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MetroCard Mobile Van visit scheduled for Throggs Neck

By Bronx Times

Ilene Arroyo of The New Jewish Home honored with McNight’s Women of Distinction award

By Aliya Schneider

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Councilmember Dinowitz partners with BetaNYC to debut playground accessibility map

By Bronx Times

DSNY Commissioner Jessica Tisch announces new garbage set out times with Mayor Eric Adams on Monday, Oct. 17, 2022.

Bronx DOE schools join city’s latest battle in the war against rats

By Camille Botello

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Column: The hidden gems of Fordham University’s Rose Hill Campus

By Dorothy A. Krynicki

Bronxites can enjoy food, entertainment and more at the Bronx Night Market, which will take place at Fordham Plaza on the last Saturday of the month, from April to October.

Bronx Night Market set to return to Fordham Plaza in April

By Bronx Times

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With one teen currently serving, young people encouraged to apply to community boards

By Aliya Schneider

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Fresh start to a new year as real estate company donates to Mercy Center

By Rochel Leah Goldblatt

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March events and activities at the City Island Library

By Bronx Times

Wave Hill Public Garden & Cultural Center is seen on Aug. 25, 2022.

Wave Hill entrance renovation wins architectural design award

By Bronx Times

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Sláinte: A local Irish pub turns 25

By ET Rodriguez

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Dyckman museum to hold upcoming series of discussion panels

By Bronx Times

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Gibson to host annual Dominican Heritage Celebration Thursday

By Bronx Times

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What’s happening?: Things to do in the Bronx this month

By Julian Tiburcio

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What do you want from your local newspaper? Bronx Times readers, residents sound off

By Megan LaCreta

The Bronx has one of nation's highest rates of the food insecurity, and last year Food Bank provided nearly 32 million free meals to the borough, which accounts for more than 26% of the organization's total meal distribution across the five boroughs.

Food Bank for NYC aims to go ‘beyond food’ to address food insecurity in the Bronx

By Robbie Sequeira

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