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P.S. 279 opens renovated library
After undergoing renovations for six months, P.S./M.S. 279 reopened the doors to their new school library by celebrating with a formal ribbon cutting ceremony. Comment.
P.S. 35 gets computer donations to replace stolen equipment
When computers were stolen from classrooms at P.S. 35 before the end of the summer, it looked like the grinch stole the start of the school year. This December, Santa Claus came early to deliver much needed gifts to the school. Comment.
Belmont Legend To Be Honored At Major Intersection
An important neighborhood name will soon be seen in dedication on a well known intersection in the Belmont community. Comment.
Rezoning Plan To Benefit Webster Avenue
A rezoning plan on Webster Avenue could lead to more business and residential development opportunities in the Bronx. Comment.
Bronx Times Reporter
Archdiocese announces closure of St. Dominic School
After nearly 50 years serving the children and communities of the Van Nest and lower Morris Park and an 11th hour plan to increase revenue, St. Dominic School will be closing its doors at the end of the school year. Comment.
Fordham basketball continues Three Kings tradition
The Fordham University men’s basketball team ends each holiday season with its cherished tradition at St. Barnabas Hospital. Comment.
Norwood church burglarized for second time in three months; police say break-ins unconnected
After a brief holiday break, thieves have once again broken into a church in the Norwood neighborhood. Comment.
Bronx Times Reporter
Meet and greet for interim principal at P.S.14
The appointment of a new principal at P.S. 14 brought hope to the school community following the controversy surrounding the resignation of its former principal. Comment.
Bronx Times Reporter
Work to begin soon on Locust Point toddler playground
A new toddler playground is coming soon to the Locust Point Civic Association’s clubhouse grounds. Comment.
Klein, fellow Senators, form independent caucus
Senator Jeff Klein has decided not to continue in his post as a deputy leader in the Senate and has instead formed a new independent caucus with three of his fellow senators. Klein announced on Wednesday, January 5 that he will become part of a third senate conference, separate from the Republican majority and Democratic minority, called the Independent Democratic Conference. Comment.
Highbridge protests 200-bed men’s homeless shelter
Residents of Highbridge are fuming over the opening of a 200-bed men’s homeless shelter. Comment.
NY Rangers program offers free hockey instruction in city parks
The Parks Department and The New York Rangers are bringing a new, indoor street hockey program to three recreation centers in the borough until the end of January. Comment.
Bronx Times Reporter
49th Precinct warns seniors of deception crime
Cops in the 49th Precinct are once again warning seniors to beware of deception crimes. Comment.
Garden will expand parking, but cause some problems in the short term
More parking is coming to the New York Botanical Garden, but it could mean some traveling problems for residents. Comment.
Bronx family band looks forward to big year
With a new year on the horizon, a Bronx family rock band called Graveshift has made a resolution for success. Comment.
Bronx Times Reporter
Cat survives six days stuck in a tree
If a cat really has nine lives, this one used most of them up. Comment.
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