Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for October 22, 2021

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Teens pummel commuter and steal iPhone 11 on 6 train

By Jason Cohen

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21-year-old male shot in Norwood

By Jason Cohen

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Vice President Kamala Harris visits the Bronx, promising to Build Back Better

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What races and ballot measures will Bronx voters decide on Nov. 2

By Robbie Sequeira

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Bronx man charged with murder for fatal shooting of teen

By Jason Cohen and Robert Pozarycki

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Triboro Center celebrates national Taco Day

By Bronx Times

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Bronx man admits role in distribution of heroin, fentanyl from drug mill

By Bronx Times

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Bronx students celebrate White Cane Day at New York Institute for Special Education

By Bronx Times

Elementary schoolchildren wearing a protective face masks in the classroom. Education during epidemic.

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Column: Changes seen in education reflect ideology

By Frank Vernuccio

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Teens attack and stab man in the South Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Bronx Zoo Holiday Lights to return for 2021 season

By Vildana Khamidullina

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Community Board 5 has mixed feelings on protected bike lanes

By Jason Cohen

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Manhattan man arrested for July slashing of Texas Chicken and Burgers employee

By Jason Cohen

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Cab driver gets carjacked by group in Crotona Park

By Jason Cohen

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