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St. Raymond HS annual golf outing raises more than $44K for scholarships

By Bronx Times

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Editorial | Recognizing the horrors of Hamas amid war in Israel

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Letters to the Editor

Letter: IPAs can bring cultural competency to MetroPlus

By Juliana Londono

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Morris Park Station undergoes upgrades thanks to MTA’s Station Re-NEW-vation program

By Mayra Kalaora

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Hochul announces completion of 72-unit affordable, supportive housing development in Foxhurst

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Sensors installed on City Island as part of larger NYC effort to address flood-prone areas

By Jason Cohen

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Op-ed | The impact of the small business community goes beyond numbers

Officer Ramon Santos fought to have his friend Officer Richard Lopez remembered with a street renaming in the Bronx

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Richard Lopez Way: How one Bronx cop fought to have his friend remembered following 9/‌11-related cancer death

Bronx shooting suspect on scooter

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Bronx scooter-riding gunman who shot teen still at large: cops

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La primera “zar de las ratas” de la ciudad contra la proliferación de plagas en la estación de Parkchester

By Steven Goodstein and Christian Falcone

Bronx Criminal Court is seen on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023.

Courts

NYPD books teen girl, one of four suspects, in Mount Eden murder Tuesday

By Camille Botello

Yellow Daffodils

Daffodil Project brightens faces and places throughout NYC

By Mayra Kalaora

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BT Weekender (Halloween edition): Eight scary things to do in the Bronx this month

Compiled by David Garate

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Health

Jacobi Hospital celebrates opening of renovated $8M adult mental health practice

By Bronx Times

framing the female gaze

The Lehman College Art Gallery is reclaiming ‘the male gaze’ with its latest exhibit

By ET Rodriguez

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Op-Ed: More licenses are needed for the fruit and vegetable vendors in the city

By Roxanne Delgado

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