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Bronx filmmaker defies odds: from NYCHA housing to producing 6 films in 6 years

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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What’s happening | Spooky fun events kick off fall in the Bronx

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Bronx 10 Mile brings over 12,000 runners to the streets, showcases borough’s energy

By Christian Murray and Max Blease Conversation…

Business

World-renowned AI robot SOPHIA films music video at BronxNet Studios ahead of Bronx Chamber Gala

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

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From Wall Street to pizza dough: brothers bring family tradition to Pelham Bay with The Alley Pizza Lounge

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

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What’s happening | Parties, festivals and more

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

Arts & Entertainment

Photo exhibit opens at the Museum of Bronx History chronicling the struggles and resilience of the South Bronx Puerto Rican community

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

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Food

Restaurant review: Dakota’s on the Cove

By Barbara Provetto Conversation…

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Council Member Salamanca Jr. hosts second part of 2024 Longwood Festival

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Column

Column: There’s still time to register for the 30th annual Tour de Bronx bike ride

By Jilleen Barrett Conversation…

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What’s happening | Volunteer work, fairs and exhibitions

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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What’s happening | Community events, concerts and more

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Newly-updated podcast “The Burden: Empire on Blood” sheds light on 1992 Bronx double homicide

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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Talent pageant held during Bronx Puerto Rican Day Parade

By Miriam Quinones and Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Arts & Entertainment

Exhibit mythologizes the first-generation of Bronx graffiti writers

By Su Ertekin-Taner Conversation…

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Music

Underground bodega raves aim to ignite Bronx nightlife scene

By ET Rodriguez Conversation…

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Kate Barry (right) and her brother, Dan Barry (left), are working together on "Kate, Allie, and the ‘86 Mets," which had a limited run in New York this month.

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