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Developer hopes to turn former Baychester diner into bank and retail space

By Jason Cohen

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Cabrera calls for creation of amnesty program for small business summonses

By Jason Cohen

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Gjonaj and council unveil bills to reshape regulations governing small businesses

By Bronx Times

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Thinkubator announces the launch of Spring 2021 programs

By Bronx Times

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The East Bronx History Forum – Digging The Bronx

By Thomas X. Casey

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From homeless to owning two businesses

By Jason Cohen

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Black Bodega in Morrisania celebrates grand opening, brings jobs to struggling Bronxites

By Bronx Times

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Tensions brew between bar owner and Community Board 11 members

By Jason Cohen

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BP Diaz honors essential FreshDirect employees for service during COVID-19

By Bronx Times

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Amazon sues New York attorney general to preempt a state COVID lawsuit

By Bronx Times

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Latina small business owners discuss success in the Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Dime Community Bank puts bow on merger with BNB Bank

By Bronx Times

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Study details glaring disparities in college attainment across the Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Bronx leaders not in favor of street vendor food bill

By Jason Cohen

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Biaggi and the Senate help pass legislative package to help small businesses

By Jason Cohen

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Amazon to open new Bronx locations, other spots across New York

By Jason Cohen & Alex Mitchell

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