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The public attends an in-person joint Community Board 5 & 6 meeting in Fordham on Monday, June 12, 2023.

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With public health emergency over, Bronx community boards make switch to in-person meetings

By Camille Botello

Upper West Side shooting

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Homeless man in Bronx fatally stabbed, person of interest questioned

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Bronx’s 43rd Precinct Blue Chips softball team wins championship

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Cops nab Bronx man who allegedly tried to rape woman during terrifying attack on Manhattan subway train

An FDNY spokesperson told the Bronx Times that a lithium-ion battery was to blame.

Another Bronx building fire. A familiar cause: Lithium-ion batteries

By Robbie Sequeira

Ray Oladapo-Johnson was chosen to be Wave Hill's newest president and executive director out of more than 300 potential candidates.

Wave Hill center in Riverdale appoints new president, executive director

By Emily Forgash

Spellman trophy winners

Cardinal Spellman High School holds 61st commencement ceremony

By Bronx Times

Manhattan crime scene

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Bronx shooting leaves one man dead, another wounded: NYPD

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While you slept, Domingo German threw 24th perfect game in MLB history; Yankees beat A’s 11-0

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Marmorato, Havranek advance to second round of voting in razor-thin CD-13 GOP primary

By Aliya Schneider

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City Council reaches deal with Mayor to restore $36M in proposed funding cuts for public libraries: sources

NYC Council incumbent Pierina Sanchez is reelected for her second term representing District 14.

Sanchez wins second term, handles Bradshaw in District 14 Dem primary

By Camille Botello

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The Bronx Independent Cinema Center to host outdoor film screening Thursday

By Emily Swanson

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Yankees offense hoping to overcome putrid June

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Famed singer and actress Bette Midler urges Adams to reverse $36M libraries cut in city budget

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War against rats: New city rules will require ‘food-related’ and chain businesses to put trash in containers

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