Aliya Schneider, Author at Bronx Times – Page 3 of 20

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Williamsbridge Gardens, $91M affordable, supportive housing development almost fully occupied

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Following an agreement with the Attorney General's office, CareCube will refund customers who were improperly charged for COVID-19 tests.

Courts

CareCube to issue refunds for patients inappropriately charged for COVID-19 tests

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Hostos arts center receives $130K through City Council Theaters of Color grant

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MTA chooses developer for borough’s first electric bus charging station at Gun Hill Road depot

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Legal cannabis dispensary proposed for shuttered Pelham Bay 7-Eleven

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University Heights

Bronx Community College mother, son graduate together after immigrating from Jamaica

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Lottery open for Mott Haven luxury apartment building for low to middle incomes

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Off track: Efforts to keep Metro-North expansion on schedule failed under ‘a problematic circumstance’

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Developers secure $297M for phase two of The Peninsula, massive Hunts Point development

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With all ballots counted, Marmorato wins GOP, Conservative lines, locks in date with Velázquez

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Pelham Parkway Houses gets community garden with $30K from Velázquez

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Health

Just what the doctor ordered: ‘Food prescription’ program to help 100 Bronxites access fresh produce in NYC launch

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Fordham

Advocates for Fordham Road bus lane changes continue to push city, second protest planned for Tuesday

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Business

Bronx’s first cannabis dispensary opens in Crotona, as questions arise over long-term plans

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Kristy Marmorato poses between two supporters

Breaking

BREAKING: Kristy Marmorato declares victory with CD-13 Republican primary lead

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Business

The Bronx is the only borough without a Trader Joe’s, even after years of residents’ efforts

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