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Thursday, June 26, 2008

Police & Fire

Sanitation nabs recycling violators

By Bronx Times
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P.S. 304 Penny Harvest benefits TNVAC

By Patrick Rocchio
Sister Servants raise over $700,000 for convent repairs
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Sister Servants raise over $700,000 for convent repairs

By Patrick Rocchio
P.S. 304 showcases student art at open house
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P.S. 304 showcases student art at open house

By Patrick Rocchio
P. S. 71’s Mock Trial Club’s 7th grade team makes 2nd round
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P. S. 71’s Mock Trial Club’s 7th grade team makes 2nd round

By Bronx Times
Teacher nominated for top award
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Teacher nominated for top award

By Jeni Asaba
Speed humps approved for Middletown Road
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Speed humps approved for Middletown Road

By Jeni Asaba
Owen-Dolen Center renovations scheduled
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Owen-Dolen Center renovations scheduled

By Patrick Rocchio
Something stinks on Hawkins Street
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Something stinks on Hawkins Street

By Patrick Rocchio
Project halted by DOB
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Project halted by DOB

By Patrick Rocchio
P.S. 71’s 8th grade class graduation 1st in 50 years
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P.S. 71’s 8th grade class graduation 1st in 50 years

By Adam Bermudez
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Around Town

By Laura Guerriero
Stadium, Ampere traffic accident prompts outrage
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Stadium, Ampere traffic accident prompts outrage

By Patrick Rocchio
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Police Blotter

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Calvary Hospital honors top nurse
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Calvary Hospital honors top nurse

By Bronx Times
Grant brings Bronx Zoo experience to students
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Grant brings Bronx Zoo experience to students

By Jeni Asaba

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