Robbie Sequeira, Author at Bronx Times – Page 27 of 37

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Business

Unions, small biz owners rally behind antitrust legislation to rein in big tech’s anticompetitive monopoly

By Robbie Sequeira

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Business

As Dems back Hochul for reelection bid, laborers, tenants demand action on key state legislation

By Robbie Sequeira

Co-op City school lauded by chancellor, elected officials for its infusion of Black history, Black excellence

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Politics

From crisis to crisis, Bronx beep Gibson details a ‘challenging’ first month in office

By Robbie Sequeira

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Adams looks to expand facial recognition as part of his crime-curbing plan amid widespread privacy, racial bias concerns

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Once thriving Grand Concourse church, now just a neglected home to squatters

By Robbie Sequeira

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Two suspects sought for November shooting of teen near Westchester Square school: cops

By Robbie Sequeira

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National civil rights attorney Ben Crump spearheads 4th Bronx fire lawsuit

By Robbie Sequeira

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Politics

Biaggi to make congressional bid for newly drawn and crowded 3rd district

By Robbie Sequeira

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Politics

A majority in the Bronx, Latinos feel ignored in the state’s redistricting plans

By Robbie Sequeira

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Police looking for three suspects in assault of 54-year-old in Highbridge

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Shootings up 150% in the Bronx; Tremont’s 48th Precinct sees 89% crime spike: NYPD

By Robbie Sequeira

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Roughly 20% of Bronx residents have some college credits, are without a degree: Report

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COVID

COVID Corner | Who’s gotten boosted in the Bronx?

By Robbie Sequeira

A driver wearing a protective mask drives a school bus during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Brooklyn borough of New York City

Courts

DOE students with diabetes denied equal access to transportation, field trips: Court

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News

As NYC vendors march for legitimization, Bronx street merchants await licensure

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