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Villa Maria students find their inner peace on school’s Peace Day

By Bronx Times

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Police identify 32-year-old woman murdered in July

By Jason Cohen and Emily Davenport

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MTA impounds car of Bronx toll dodger owing $58K in unpaid charges

By Kevin Duggan

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Man robbed of $53K from his River Avenue apartment at gunpoint

By Jason Cohen

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Bronx student makes her late father’s dream come true

By Jason Cohen

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Zeta Charter Schools achieve near 99% vaccination rate amongst staff

By Bronx Times

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Two stabbing incidents at Truman High School injure multiple teens

By Jason Cohen

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New York Public Library to no longer charge late fees

By Bronx Times

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Lehman speakers series aims to motivate student artists

By Bronx Times

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Health

In-school asthma study aims to improve health of Bronx children

By Bronx Times

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CB1 shoots down plans to develop 15-story building in Mott Haven

By Jason Cohen

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Killer arrested for March murder in Charlotte Gardens

By Jason Cohen and Robert Pozarycki

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Image Theatre to hold community engagement workshop about the COVID vaccine

By Bronx Times

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Business

Activists raise $13K for Bronx street vendor whose fruit city trashed

By Kevin Duggan

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Health

Bronx Fit Fest returns with free activities at St. James Park

By Bronx Times

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Business

Long Island Press, from farmer’s journal to leading lifestyle media brand, celebrates 200 years — and counting

By Bronx Times

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