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Arts & Entertainment

Lights, camera, action! Broadway in the Boros takes center stage at 1 Fordham Plaza this Friday

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Health

AOC sends letter to Montefiore about Fordham Plaza relocation, requests formal plan from administrators

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Student-athletes having long overdue conversations on mental health and life off the field

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Organizers encourage women to stay home on Sept. 30 as part of the national "A Day Without Us," which this year sheds light on reproductive rights.

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Stay home? On the anniversary of Hyde Amendment, reproductive rights organizers seek public to break routines and engage, as midterms loom

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In Port Morris, an urban community farm is fighting area food insecurity, gentrification and also targeted theft

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Bronx high schools grading well among city’s top ranked schools: report

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Fire inspectors racial pay discrimination suit ruled class-action as City Council aims to diversify FDNY

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News

‘We’re living Maria all over again’: When hurricanes disrupt life in the Caribbean, the Bronx feels its impact

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News

A ‘silent epidemic’ of missing BIPOC women, girls shows disparities in missing persons cases

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Sports

Mets closer Edwin Díaz uplifts South Bronx students with appearance and mental health message

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News

Bronx tenants least likely to recommend or approve of their apartment building: survey

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Can the Hunts Point Produce Market’s redevelopment, modernization also help climate and poverty in the area?

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Health

COVID-19 further complicated the lives of Alzheimer’s patients and caregivers. What’s next in the growing crisis?

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Politics

Say what? Dem group endorses GOP candidate Phyllis Nastasio in her bid to pull off Assembly upset

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In NYC’s overdose crisis, public health approach focuses on correcting pandemic-related disruptions

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Politics

Bronx Dems select Salamanca Chief of Staff John Zaccaro Jr. as nominee for open Assembly District 80 race

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