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Each year the Garden of Dreams Talent Show features young performers from the tristate area on stage and Radio City Music Hall.

Arts & Entertainment

Young Bronxites to perform at Radio City Music Hall Garden of Dreams Talent Show next month

By Sadie Brown

Preston High School students, parents and alumni used the Throggs Neck St. Patrick's Day Parade to make their voices heard, chanting "save our school" while marching along East Tremont.

Preston High School community rallies at Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade to fight closure

By Sadie Brown

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Thousands celebrate Irish pride at the 27th annual Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade

By Sadie Brown

Dozens of advocates gathered outside the Bronx County Court to protest Governor Kathy Hochul's efforts to roll back discovery reform laws named for late Bronx teen, Kalief Browder.

Courts

Protesters rally outside Bronx courthouse against Hochul’s proposed changes to discovery reform law

By Sadie Brown

Advocates like BronxWorks and St. Ann's Corner of Harm Reduction in the Bronx urged Governor Hochul to reject efforts to expand drug criminalization, instead asking her to fund community solutions like clean needle exchanges.

Harm reduction advocates worry the state wants to ‘ramp up’ drug criminalization

By Sadie Brown

NY Sirens goalie, Abbey Levy visited her mother's preschool class in the Bronx to ask the kids to help her decorate her helmet.

Acts of Kindness

NY Sirens goalie sports gear designed by Bronx preschoolers

By Sadie Brown

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Food

Catch a sneak peak of some of the local flavors featured in this year’s Bronx Night Market

By: Sadie Brown

NYCDOT scheduled the final round of community engagement workshops before releasing the Bronx Harlem River Greenway Plan, which aims to give Bronx residents access to the water front, and a safer cycling option for commuting and recreation.

DOT to unveil Harlem River Greenway route in final round of Bronx workshops

By Sadie Brown

Borough President Vanessa Gibson joined maternal healthcare professionals and advocates Wednesday in calling for a Bronx birthing center to serve the borough which has some of the worst birth related health outcomes in the state.

Health

Bronx leaders advocate for birthing center to address maternal health crisis

By Sadie Brown

A video posted to social media shows a school bus that erupted into flames on Allerton Avenue Monday morning.

School bus catches fire in Williamsbridge

By Bronx Times

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Politics

Former Bronx BP Ruben Diaz Jr. backs Cuomo for NYC mayor, dealing blow to Adams

By Sadie Brown

The personally identifiable information of students, parents and faculty of Riverdale Country School was published on the dark web following a data breach earlier this month.

Hackers leak sensitive data from elite Bronx private school after ransomware attack

By Sadie Brown

Regal Cinema will reopen the commercial movie theater in Concourse Village almost a year after the old operator moved out.

Regal Cinemas set to open in Concourse Village, bringing Bronx moviegoers a new silver screen experience

By Sadie Brown

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Kids & Education

Bronx families can now register for NYC Parks’ summer camp programs

By Bronx Times

Kids wearing bunny ears and holding baskets on an Easter egg hunt

Hop on over to the 42nd Precinct for an Easter egg hunt April 16

By Bronx Times

Bronx Council Member Althea Stevens introduced a bill to form a Youth Board with at least three teens and young adults that would advise the city on youth programming.

New law ensures Bronx youth have a greater say in city government

By Sadie Brown

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