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Fordham University alum and longtime WNYC host dies at 51

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Bronx nonprofits team up to increase food distribution and protect local jobs

By Jason Cohen

‘He was a man of deep faith’: Belmont pastor Monsignor Ruvo dies at 93

By Jason Cohen

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‘He would create an aura of magic’: Former Lehman Professor Joseph Tusiani dies at 96

By Jason Cohen

NYC Public Advocate names the worst Bronx landlords

James delivers financial relief for New York Sports Clubs and Lucille Roberts members

By Jason Cohen

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Throggs Neck Merchant Association provides updates on community

By Jason Cohen

BP Diaz provides $10 million to fund Bronx public schools

Borough President Diaz provides food and supplies for the community

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NYC Women’s Caucus and advocates host rally in support of reproductive health care measures

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‘Someone needs to stand up for the local restaurants’: Public hearing set for third-party delivery bills

By Jason Cohen

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Essen Health Care expands COVID-19 care program for the Bronx

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Former Bronx resident to appear in opera film premiering next month on YouTube

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‘We are prioritizing the community’: Mott Haven restaurant feeds the South Bronx

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Van Cortlandt Park Alliance names first executive director

By Jason Cohen

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Melissa Mark-Viverito works to save Summer Youth Employment Program

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Pediatric providers in the Bronx create care packages for needy patients and families

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Longwood pantry provides food and diapers for families in need during COVID-19

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