Archive – Page 46 of 2061 – Bronx Times

The City Council celebrated adding service to an additional 11 branches of public libraries across the city, including the Mott Haven, Kingsbridge and Baychester branches in the Bronx.

Baychester

Three Bronx libraries expand to 7-day service starting in September

By Sadie Brown

police vehicle on darkened block at scene of crime

AMNY

Bronx playground brawl leaves 14-year-old boy stabbed to death: cops

man speaking at Eric Adams for mayor rally at podium

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: ‘Man of God’ Eric Adams’ reelection effort nabs support from dozens of religious leaders

Mayor Eric Adams speaking at City Hall amid ICE raids

AMNY

Op-Ed | Building, preserving, and planning 426,000+ units of housing to make our city more affordable

Some cannabis business owners fear their livelihoods could go up in smoke if lawmakers don’t act soon.

AMNY

Cannabis dispensary owners demand Albany special session to pass protection bill amid proximity rule change

Participants at the Feb. 23, 2025 rally in Central Park proudly waved Israeli flags and carried posters with the pictures, names, and ages of the hostages still in Hamas captivity.

AMNY

New Yorkers horrified by video of starving Israeli hostage digging own grave; calls for captives’ release from Gaza intensify

spit fire

Arts & Entertainment

Photos: ‘Spit Fire Against Empire’ open mic event held at South Bronx Swap Meet

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

mcdonald's

Bruckner Boulevard McDonald’s hosts ‘Ice Cream with a Cop’ with 43rd Precinct

By Ethan Marshall

Dozens of uniformed officers released white balloons into the night sky, Friday to pay tribute to the fallen detective from the 47th precinct in the Bronx, Didarul Islam.

Local precinct remembers its fallen detective in interfaith memorial

By Sadie Brown

delivery

Op-Ed

Op-ed | I’m one of New York City’s thousands of delivery workers. Don’t shut me down.

By Marco Rojas

strike

Housing

Attorneys defending clients in Bronx Housing Court enter fourth week of strike

By Emily Swanson

pickling

What’s happening | Pickling, painting, dancing and more

By Lauren Berardi

children's hospital

Health

Cancer doctor at Children’s Hospital at Montefiore receives $400K grant for her contributions and efforts

By Ethan Marshall

lincoln

Arts & Entertainment

Lincoln Hospital launches Summer Concert Series

By Ethan Marshall

faith

Community Service

City of Faith Church of God hosting food distributions every Tuesday in August

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

supportive housing

Belmont

AM Tapia awards $20K to Bronx supportive housing

By Emily Swanson

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