Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for June 26, 2020

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Housing advocates in NYC look to budget to help curb post-pandemic gentrification

By Bronx Times

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Rainbow lights to illuminate the New York City sky in honor of first Pride parade

By Bronx Times

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Food

Arthur Avenue in full swing for outdoor dining, eager to start Phase 3

By Alex Mitchell

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Local transit unions boost Amalgamated Transit Union in pay talks with MTA

By Bronx Times

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City Council revs up cycling boom with legalization of e-bikes and e-scooters

By Bronx Times

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Sports

Knicks president Leon Rose wants to make head coach hire by late July

By Bronx Times

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Less than 1,000 hospitalized with COVID-19 in New York state, lowest number since March

By Bronx Times

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VIDEO: Schneps Media webinar explains how you can earn college credit for what you know

By Bronx Times

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Council Members want NYPD funding in budget reallocated to Park Enforcement Patrol

By Jason Cohen

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New York City could go into Phase 3 of reopening by early July: de Blasio

By Bronx Times

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Op-Ed

Op-ed: Virtual mentoring can provide critical support to NYC’s students of color

By Bronx Times

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A $20 toll could reduce Manhattan traffic by 40%, if feds finally approve congestion pricing: Cornell

By Bronx Times

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Justice advocates take case for NYPD removal from schools to Tweed Courthouse

By Bronx Times

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Bronx charter hosts virtual Black Lives Matter protest and sing along

By Jason Cohen

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Music

New compilation album ‘Demos for a Difference’ to raise money for the NAACP

By Bronx Times

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Police looking for a man that jumped a victim on the 167th Street D train station

By Alex Mitchell

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Schneps Podcasts

A Conversation with Assemblyman Steve Stern of New York’s 10th District

Lambda Lounge and Club Lambda are owned by 2022 Impact Award winners Charles Hughes and Richard Solomon.

Brooklyn-based Club Lambda set to permanently close