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Bronxite's gather for last year's Women of Distinction Luncheon in 2023.

Bronx Chamber of Commerce prepares for 2024 Women of Distinction Luncheon

By Bronx Times

City Council Member Althea Stevens addresses the public at a town hall in Morris Heights on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, with council colleague Rita Joseph.

Bronxites push back against proposed education budget cuts at Morris Heights town hall

By Camille Botello

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Bronx subway conductor struck in the face with glass bottle: NYPD

By Zach Gewelb

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What do New York commuters think of Hochul’s National Guard security surge in subways?

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Pelham Bay community remembers lifelong Bronxite, local activist James Pellicone, 82

By Steven Goodstein

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Photography exhibit at Hostos depicts worldwide Jewish experience

By Emily Swanson

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’50 Ideas’ report: Bronxites’ creative solutions for a better borough

By Emily Swanson

Police Beat | Four Bronx precincts experience spikes in most major crimes

By Jill Tuthill

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P.J. Brady’s owners John and Mejella Brady named this year’s grand marshals for annual Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade

By Steven Goodstein

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Progressive and Zionist: Social Justice and Jewish Identity with Amanda Berman, Zioness

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Dismembered body found in Highbridge apartment

By Robert Pozarycki

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Juan Soto rumors: Mets links emerging before star takes 1st AB with Yankees

Met Council Food Ramadan

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Met Council on Jewish Poverty to distribute $1M worth of halal food during Ramadan

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Astor Services celebrates opening of Trauma Recovery Center in Williamsbridge

By Gabriele Holtermann

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Legal Aid, tenants sue Bronx landlord with almost 500 health and safety violations

By Emily Swanson

Crime scene in NYC February 2024

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NYC crime: February sees fewer felonies above and below ground, NYPD says

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Speaker Julie Menin announced a new Advisory Group on Housing Affordability aimed at reevaluating construction codes she said are outdated and stunt housing development.

‘Lots’ of potential: Menin says City Council will launch advisory group to cut red tape, develop small vacant sites for new housing

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Max McNamara CEO and Co-Founder of Sky Cap Corp

Gov. Kathy Hochul, seen here at the Stonewall National Monument in February, is facing calls to expand an HIV/AIDS housing assistance program in the state.

Dozens of groups call on Hochul to expand HIV/AIDS housing assistance beyond NYC