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The Hunts Point Recreation Center will honor female athletes with free sports clinic in March.

Hunts Point Recreation Center to host free sports clinic for women and girls

By Bronx Times

Event goers can indulge in a variety of foods, including nacho fries at the Bronx Night Market.

Bronx Night Market returns this April with expanded weekly schedule

By Sadie Brown

Con Edison says it’ll use the funding generated by the rate hike for infrastructure improvements.

Hochul, Torres call on state to reject Con Edison’s proposed rate hikes

By Sadie Brown

Bronx BIDs called the DSNY's new proposed rule requiring every bag of trash go into a bin, "simply unreasonable."

Business

Bronx BIDs trash DSNYs proposed bin rule, call it an unfair burden

By Sadie Brown

The latest addition to the Bronx Zoo's JungleWorld exhibit a red haired babye silvered langur monkey can be seen clinging to an adult monkey while it scales a tree.

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Monkeying around: Bronx Zoo debuts baby silvered langur monkey

By Sadie Brown

Chickens Market In San Juan Chamula

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Bird flu found at two Bronx live bird markets, Gov Hochul orders a shutdown

By Sadie Brown

Smokestacks Send Condensation And Pollution Into The Air Of New York City.

West Virginia AG files lawsuit to block Dinowitz’ Climate Change Superfund Law

By Sadie Brown

The Allerton Library celebrated the expansion of its Teen Center Wednesday with a pizza and craft party. Students took home free books, shirts and other party favors at the event.

The Allerton Library expanded its teen center, and it’s really cool

By Sadie Brown

subway crime

North Riverdale

Bronx sees decline in subway crime as NYPD ramps up transit patrols

By Sadie Brown

Police asked for help identifying two men suspected of burglarizing a donation center for victims of the January 10 fire.

North Riverdale

Two men broke into a resource center and stole donations for Wallace Ave fire victims

By Sadie Brown

A documentary from the Bronx-based Wabi Sabi Productions was nominated for an award for "best documentary" at the Triborough Film Festival.

Arts & Entertainment

Bronx filmmaker nominated for an Astor Award at Triborough Film Festival

By Sadie Brown

67th Annual GRAMMY Awards – Press Room

Arts & Entertainment

Castle Hill’s Samara Joy takes home two Grammys at 67th annual awards

By Sadie Brown

A large truck traveling south on Franklin Ave struck a 65-year-old-woman who was crossing the street, killing her.

65-year-old woman killed after being struck by truck in Morrisania

By Sadie Brown

police released images of a man they suspect of assaulting a bus driver for the Westchester Bee Line bus.

Police search for suspect in assault on female bus driver in the Bronx

By Sadie Brown

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Parks Dept. officially opens new skate park and fitness area at Seton Park

By Sadie Brown

Police asked for the public's help identifying a man in connection with the theft of a shopping cart containing thousands of dollars in cashiers checks and other items.

Thief stole shopping cart with 40k in cashiers checks from 85 year-old-woman, cops say

By Sadie Brown

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