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Photos: Young Kings and Queens Chess Club ends four-week Baychester chess program on a high note

By Ethan Marshall

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More than 5,000 runners and walkers race through Bronx Zoo for endangered wildlife conservation

By Christian Murray

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Top-prize TAKE 5 ticket worth $33K sold at Bronx convenience store

By Christian Murray

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Books

Author Oscar Perry Abello holds signing for new book on finance and banking at Ponce Bank

By Ethan Marshall

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Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club modernizes flagship Bronx clubhouse with $7.5M upgrade

By Emily Swanson

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District Attorney hosts evening of kinship and support for crime survivors

By Emily Swanson

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Thousands expected at Bronx Zoo for 17th Annual WCS Run for the Wild on Saturday

By Christian Murray

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Bronx residents, leaders mourn death of Pope Francis

By Sadie Brown

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Albanian culture and history to take center stage at Bronx street fair

By Christian Murray

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Community Service

Photos: Community Justice Connect hosts training program from nonprofit Hot Bread Kitchen

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

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Photos: NYC Health, Energy and Equity Task Force holds roundtable at Fordham to discuss concerns and strategies

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

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Sliwa, Duran lead protest against proposed lithium battery plant in the Bronx

By Ethan Marshall

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Photos: Bharati Foundation hosts annual luncheon and networking event

By Ethan Marshall

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Community Celebration

Bronx heroes honored at New York Botanical Garden celebration on April 10

By Ethan Marshall

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EBHF to discuss Black-owned land in the Bronx during 1800s at April 24 meeting

By Ethan Marshall

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Hundreds mourn at Bronx vigil for victims of Dominican nightclub collapse

By Emily Swanson

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