported the use of technology to improve business and communications along the commercial corridor. Comment.
Residents celebrate new Williamsbridge Oval playground
Norwood residents finally celebrated the opening of the playground at the Williamsbridge Oval. But basketball may have to wait. Comment.
Morris Park
Van Nest Academy receives unexpected book donation
Donations are always accepted at any elementary school. Comment.
Bronx resident completes FOX apprenticeship program
A Bronx resident has successfully completed one of the most competitive apprenticeship programs in New York City. Comment.
Vacca honors hero firefighters
Three hero firefighters from Engine 90 and Ladder 41 were honored for going above and beyond the call of duty in catching a man charged in the mugging of a 19-year-old woman. Comment.
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Throggs Neck
Muni-meters hit East Tremont Avenue
Muni-meters have come to Throggs Neck, and the verdict is still out on how residents and customers along the shopping strip will find the new parking arrangement. Comments (2).
No Parking signage down in surrounding shuttered school
Department of Transportation parking signage originally placed to handle school bus traffic at the now shuttered St. Dominic School is being replaced, months after the school closed in June. Comment.
Man who robs elderly nabbed by 49th Precinct
After weeks of investigating, officers have arrested the man who has been robbing elderly residents within the 49th Precinct. Comments (2).
Throggs Neck holiday lights not duplicated in Morris Park
It is either feast or famine when it comes to holiday lights this year. Comments (8).
Morris Park
Illegal postings placed throughout Community Board 11
Community Board 11 residents are beginning to grow impatient with illegal postings in their neighborhoods. Comments (1).
Crime down in 49th Precinct, but robberies up
Compared to 2010, the overall crime rate is down within the 49th Precinct, with the majority of incidents being “quality of life” complaints. Comments (3).
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