Archive – Page 163 of 2061 – Bronx Times

Uber driver protests

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Hundreds of Uber, Lyft drivers block Manhattan traffic to protest lockouts by apps

Aaron Judge Shohei Ohtani World Series

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2024 World Series: Who has the edge? Position-by-position breakdown between Yankees, Dodgers

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Hundreds walk in Central Park to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s disease

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Melrose

Anti-hunger nonprofit City Harvest marks 20 years of Melrose neighborhood Mobile Market

By Emily Swanson

Tremont

Housing lottery launches for 58 units in Tremont residential building, rent starts at $3,515

By Ethan Marshall

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Courts

Bronx attorney sentenced to 10 years prison for attempted to entice 14-year-old girl

By Christian Murray

Dodgers Yankees World Series

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Yankees, Dodgers forever intertwined in baseball history, add new chapter to World Series rivalry

MTA transit worker shows off ad campaign poster

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MTA launches ad campaign to showcase workers of transit labor force following train operator’s stabbing

Joe Maldonado sits in front of a sound board at his East Bronx recording studio, Contrackz Recording Studio.

Arts & Entertainment

Bronx native leaves construction job to launch music career, builds thriving recording studio for local artists

By Sadie Brown

Queens Midtown Tunnel traffic

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All tied up: NYC auto traffic at record highs as MTA transit ridership continues to lag pre-COVID, report finds

Nestor Cortes Yankees

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With Nestor Cortes’ return near, Yankees could carry 13 pitchers in World Series

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Bronx barbershop faces mixed reactions following Trump’s whirlwind visit

By Emily Swanson

Aaron Judge Yankees

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Aaron Judge finally on World Series stage, relishing chance to face Shohei Ohtani

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Community Service

“Daredevil” actor Charlie Cox visits students at Bronx’s Institute for Special Education

By Sadie Brown

marathon

Meet three extraordinary Bronxites running the NYC Marathon

By Emily Swanson

a row of Bronx stores

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Man shot dead inside Bronx bodega, gunman still at large: NYPD

More from Around NYC

Little girl in a car with her head out the rear window looking up at christmas lights

New York Family

Spectacular Christmas Light Drive-Thru Displays in the New York Area

Member of NYPD Pickpocket Unit riding the subways

Same hands, same crimes: Over half of pickpockets cuffed by special police unit are recidivists, NYPD says

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Schneps Podcasts

Sammie Orih, Associate Publisher at Schneps Media

The Cincinnati-based Potter Stewart U.S. Post Office and Courthouse is the headquarters of the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

Sixth Circuit Court rushes to beat Supreme Court in ruling on conversion therapy ban