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‘City of Cement’: Bronx orgs speak out against City of Yes for Economic Opportunity

By Emily Swanson

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Limited-stock NYC rental market became even more scarce in February: report

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Chipotle opens restaurant in Parkchester with focus on green energy

By Emily Swanson

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Business

City of Yes for Economic Opportunity earns split support from Bronx community boards

By Emily Swanson

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AMNY

Outdoor dining in NYC: Applications open for permanent program as city unveils new, modular setups

Business

Xtraspots app that connects drivers with parking spots has Bronx roots

By Emily Swanson

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Business

New Five Below discount store in Parkchester gains neighborhood fans

By Emily Swanson

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John Cerini’s tax and insurance business Bronx Tax Man celebrates 50 years of business in the Bronx

By Steven Goodstein

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AMNY

LinkNYC kiosks helping to power up small businesses with ‘instrumental’ advertising space

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Business

Bronx entrepreneurs can compete to win $10K grant in first-ever ‘BX-Factor Challenge’

By Emily Swanson

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Big winner: $1M Mega Millions ticket sold at South Bronx gas station

By Emily Swanson

A community member added the red sand on the floor into pavement cracks and also added a heart with the Red Sand Project sign to bring awareness of sex trafficking.

Business

Week in Rewind: Bronx immigration lawyer scammed clients, adult mentors for Bronx youth, CUNY students supporting asylum seekers and more

Compiled by Seamus Higgins

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Week in Rewind: Bronx teens missing, housing affordability value in Bronx, Torres touts affordable housing dub and are men’s homeless shelters coming to northeast Bronx?

Compiled by Seamus Higgins

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Business

Mixed support so far in the Bronx for City of Yes economic initiative

By Emily Swanson

Larry Taylor, a disabled Vietnam veteran, wants to vend on Allerton Avenue and White Plains Road -- but is battling DSNY over licensing issues. Enforcement comes through so regularly that he always keeps backup merchandise nearby. Photo Emily Swanson

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Allerton street vendors, including military veterans, continue to clash with DSNY

By Emily Swanson

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Minimum Wage To Increase In New York City, Long Island In 2024

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FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker officially retired on Dec. 19 with a walkout ceremony.

FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker officially retires

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