Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for February 25, 2023

Fordham community leaders are putting the blame on the city’s Department of Transportation for failing to find vendors to Fordham Plaza seven years after a $34 million renovation.

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The Week in Rewind | DOT struggles to find vendors for Fordham Plaza, Bronx GOP endorses Marmorato as Velázquez challenger, and Montefiore residents unionize

By Megan LaCreta

Wave Hill Public Garden & Cultural Center is seen on Aug. 25, 2022.

Wave Hill entrance renovation wins architectural design award

By Bronx Times

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Sláinte: A local Irish pub turns 25

By ET Rodriguez

Students sign their names onto a banner with the writing “SGS Strong” painted in red on Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2023. The banner hangs onto a wall of St. Gabriel’s School in Riverdale during a rally to prevent the Archdiocese of New York from closing the school, which has been open since 1941.

En pocas palabras: Colegios a un paso del cierre, jóvenes poetas y acceso al aborto

By Paige Perez, ET Rodriguez and Robbie Sequeira

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Dyckman museum to hold upcoming series of discussion panels

By Bronx Times

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Winter Walk to end homelessness debuts in New York City

By Bronx Times

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