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A kitten is rescued from a Metro-North rail line on Thursday, Nov. 3, 2022.

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Near cat-astrophe: Kitten halts Bronx train Thursday morning

By Camille Botello

Firefighters at the Quimby Street home in the Bronx that caught fire on Oct. 30, 2022 and killed four residents.

En pocas palabras: Just Home, incendio mortal y robos a Chocobar

By Bronx Times

Bronx elected officials attend the opening of the new YMCA in the South Bronx on Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022.

Bronx pols attend South Bronx’s La Central YMCA opening

By Bronx Times

Bob Shows off his image and name in a mural display on the section of El Barrio. The mural was created by 320 Arts under the nonprofit organization Uptown Grand Central on 125th Street between Park and Lexington avenues.

Prominent Bronx voice in the ‘Black is Beautiful’ movement, Bob Gumbs, has died

By Mark Naison and Cinque Brathwaite

Retired Second Class U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer David Leich will be the grand marshal for this year's Veterans Day Parade in Throggs Neck.

Leich named this year’s grand marshal of Throggs Neck Veterans Day Parade

By Camille Botello

Community members protest Fordham University's updated COVID-19 bivalent vaccine mandate.

En pocas palabras: Demanda universitaria, secretaria del condado y problemas de vivienda pública

By Camille Botello, Aliya Schneider and Robbie Sequeira

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Events and activities at the City Island Library this November

By Bronx Times

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SERIES | Community Briefs: CB2 deals with food inequality, poverty rates

By Robbie Sequeira

Sean "Diddy" Combs speaks at Capital Preparatory Bronx Charter School on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2022.

En pocas palabras: Televisión infantil, herencia hispana y P. Diddy

By Robbie Sequeira, Nicholas Hernandez and Camille Botello

Tatuajes de Friday Jones

En pocas palabras: Rezonificación, tatuajes y cómo el fútbol brinda oportunidades a los jóvenes del Bronx

By Bronx Times

people ride their bicycles by a Bronx River Greenway sign

The 28th annual Tour De Bronx is back Oct. 23, capped at 1K participants

By Aliya Schneider

Bronxites celebrate Italian heritage and Columbus Day in Morris Park on Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022.

PHOTOS: The Bronx celebrates Italian heritage at annual parade

By Bronx Times

Edwin Díaz de los Mets visita a los estudiantes de la Academia Preparatoria Longwood el 15 de septiembre.

En pocas palabras: Un beisbolista de los Mets, un restaurante que ayuda a víctimas del huracán en Puerto Rico y los cheques

By Robbie Sequeira, ET Rodríguez and Jason Cohen

Locked out and neglected, Bronx and Brooklyn tenants sound off on Chestnut Holdings management

By Robbie Sequeira

Law theme. Judge chamber.

Inside the Courts: Bronx Women’s Bar Association series features Judge Wilma Guzman

By Savina P. Playter, Karen Del Vecchio and Carol E. Malcolm

Diageo – MCRD Event

Hispanic business, community, media and Law enforcement gather to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

By Bronx Times

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