Archive – Page 43 of 2101 – Bronx Times

Local environmental and transit advocates questioned state and federal experts about the plans to repair five bridges along the Cross Bronx Expressway at the first of the three public hearings over the proposal on December 5.

Transit

Underwhelming attendence at public hearings for Cross Bronx bridge repairs spurs concern over public engagement

By Sadie Brown

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Politics

South Bronx Assembly Member Amanda Septimo joins race challenging Ritchie Torres for Congressional District 15

By Emily Swanson

Holiday Lights at the Bronx Zoo features huge lanterns shaped like animals. Some can even move and interact with visitors, like the reindeer that are operated by puppeteers (pictured).

Holiday Things to Do

Families flock to the Bronx Zoo for their dazzling Holiday Lights experience

By Sadie Brown

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Health

Six nurses and a medical unit in Bronx hospitals among NYC Health + Hospitals Nursing Excellence Award winners

By Ethan Marshall

The senior class at Fordham High School for the Arts produced its first-ever, entirely student led production. A courtroom drama called "Reasonable Doubt," which tells the story of Elena Price who is on trial for the murder of her husband, London Price.

Fordham

Fordham High School for the Arts launches first student-produced, original play, ‘Reasonable Doubt’

By Sadie Brown

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Grand Concourse Library to be fully remodeled with affordable apartments on top

By Emily Swanson

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Op-Ed

Opinion | Why food insecurity in the Bronx is a crisis

By State Senator Nathalia Fernandez

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Health

NYC Health + Hospitals/‌North Central Bronx honored for outstanding chronic disease management

By Ethan Marshall

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Health

Montefiore Einstein Hospital holds ribbon-cutting ceremony for new pediatric mental health center

By Ethan Marshall

Around 60 young tennis players got to take some shots with Hall of Fame tennis pros Tracy Austin and Gigi Fernández Sunday at the the International Tennis Hall of Fame’s Be Legendary program.

Sports

Tennis Hall of Fame players inspire young Bronx students at Cary Leeds Center Workshop

By Sadie Brown

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Officials break ground on $17 million renovations to Castle Hill Library

By Emily Swanson

Belmont

Bronx’s Little Italy held their annual tree lighting ceremony to kick off the holiday season

By Lesley Cosme Torres

Protesters outside synagogue

AMNY

Op-ed | Mayor-elect Mamdani’s biggest test: Protecting the city’s Jewish community

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AMNY

Which NYC intersections have had the most traffic deaths and injuries since 2022?

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Photos: Young Kings and Queens Chess Club finishes free intergenerational chess sessions program at Baychester Library

By Ethan Marshall

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Community Celebration

Bronx President Gibson hosts ‘Tree Lighting Extravaganza’ to kick off holiday season

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

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City Council Speaker Julie Menin joins Carl Wilson at his election night party at VERS bar in Hell’s Kitchen after he declared victory in the District 3 special election.

Carl Wilson declares victory in race to succeed Erik Bottcher in Council District 3