Archive – Page 116 of 2019 – Bronx Times

affordable

Senior affordable housing development to open in the Bronx, rent starts at $454 per month

By Ethan Marshall

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The 40th annual Bronx Veterans Day Parade to take place Sunday

By Sadie Brown

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Mott Haven

Oyate Group kicks off “Taste of Mott Haven” to boost local businesses

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

Juan Soto World Series intros Yankees

AMNY

Yankees free agency primer 2024-25: 5 things to watch this winter

popular bank

Column

Column: Popular Bank and BXEDC host economic empowerment workshop

By Jilleen Barrett

philadelphia

Politics

Bronx volunteers bus to Philadelphia in last-minute push for Kamala Harris

By Emily Swanson

NYC Marathon runner embraces girl at finish line

AMNY

NYC MARATHON | Thousands cross the finish line and complete personal journey in the world’s greatest foot race

Dripping faucet amid NYC drought

AMNY

NYC drought watch: Historically dry October leads to water conservation efforts in November

Police at a crime scene

AMNY

Early-morning Bronx shooting leaves man wounded: cops

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News

AI-powered parking tools launched in Bronx to address mis-parked e-scooters

By Athena Dawson

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New NYC shopping guide highlights Bronx small businesses and more

By Emily Swanson

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Bronx District Attorney hosts annual 5k for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

By Emily Swanson

technology

Community Service

CM Salamanca allocates $310K towards technology upgrades for five Bronx community boards

By Ethan Marshall

Deli

Bronx deli sells winning $32,968 TAKE 5 lottery ticket

By Christian Murray

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News

Bronx residents face highest risk of traffic crashes in NYC, new study finds

By Sadie Brown

Triangular busy intersection in South Bronx

NYC officially decriminalizes jaywalking, ending a 66-year ban that was scarcely enforced

By Ben Brachfeld

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Free School Supplies for Students Across All Five Boroughs

New York Family

Free Backpacks and School Supplies for NYC Students Across All Five Boroughs

NYPD officer looking on patrol.

What crime problem? NYC is safer than its been in 25 years, NYPD stats show, despite Trump threats of federal takeover

Joan Fallon

Schneps Podcasts

Dr. Joan Fallon’s Mission at Curemark

Upon entering Oberon, patrons are greeted by a collection of mirrors and a sign introducing the space.

Oberon, a new queer cocktail bar, opens in Williamsburg