Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for October 13, 2022

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The 28th annual Tour De Bronx is back Oct. 23, capped at 1K participants

By Aliya Schneider Conversation…

Fordham University faces a potential lawsuit over its updated COVID-19 bivalent vaccine mandate.

Fordham University faces opposition over its COVID-19 double-booster mandate

By Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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Sheinkopf Speaks: NYC progressives voiceless on Iran Morality Police

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Bronx men face federal charges for gang shooting that killed one and injured two more

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Mother Nature pauses ALDS between Yankees and Guardians

According to the city's Board of Elections, approximately 20,590 Bronx residents took advantage of early voting.

Voter registration deadline (versión bilingüe)

By Camille Botello Conversation…

A stabbing outside of P.S. 163 on Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022, left one 15-year-old in police custody and another hospitalized in stable condition.

One 15-year-old in custody, another stable after stabbing outside Bronx school

By Robbie Sequeira & Camille Botello Conversation…

Little girl in Halloween costumes goes to trick or treating

Celebrate Halloween: 10 things to do in October in the Bronx

By Alyssa Cavero Conversation…

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Breast Cancer Awareness

NYC medical tattoo artist turns breast cancer scars and trauma into artwork

By Nicholas Hernandez Conversation…

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SERIES | Community Briefs: CB1 looks to curb air pollutants, increase public safety in area parks

By Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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