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More than half of shoppers in a FMI survey said they've noticed price increases for most products, notably fresh meats, fresh produce, refrigerated dairy foods and milk.

News

How hungry families, food pantries plan to tackle a looming holiday season

By Robbie Sequeira

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Speaker Adams says city can’t afford headcount cuts called for in Mayor’s latest fiscal belt-tightening move

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Courts

Jacobi Hospital pays nearly $8M in premature birth malpractice suit

By Aliya Schneider

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Letters to the Editor

Letter: Like it or not, voting is one of our most sacred rights

By Dorothy A. Krynicki

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Hunts Point Produce Market workers brave cold temps to supply 90% of Thanksgiving spread on busiest day of the year

By Robbie Sequeira

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Column

Column: Preparing for the winter weather

By Amanda Farías

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Mayor Adams inks bill creating new NYC domestic violence survivor grant program, but balks at City Council’s desired price tag

Success Academy High School debate team earns perfect score, wins Urban Debate Invitational

By Bronx Times

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Bronx man shot at gas station, crashes while fleeing and dies at hospital: cops

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City Island Center offers activities this holiday season

By Bronx Times

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EXCLUSIVE | Package of new City Council bills would strengthen freelance worker protections

The long-awaited Bronx Children's Museum is set to open on Dec. 3 in a years-later opening than initially expected.

Arts & Entertainment

After yearslong delay, Bronx Children’s Museum finally set to open in early December

By Aliya Schneider

Small Business Saturday Written on Calendar

Letters to the Editor

Letter: Support your local business on Small Business Saturday

By Larry Penner

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News

State announces first round of cannabis dispensary licenses; 3 Bronx businesses selected

By Camille Botello

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‘We do not tolerate hate’: NYC presents united front against bigotry after likely anti-Semitic attack thwarted

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Events and activities at the City Island Library this December

By Bronx Times

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