Heketi has adopted the Little Kids Rock Modern Band program in instructing and engaging their students in Music Education, a critical component of the robust academic and social-emotional curriculum we provide. Read more…

The 49th Precinct Clergy Council saluted several local leaders at its third annual Fellowship Banquet. Read more…

Preston High School Gaelic Society put on a Celtic performance for the Throggs Neck community. Read more…

Veterans at the Kingsbridge VA Hospital enjoyed a fun-filled evening! Read more…

Police responded to a slashing at Party City in Throggs Neck at 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 14. Read more…

The NCAA basketball tournament isn’t the only March Madness competition going on this month. Read more…

A long neglected Mount Hope playground has reopened just in time for the spring season. Read more…

Councilman Andy King delivered his State of the District Address on Tuesday, March 12 at Evander Childs High School auditorium. Read more…

NYC Parks Arts, Culture & Fun commemorated Women’s History Month with a book reading by ‘Daughters of the Stone’ author Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa. Read more…

The Young Kings and Queens Chess Club Tournament promoted team work among students. Read more…

Councilman Rafael Salamanca attended a 40th Precinct Community Council meeting. Read more…

In honor of International Women’s Day, Crotona-based fashion designer Chuks Collins partnered with Women Women Tech to celebrate fashion and female empowerment. Read more…

A familiar name on East Tremont Avenue for almost 50 years is gone. Read more…

Bronx Supreme Court Judge Robert E. Torres was the guest speaker at the Pelham Parkway Neighborhood Association’s monthly meeting. Read more…

The Allerton Avenue Homeowners Association celebrated its 42nd annual Dinner Dance. Read more…

Triboro Center residents and staff were treated with a Bourbon Street, ‘Nawlins-styled Mardi Gras celebration. Read more…

The award is given annually to local physicians who have enriched the lives of their patients through exemplary care and dedication. Read more…

Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. honored a few Irish American leaders at his annual Irish Heritage and Culture celebration. Read more…

A pedestrian is recovering after being struck while crossing outside of a crosswalk in Soundview. Read more…

Police reports around the borough. Read more…

When Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. said that he would continue to make a case why an NYPD tow pound at 320 Concord Avenue in Mott Haven is the wrong location for jail he wasn’t exaggerating. Read more…

Two Bronx Catholic schools that have been bedrocks of education in the borough for decades are set to close at the end of June. Read more…

Bronxites enjoyed some early springtime fun at the 25th annual Bronx Parks Speak Up! Read more…

Match Day is a rite of passage, signifying the transition from medical student to physician – moving to a clinical environment to care for patients. Read more…

The Bronx’s only bookstore celebrated the launch of a native author’s action-packed dystopian novel. Read more…

The Bronx is the first borough to release this technology in NYC. Read more…

The fashion showcase featured an eclectic mix of designers from NYC; Rochester, NY and Michigan. Read more…

Check out the latest announcements from Around Town. Read more…

A plan to bring a first class rowing and sailing facility to a local community took a step forward. Read more…

A street co-naming in honor of a beloved cheerleading coach and community volunteer is coming up shortly in the neighborhood where she spent her entire life. Read more…

The Bronx’s new, innovative approach to encouraging literacy, especially among its youth of course began out of Bronx Native at 127 Lincoln Avenue. Read more…

Councilman Mark Gjonaj hosted a Mobile District Office Day where his constituent service represntatives shared services and events with Morris Park Community Association elders. Read more…

The Bronx County American Legion was on hand at the Kingsbridge VA Hospital on Monday, February 25 to inform veterans of their benefits. Read more…

The Albanian American Open Hand Association and ICNA Relief USA co-hosted a food giveaway on Sunday, March 3 to help Bronxites prepare for the approaching snowstorm. Read more…

Councilman Mark Gjonaj attended the Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Pre-Parade Breakfast. Read more…

Well-a beat the drum and hold the phone...the food came out today! Read more…

The Third Avenue Business Improvement District joined business leaders throughout the Bronx to unveil the District Attorney’s Office Community Assisted Mapping System. Read more…

The inaugural City Island St. Paddy’s Day 5K Run was held on Saturday, March 9. Read more…

An affordable senior housing development will help residents reconnect with Mother Nature. Read more…

Children from the Nazarin Worship Center in Mount Vernon spent quality time with University Center residents. Read more…

Councilman Mark Gjonaj attended the 49th Precinct Clergy Council’s Fellowship Banquet on Thursday, March 7 at Maestro’s Caterers. Read more…

The Third Avenue Business Improvement District joined community and law enforcement leaders to discuss ways to reduce local crime. Read more…

The Third Avenue Business Improvement District was delighted to host the 21 in ‘21 initiative for a conversation on empowering communities and running for office with the NYC Board of Elections. Read more…

On Wednesday, March 6, Bronx residential workers including doormen, handypersons, porters and supers, rallied at Bronx Borough Hall with their supporters and authorized a strike if negotiations continue to falter ahead of a Thursday, March 14 contract expiration. Read more…

Police officer Ryan Zelman was honored as the 45th Precinct’s Cop of the Month. Read more…

A Benefit Event for New Beginnings Animal Rescue Shelter was held at Vivienne’s Cocktail Lounge on Saturday, March 9. Read more…

Cardinal Spellman High School’s Players will present their production of the 1934 Broadway classic ‘Anything Goes.’ Read more…

Project Destined scholars competed for $25,000 in scholarships, opportunity to contribute real estate and investment ideas to the revitalization of the south Bronx. Read more…

It’s a whole new approach to revolutionary. Read more…