Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for January 12, 2022

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Carver Federal Savings Bank to grow retail investors through highlighting their commitment to reinvesting in the communities they serve

By Haeven Gibbons Conversation…

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Phipps Houses closes on 2nd phase of Lambert Houses redevelopment

By Bronx Times Conversation…

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Tenants of Bronx fire file $3B lawsuit against property owners, city

By Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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Faces of tragedy: NYPD releases names of the 17 Bronx fire fatalities as investigation continues

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News

Fireproof building should have saved those lives: FDNY captain

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

FILE PHOTO: Mayor de Blasio and Chancellor Carranza tour New Bridges Elementary School ahead of schools reopening

‘Spread very thin’: NYC schools remain open during COVID surge, but learning is disrupted

Christina Veiga and Alex Zimmerman, Chalkbeat New York Conversation…

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Column

Column: Progressive policies costly in in terms of ‘dollars and safety’

By Frank Vernuccio Conversation…

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SNAPSHOTS | Althea Stevens centering quality of life concerns in first term

By Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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New York Family

New York Metro Parents Merges with New York Family

More from Around NYC

NYC Summer Streets Returns to Manhattan With Car-Free Fun, Free Activities

New York Family

NYC Summer Streets Returns to Manhattan This Weekend

Fallen Queens soldier Sgt. Angel Rampersad was officially promoted to the rank of Staff Sergeant on Monday night during an emotional candlelight vigil.

Thanks of a grateful borough: Queens mourns loss of Army Sgt. Angel Rampersad at Ozone Park vigil

Schneps Podcasts

Mike Szajko, Thank You For Coming Out (Minisode)

St. Pat’s for all co-chair Kathleen Walsh D’Arcey in 2023.

Kathleen Walsh D’Arcy, LGBTQ ally and co-chair of St. Pat’s for All, remembered as a ‘tireless force for equality’