Sadie Brown, Author at Bronx Times – Page 15 of 20

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Son returns mother’s library book 73 years overdue, checked out in the Bronx in 1952

By Sadie Brown

The Bronx Zoo was ranked one of the top ten worst zoos in the country for elephants by In Defense of Animals.

Bronx Zoo ranked second-worst in North America for elephants, advocacy group calls for sanctuary

By Sadie Brown

congestion pricing

Transit

What Bronx commuters need to know about congestion pricing

By Sadie Brown

Bronx

First Bronx baby of 2025 born at midnight at Montefiore Medical Center

By Sadie Brown

The American Red Cross sent dozens of responders to serve meals, provide blankets and other essentials to Bronx residents of Webster Avenue following a water main break that caused massive flooding in December.

American Red Cross spent almost two weeks on Webster Avenue, serving over 4,000 meals to Bronxites after massive flood

By Sadie Brown

Image shows bumper to bumper traffic in Manhattan, which congestion pricing hopes to alleviate, if the courts allow it to proceed.

Transit

Marmorato urges pause on congestion pricing launch amid legal opinion confusion

By Sadie Brown

Bronx

Concourse Village

Bronx welcomes its first baby of 2025 with midnight delivery at Montefiore Hospital

By Sadie Brown

Montefiore coffee shop cashier, Elaine Gibson has spent nearly a decade helping homeless women in the Bronx through donating clothes, hygiene products, socks, coats and food.

Bronx cafe worker lifts up homeless women, offering support and resources

By Sadie Brown

Activists staged a three day sit-in at the capitol in Albany, to pressure Governor Kathy Hochul to sign the Climate Change Superfund Act into law.

Hochul signs Climate Change Superfund Act championed by Bronx Assembly Member, paving way for funding in the borough

By Sadie Brown

The Middletown Road station was closed for seven months in 2013 - 2014 to make major renovations, including replacing the stairs, but the MTA refused to add ADA accessible elevators.

Pelham Bay

Middletown Road station to get elevators after decade-long legal battle over ADA compliance

By Sadie Brown

Body cam footage showed the moment an unmarked police vehicle pulled into oncoming traffic and was struck by Bronx father Samuel Williams, who later died.

Attorney General releases footage of police pursuit that led to Bronx father’s death

By Sadie Brown

Bronx dispensaries like Hush New York display brightly colored containers of legal cannabis products.

Business

Bronx cannabis industry sees growth in 2024 but battles hurdles from community boards, illegal shops, and state mismanagement

By Sadie Brown

Bronx art and culture icon, rappin max robot stands 18 feet tall in from of the hip hop museum.

Bronx arts and culture in 2024: New venues, global recognition, and a nod to hip-hop history

By Sadie Brown

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Housing

Year-in-Review: Bronx takes bold steps toward future with housing reforms and Metro-North expansion

By Sadie Brown

the city council voted to support a grant application to redevelop the Kingsbridge Armory.

City Council backs $2M grant for Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment

By Sadie Brown

A water main rupture in Bedford Park left streets caked in mud and trash and displaced residents living in ground floor and basement apartments.

Bedford Park residents face aftermath of massive water main break, flooding homes and cars

By Sadie Brown

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