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The United Nations donates 250,000 face masks to New York City to help fight the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in New York

Bronx businesses part of mayoral plan to restart economy

By Jason Cohen

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Workforce training crisis threatens Bronx COVID-19 recovery

By Jason Cohen

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Local Bronx Shell gas stations launch disposable glove distribution program

By Jason Cohen

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Morris Park eatery receives PPP loan to aid in COVID-19 financial relief

By Jason Cohen

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Con Edison donates equipment and funding to COVID-19 relief

By Jason Cohen

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Metro Optics continues to help people during COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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Small businesses in the Bronx get just 1 percent of COVID-19 relief loans

By Jason Cohen

Port Morris Distillery switches to making hand sanitizer for the community

By Jason Cohen

WSBID walking tour exams its history; scavenger hunt

Governor appoints two Bronxites to task force for reopening of state

By Jason Cohen

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Nonprofit helps formerly incarcerated youth during COVID-19 crisis

By Jason Cohen

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Moped sharing company to expand free services to Bronx essential workers

By Jason Cohen

Throggs Neck Merchants Swears In New Board

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Throggs Neck Merchant Association provides updates on community

By Jason Cohen

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‘Someone needs to stand up for the local restaurants’: Public hearing set for third-party delivery bills

By Jason Cohen

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‘We are prioritizing the community’: Mott Haven restaurant feeds the South Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Cohen legislation to waive fees for sidewalk cafes

By Jason Cohen

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Nonprofit helps south Bronx small businesses in struggle for survival

By Jason Cohen

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