Archive – Page 453 of 2018 – Bronx Times

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Roe v. Wade overturn protests planned for NYC Friday night

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

By Caroline McCarthy

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New York electeds react with fury to SCOTUS ruling striking down Roe

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Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, ending right to abortion in much of America

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Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade; states can ban abortion

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With Aroldis Chapman return on horizon, Clay Holmes ready to take whatever role is best for Yankees

Meet the woman who planted 5,000 flowers in her Castle Hill neighborhood through a city program with ties to 9/‌11

By Ameena Walker

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Bronx woman stabbed to death in apartment

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Aaron Judge plays hero as Yankees rally from 6-3 ninth inning hole

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Hochul signs Alyssa’s Law, requires schools consider silent alarms to flag active shooters

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Hochul condemns SCOTUS gun permit ruling, Albany planning special session to respond

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In hurricane season, Bronx homeowners prepare for overwhelmed sewers, flooded streetways as climate change intensifies

By Robbie Sequeira

Support And Trust Makes Confident Boss

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How to win a bidding war? Assemble the right team

By Bronx Times

Health

Mother Cabrini Health Foundation announces addition of Marcos Crespo to its board of directors

By Bronx Times

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Yankees Injury update: Domingo German successful in first rehab start

Transit

MTA, disability advocates reach settlement to improve subway accessibility, seek 95% compliance

By Robbie Sequeira

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