Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for March 18, 2025

City Comptroller candidates Mark Levine and Justin Brannan shaking hands

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Comptroller Debate: Candidates Mark Levine and Justin Brannan spotlight affordability, protecting city finances from Trump

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New school-based mental health clinics open in South Bronx and Central Brookyln

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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Housing

Housing lottery nears deadline for eight Riverdale units, starting at $2,375 rent

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Tenants displaced from Allerton fire can now apply for low-interest federal loans

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

Preston High School students, parents and alumni used the Throggs Neck St. Patrick's Day Parade to make their voices heard, chanting "save our school" while marching along East Tremont.

Preston High School community rallies at Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade to fight closure

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

Mayor Eric Adams

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NYC Mayor’s Race: Eric Adams raises just $36K since January, trailing all of his primary competitors

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News

Rikers officer sentenced to probation for failing to help inmate in suicide attempt: Bronx DA

By Christian Murray Conversation…

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Bronx-Manhattan Charter School Fair & Kids Activity Expo set for March 23

By Christian Murray Conversation…

Charter school teacher helps students

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Charter schools in NYC: A growing trend with benefits and challenges

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Council Member Salamanca holds budget oversight hearing on City’s housing goals

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Community Service

Bronx Bethany Church food pantry in Wakefield provides free groceries to those in need

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber Conversation…

Suspect in Bronx subway assault

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Bronx subway assault: Man wanted for shoving woman off 1 train and onto platform

Mayor Eric Adams responds to Cuomo campaign

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Op-Ed | Healthy minds equal a healthy New York City

Students in nyc charter school classroom looking at computer

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NYC charter schools continue strong enrollment, data finds

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NYC agencies and food pantries launch coordinated effort to help hungry New Yorkers who could lose SNAP benefits starting Monday

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New Pride Agenda says state budget ‘misses the mark’ on funding for trans initiatives