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Mundo

Underground bodega raves aim to ignite Bronx nightlife scene

By ET Rodriguez

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Arts & Entertainment

Bronx Museum of the Arts executive director leaves for Florida, but it’s not goodbye

By ET Rodriguez

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Bronx bus stops are the hottest in the city, but Bronxites voice other concerns

By ET Rodriguez

Bronx art and culture icon, rappin max robot stands 18 feet tall in from of the hip hop museum.

Arts & Entertainment

Giant hip hop statue will sit in the South Bronx before flying to Paris

By ET Rodriguez

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National Billiards Day: Ten best bars to play pool in the Bronx

By ET Rodriguez

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Rainbow Garden in Melrose celebrates new pavement amid big concerns from nearby Superfund site

By ET Rodriguez

VillageCareMAX celebrated the one-year anniversary of their Bronx community center at 798 Southern Blvd. on Monday, July 29.

VillageCareMAX Bronx location celebrates one-year anniversary

By ET Rodriguez

Takhya (l.), 12, and Sariyah, 11 were having fun on Wednesday, July 17 at the New York Psychotherapy & Counseling Center's fifth anti-bullying fair in the South Bronx.

South Bronx fair aims to empower community to stop bullying

By ET Rodriguez

On Wednesday, July 17, tenants of the Fordham Towers at 480 E. 188th St., rallied to speak out on the deplorable conditions of their building.

News

Fordham Heights tenants speak out against ‘classic example’ of landlord harassment

By ET Rodriguez

A cropped image of Alice Grullon's self-portrait, "June 4, 2020: NYPD's Ambush Of Peaceful Bronx Protesters Was 'Executed Nearly Flawlessly," City Leaders Agree," (2020).

Making room for self-expression at the Bronx Museum of the Arts

By ET Rodriguez

In conjunction with Cinema on the Sound in City Island, Clipper Coffee is seeking extras for a new Bronx-based movie.

Local coffee shop seeking extras for upcoming Bronx movie

By ET Rodriguez

On Thursday, July 11, local politicians and organization leaders celebrated breaking ground at the Bronx Museum of the Arts $33 million renovation.

Arts & Entertainment

‘A world-class space’: Bronx Museum of the Arts breaks ground on $33 million renovation

By ET Rodriguez

On Tuesday, July 9, local officials and community members rallied against gun violence after a shooting at a local McDonald's in Allerton.

‘There is another way’: Bronx leaders call for an end to gun violence amid recent McDonald’s shooting

By ET Rodriguez

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Put on your dancing shoes, the Bronx summer concert series is back!

By ET Rodriguez

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Brand-new farmer’s market hits Fordham Plaza

By ET Rodriguez

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New York Botanical Garden invites you to be Alice in ‘Wonderland: Curious Nature’

By ET Rodriguez

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