Archive – Page 607 of 2094 – Bronx Times

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PoliticsNY

Inauguration postponed: Adams, Lander and Williams call off indoor ceremony in Brooklyn

Queens Rally and Press Conference in Solidarity with George Floyd and Black Lives

Letters to the Editor

Letter: There are no losers in the City Council speaker’s race

By Larry Penner

MasterClass announces the launch of Hillary Clinton’s class on the power of resilience

Column

Column: Durham probe details indicts Clintons and the Democrats

By Frank Vernuccio

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PoliticsNY

Adams Appoints Ydanis Rodriguez DOT Commissioner

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COVID CORNER | Despite citywide surge, Bronx is without virus hot spots

By Robbie Sequeira

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PoliticsNY

Lander says COVID Testing Needed Before Return to School From Winter Break

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New York Family

COVID-19 Omicron Update: a Guide for NYC Parents

NYC schools have struggled to find the right mix of in-person learning and remote options during a pandemic.

Op-Ed

OP-ED | Mr. Chancellor: Families want smaller class sizes and remote options, not a 6-day school week

By Jonathan Soto

Portrait of girl showing ar after vaccination

Health

Alegria Health & Wellness approved for New York Vaccine For Children Program

By Bronx Times

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MTA cops rode high on overtime after Cuomo crackdown on subway homelessness, inspector general says

Jose Martinez, THE CITY

Organization works with City Island citizens to track flooding

By Jason Cohen

Young man fixing a leak under the bathroom sink

Sponsored

Resolutions for the New Year — 3 home projects worth tackling

By Bronx Times

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School, housing proposed for Kingsbridge church site

By Aliya Schneider

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AMNY

Man found shot and slashed in hallway of Bronx apartment building: NYPD

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NYPD captures suspect in Melrose mom’s strangulation

By Robbie Sequeira

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Transit

Residents call on DOT to further Pelham Bay Park improvements

By Jason Cohen

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Happy little girl blowing soap bubbles in park. Spring Break on Long Island: 15+ Fun Kids’ Events & Family Activities 2026

New York Family

Spring Break on Long Island: 15+ Fun Kids’ Events & Family Activities 2026

UConn NCAA Tournament odds picks final four

2026 Final Four Betting: Preview, Odds, and Picks for Men’s Final Four Matchups

Sforza_SchnepsConnects

Schneps Podcasts

Toni-Ann Sforza, COO of Municipal Credit Union, on Building Culture, Talent, and Growth

"The Stranger," directed by François Ozon, opened April 3 at the Angelika and Film at Lincoln Center.

In ‘The Stranger,’ gay director François Ozon adapts a classic French novel