Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for February 25, 2022

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Bronx man charged for 2021 murder of Brooklyn resident

By Jason Cohen & Robert Pozarycki

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Witt’s World: The Drumbeat of War With God on Our Side

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Pols applaud Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court nomination

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Bronx EMT strangles teen sister in Unionport

By Jason Cohen

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Column: Environmental extremism is hurting U.S. finances

By Frank Vernuccio

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Bill would create permanent NYC al fresco dining option; parking, noise concerns remain

By Jason Cohen

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March programs and events at the City Island Library

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Letters to the Editor

Letter: What’s the city doing with all this money for shelters?

By Woody Brundage

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A second chance: How the parole justice movement has gained steam in New York state

By Robbie Sequeira

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Outdoor mask mandate at New York City schools to end next week

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NYC Save for College Program comes to public and charter schools in the Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Forty percent of Bronx businesses closed during the pandemic. Could a new Hochul initiative save those on the brink?

By Robbie Sequeira

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When private equity came knocking, Bronx renters were given two options: Buy or get out

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Dozens rally at City Hall after Mamdani backtracks on CityFHEPS voucher promise – leaving housing advocates feeling ‘betrayed’

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Michelle Stoddart is the Senior Vice President of Community Development and Public Affairs for Resorts World New York City (RWNY)

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Ronnie Eldridge, longtime LGBTQ ally, NY civic leader, and TV host, dies at 95