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Wakefield woman writes how to live with Crohn’s Disease|Wakefield woman writes how to live with Crohn’s Disease

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Wakefield woman writes how to live with Crohn’s Disease

By Patrick Rocchio

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Arlene Alda Discusses ‘Just Kids from the Bronx’

By Robert Wirsing

Reach Out & Read Launches At CHAM

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Reach Out & Read Launches At CHAM

By Robert Wirsing

‘Digging the Bronx’ book offers archeological survey

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‘Digging the Bronx’ book offers archeological survey

By Patrick Rocchio

Force of Nature-Writing a Hurricane Event

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Force of Nature-Writing a Hurricane Event

By Robert Wirsing

Four local libraries receive a total of $60,000 in funds

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Four local libraries receive a total of $60,000 in funds

By Patrick Rocchio

Bronxite pens memoir depicting her victory over adversity|Bronxite pens memoir depicting her victory over adversity

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Bronxite pens memoir depicting her victory over adversity

By Patrick Rocchio

Diaz Visits Bronx YMCA Summer Camp Kids

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Diaz Visits Bronx YMCA Summer Camp Kids

By Robert Wirsing

$4.2 million set aside to repair four aging borough libraries

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$4.2 million set aside to repair four aging borough libraries

By Patrick Rocchio

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Soundview native publishes ‘Casual Musings,’ her first book

By Sarah Valenzuela

Allerton Ave. Library Hosts Summer Reading Program

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Allerton Ave. Library Hosts Summer Reading Program

By Robert Wirsing

Albanian Language Program Receives Books

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Albanian Language Program Receives Books

By Robert Wirsing

‘Sex Money Murder’ true-crime book released|‘Sex Money Murder’ true-crime book released

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‘Sex Money Murder’ true-crime book released

By Patrick Rocchio

Author Reads To St. Helena Students

Author Reads To St. Helena Students

By Robert Wirsing

Bronx native Mieszczanski publishes new 9/11 tale

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Bronx native Mieszczanski publishes new 9/‌11 tale

By Sarah Valenzuela

Bronx native’s comic book defines ‘Puerto Rico Strong’

Bronx native’s comic book defines ‘Puerto Rico Strong’

By Sarah Valenzuela

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