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Police looking for couple involved in deadly Dunkin’ dispute in Williamsbridge

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Business

With its second Bronx location, Krispy Kreme is coming to The Hub on Tuesday

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State budget proposals could help NYC’s deaf and blind schools retain more teachers through competitive pay

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Remediation at former trucking site pushes timeline for 200-bed men’s shelter in Westchester Square to 2024

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Adams signs executive order beefing up fire safety inspections, communications between FDNY and HPD

By Robbie Sequeira

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Excluded workers put pressure on Bronx politicos to include them in state budget

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Mayor’s Fund releases $3M, relocation housing available in Melrose for Twin Parks tenants

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Politics

Does Andrew Cuomo deserve a second chance? Residents grapple with ex-gov’s stop in the South Bronx

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COVID-19: Two Years Later | A ‘NY Hero’ during the pandemic, Karines Reyes now hopes to engineer the Bronx’s recovery

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‘Ray Rock’ bringing Bronx swagger and perseverance to ‘Temptation Island’

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A COVID task force cancelled a fire inspection at Twins Park North West a year prior to fire, union president reveals

By Robbie Sequeira

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Business

In the city that never sleeps, street vendors camp outside Hochul’s NYC office for systemic change

By Robbie Sequeira

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The environmental fight in the South Bronx is putting pressure on NYPA to retire 4 Bronx-based peaker plants

By Robbie Sequeira

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Optimum adding 5 Bronx retail outlets to its NYC storefront expansion

By Robbie Sequeira

ProXtracts was issued the first tier one cannabis processing license in New York City and plans to start producing this spring in Morris Park.

Business

New York’s first 100 retail cannabis licenses will go to those with prior weed convictions

By Robbie Sequeira

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Politics

New York lawmakers fight to bring preclearance, expanded language access to state’s voting infrastructure

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