Archive – Page 363 of 2061 – Bronx Times

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News

NYC to send asylum-seekers upstate to deal with influx

By Michael Hill, Associated Press

Bronx Night Market 2023

PHOTOS | Bronx Night Market returns with sunny skies, gorgeous weather for its sixth season

By ET Rodriguez

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Is Your Child a Struggling Reader?

By South Bronx Literacy Academy

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Gerrit Cole wastes 6-run lead, Rays beat Yankees 8-7 in 10 innings

AMNY

Luis Severino expresses frustration with Yankees over slow return from injury

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AMNY

Cops seek assailant behind fatal Bronx stabbing

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Harrison Bader drives in 2 in 3-run 8th, Yankees beat Rays 3-2

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News

Week in Rewind | Bronx CUNYs face low enrollment, Yankees honor hero Railroad employees and CB11 recommended to apologize by ethic committee

By Megan LaCreta

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AMNY

Separate early-morning shootings leave two dead in the Bronx

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Bard High School expands unique early college program to the Bronx, preps for September opening

By Julian Tiburcio

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Bronx man, 23, faces gun charges for shooting on crowded Hell’s Kitchen sidewalk

By Megan LaCreta

Politics

Andy King can run for his old seat, judge rules. But voters, Bronx Dems may not be so forgiving.

By Robbie Sequeira

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AMNY

Adams taps 6 members of new public housing ‘Preservation Trust’ board

Borough president hosts first-ever Cinco de Mayo celebration

By Bronx Times

Teenagers wearing safety vests paint a mural outdoors on a brick wall

BT Weekender: Five things to do in the Bronx this weekend

By Megan LaCreta

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News

New York’s $229B spending plan would increase minimum wage

By Maysoon Khan, Associated Press/Report for America

More from Around NYC

Child smiling sitting while snow tubing out in the snow in Westchester

New York Family

Best Snow Tubing Spots Around Westchester

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Op-Ed | Listen to voters: raise the wage floor

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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