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The City Island waterfront will have less marine hazards and fewer eye sores after NYC Parks announced the launch of a new office that would keep the city's waterfront areas safe from marine debris.

NYC Parks’ new Office of Marine Debris Disposal and Vessel Surrendering begins clean-up of derelict boat fleet within City Island waterways

By Steven Goodstein

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Fulton Community Reentry Center opens at site of former prison in Claremont

By Emily Swanson

Community members, NYPD, elected officials and family of Josphine Gooding pose for a photo with a street sign co-named in her honor at Macombs Road at W Mt. Eden Avenue in the Bronx on Tuesday, April 23, 2024.

Bronx celebrates Evangelist Josephine Gooding with street co-naming

By Camille Botello

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Community boards weigh in on Metro-North megaproject

By Emily Swanson

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Old Croton Aqueduct Walk receives Bronx’s first scenic landmark designation

By Emily Swanson

Children join as volunteers for reforestation, earth conservation activities to instill in children a sense of patience and sacrifice, doing good deeds and loving nature.

BT Weekender: Five things to do in the Bronx this weekend

By Ashlynn Perez

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Black transgender artist Nahshon Dion draws inspiration from her home in the Bronx

By Emily Swanson

Morrisania tenants sue landlords of South Bronx residence, citing several open violations

By Steven Goodstein

Bronx hustler

‘Let me become part of the solution’: Bronx hustler who went from making millions to prison tells his life story

By Jason Cohen

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Business

Bronx-based nonprofit partnering on $200K in microgrants for POC restaurant owners

By Emily Swanson

Officials and event sponsors smile and wave during the Easter Eggstravaganza event.

Free Easter Eggstravaganza event draws 4,000 community members

By Bronx Times

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University Heights

BCC’s new Early Childhood Center program lifts burden for Bronx student parents while they pursue their education

By Steven Goodstein

Bronx resident and Williamsbridge Center patient Karen Reid smiles for a photo. Reid was declared cancer-free on April 2.

Bronx patient ‘spreads her light’ with residents and staff at Williamsbridge Center nursing home

By Ashlynn Perez

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Mott Haven high school seniors try their hand at city planning

By Emily Swanson

Community unites against gun violence after toddler injured in Fordham Heights shooting

By Steven Goodstein

African American father and his son.

Study of Mott Haven fathers and sons emphasizes parents’ role in teens’ sexual health

By Emily Swanson

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