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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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Raye Barbieri named CEO of Kingsbridge Heights Community Center

By Bronx Times

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Lawyers take to the road, offering free legal clinics throughout the Bronx

By Nicholas Hernandez

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New NYC Parks ad campaign encourages you to enjoy the outdoors

By Bronx Times

CB 8 Parks Committee passes resolution calling for additional law enforcement in Van Cortlandt Park

By Camille Botello

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Gone too soon, Angellyh Yambo and a foundation bearing her name seek to change outcomes for Bronx youth

By Robbie Sequeira

New York Cares concludes 34th Annual Coat Drive at Bronx Terminal Market

By Bronx Times

Advocates for the Hart Island touchstone project pray over the stone in October 2022.

Local advocates pushing for memorial touchstone on Hart Island run into roadblocks

By Camille Botello

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February brings new programming to the City Island Library

By Bronx Times

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Even 174 years after his death, Edgar Allan Poe shall be forgotten, nevermore

By ET Rodriguez

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Plans in place to open new Pelham Parkway Chabad Center before Passover

By Robbie Sequeira

Union carpenters, contractors spread holiday cheer with children’s toy drives in the Bronx

By Bronx Times

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Riverdale Choral Society invites singers to participate in spring season

By Bronx Times

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Yahay Obeid, first nonwhite chair of CB11, steps down from role citing local issues and massive commitment

By Aliya Schneider

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