Community News – Page 28 of 58 – Bronx Times

marathon

Meet three extraordinary Bronxites running the NYC Marathon

By Emily Swanson

fordham

Fordham students turn unused meals into community food donations

By Emily Swanson

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Assembly Member Landon Dais urges Bronx residents to take action in improving their community during first State of the District address

By Emily Swanson

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Business

Bronx nonprofit The Knowledge House celebrates 10 Years of diversifying the tech industry with gala

By Emily Swanson

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Bronx Puerto Rican Day parade to take place Oct. 19; celebrates culture and community

By Christian Murray

soundview

Soundview community celebrates grand opening of new public art space

By Jewel Webber and Ethan Marshall

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Mott Haven brand Bronx Native celebrates seven years

By Emily Swanson

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Parkchester residents plan second rally in four weeks demanding safety improvements

By Emily Swanson

New York sports and dance legends visit Highbridge Green School for Hispanic Heritage Month

By Emily Swanson

women

Bronx organization hosts monthly support group for women

By Jewel Webber and Ethan Marshall

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Allerton

Bronx Council Member Oswald Feliz calls for more cops in his district as shooting incidents spike

By Sadie Brown

public safety

Bronx Borough President allocates nearly $400K for public safety initiatives

By Christian Murray

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Project Pawn launches flagship chess center in Soundview

By Emily Swanson

enslaved african burial ground

Grant awarded to “reimagine” Enslaved African Burial Ground in Van Cortlandt Park

By Emily Swanson

Old Croton Aqueduct Walk

University Heights

Old Croton Aqueduct Walk, the first scenic landmark in the Bronx, receives historical marker signs

By Emily Swanson

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Kingsbridge street co-named for Nicholas Dominici, who died following day care fentanyl exposure

By Emily Swanson

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City Council softens protest buffer zone bills, dropping 100-foot perimeter rule

Assemblyman Steve Stern

Schneps Podcasts

A Conversation with Assemblyman Steve Stern of New York’s 10th District

A year later, Mount Sinai is facing criticism yet again for restricting youth gender-affirming care.

Mount Sinai accused of restricting gender-affirming care for youth