Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for September 16, 2024

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Business

Affordable housing lottery opens for Norwood apartments, $2,400 for 1 bedroom

By Christian Murray

a court ordered the state to redraw the congressional map

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New York voter registration deadline is Oct. 26. Here’s what you need to know to sign up.

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What’s happening | Parties, festivals and more

By Ethan Marshall

MU students

Monroe College changes name to Monroe University

By Emily Swanson

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R.A.I.N. hosts 60th anniversary gala

By Paul Frangipane and Ethan Marshall

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Kingsbridge street co-named for Nicholas Dominici, who died following day care fentanyl exposure

By Emily Swanson

People board Bronx bus

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MTA expands traffic enforcement on several Bronx bus routes, offending drivers to receive warnings first

By Robert Pozarycki

major crimes

Bronx man shot dead outside apartment building: NYPD

By Christian Murray

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Column

Column: BICNY becomes advisory partner to Fordham University on EPA grant

By Jilleen Barrett

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Community Celebration

Bronx Youth Empowerment Program hosts 14th annual ‘Out of the Pool Back to School Recreation Day’

By Jewel Webber and Ethan Marshall

Arts & Entertainment

Photo exhibit opens at the Museum of Bronx History chronicling the struggles and resilience of the South Bronx Puerto Rican community

By Sadie Brown

community

Community Service

Bronx community organizations come together to host fresh produce giveaway

By Jewel Webber and Ethan Marshall

US Attorney for the Southern District of New York Damian Williams explains the indictment of two retired Fire Department chiefs

AMNY

‘Classic pay-to-play’: Two ex-Fire Department chiefs arrested on federal bribery and corruption charges

Bronx shooting borough

Man killed in Bronx double shooting amid borough’s ongoing gun violence

By Dean Moses

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Community Service

NYC Civilian Complaint Review Board and Legal Hand Bronx hold workshop on police misconduct

By Jewel Webber and Ethan Marshall

More from Around NYC

NYC Is Dropping Speed Limits to 15 MPH Near Every School Young boy walks across a city crosswalk carrying a guitar bag, heading to music lesson or school amid urban buildings and traffic

New York Family

NYC Is Dropping Speed Limits to 15 MPH in School Zones

Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaking at function celebrating Irish heritage ahead of St. Patrick's Day

After Mamdani’s Irish unity dodge, a labor ally says St. Patrick’s Day will begin with a history lesson

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Schneps Podcasts

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