Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for December 22, 2022

Politics

Borough politicians on what the Puerto Rico Status Act means for islanders, Bronx Boricuas

By Camille Botello Conversation…

Yahay Obeid

Yahay Obeid, first nonwhite chair of CB11, steps down from role citing local issues and massive commitment

By Aliya Schneider Conversation…

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NYPD honchos take victory lap on big end of year arrests

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Looking more postseason stability, Carlos Rodon ready to put Yankees over the top

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CRIME | Police blotter

By Mike Smith Conversation…

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Heavy rains and wind, possible flooding to hit New York City in oncoming winter storm

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Heavy rains and wind, possible flooding to hit New York City in oncoming winter storm

Residents of the Throggs Neck showcase their holiday decorations on Monday, Dec. 12, 2022.

Holiday Things to Do

Let’s have snow much fun: Celebrate winter with NYC Parks

NYC Parks and Recreation Conversation…

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Year in review | 2022 saw major political changes for New York, sparked by a messy redistricting process

More from Around NYC

Winter Lantern Festival Comes to Queens County Farm

New York Family

Not Your Usual Light Show: Winter Lantern Festival Comes to Queens County Farm

Dinosaur fossils at the American Museum of Natural History

Community organizations urge Mamdani to guarantee free admission to 17 NYC cultural institutions

Gaston Browne, prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda.

Antigua’s prime minister says US made him change Cuba vote

George Michael.

November LGBTQ music: George Michael and Cain Culto