Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for November 2, 2022

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Politics

Early voting in the Bronx starts slow with low turnout amid partisan ‘enthusiasm gap’

By Aliya Schneider

Bronx elected officials attend the opening of the new YMCA in the South Bronx on Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022.

Bronx pols attend South Bronx’s La Central YMCA opening

By Bronx Times

Bob Shows off his image and name in a mural display on the section of El Barrio. The mural was created by 320 Arts under the nonprofit organization Uptown Grand Central on 125th Street between Park and Lexington avenues.

Prominent Bronx voice in the ‘Black is Beautiful’ movement, Bob Gumbs, has died

By Mark Naison and Cinque Brathwaite

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AMNY

Editorial | What’s more important than democracy?

Retired Second Class U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer David Leich will be the grand marshal for this year's Veterans Day Parade in Throggs Neck.

Leich named this year’s grand marshal of Throggs Neck Veterans Day Parade

By Camille Botello

City Councilmember Pierina Sanchez tours the Kingsbridge Armory.

Column

Column: Developing the Kingsbridge Armory at long last

By Pierina Sanchez

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Central Park: The Crown Jewel of NYC w Betsy Smith, President and CEO, Central Park Conservancy

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What Is the Best Time to Take CBD for Sleep?

By Amy Reeves

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AMNY

EXCLUSIVE | Violence interrupter group turns things around with ‘corrective action plan’ after probe, Adams admin says

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News

Bronx had the third-highest drug overdose rate in the last decade: comptroller’s report

By Robbie Sequeira

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Op-Ed

Op-ed | This election season, vote yes for ‘electric school buses for all’

By Suhali Méndez and Maria Torres

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Bronx Times November Election Primer: What to know about your state Assembly races

By Robbie Sequeira

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Court ruling on law prohibiting income discrimination against prospective tenants could shut many low-income New Yorkers out of housing, advocates say

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Schneps Podcasts

Stuart Wetanson: Carrying the Family Legacy of Tony’s Di Napoli & Dallas BBQ

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Seattle.

Ninth Circuit panel affirms injunction against Montana anti-drag law