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Bronx resident Ishmael Gaynor, right, and Stephon Hightower, started Top Borough Comedy four years ago at the Bronx Brewery in Port Morris.

Ishmael Gaynor makes the Bronx laugh one show at a time

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Lifelong Bronxite finally lands dream job as principal at Villa Maria Academy

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Pols unveil legislation to restore quality of life to east Bronx coastal communities

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Business

Check cashing stores could shutter in the Bronx following state proposal to slash fees

By Jason Cohen

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Former Preston High student, teacher named school’s latest principal

By Jason Cohen

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News

Bill to create statewide tracking system for rape kits still awaits Hochul’s approval

By Jason Cohen

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Music

Gun Hill resident performs in Garden of Dreams Talent Show

By Jason Cohen

Circle-of-Life

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From Belize to Broadway, Bronx actor performs in Disney’s musical ‘The Lion King’

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BX29 goes 24/7 providing long-awaited relief for City Island residents and visitors

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Sports

Throggs Neck Little League celebrates 70 years, fundraiser planned for Marina Del Rey

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City DOE, mayor’s office grant Zeta charter school’s request for 31 additional pre-K seats

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CB3 approves 23 affordable homeownership units in Morrisania section, part of larger project spanning 6 districts

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NY charter schools sue U.S. Department of Education for refusing to pay federal grant funds; Bronx schools owed $217K

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CB4 approves new Success Academy charter school for Grand Concourse area, stipulates 50% Bronx students

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Melrose Mott Haven Senior Center reopens following years of neglect and months of repairs

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As part of citywide initiative, students from 12 Bronx schools speak out on social justice issues through art

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