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Despite fear of spreading COVID-19 through public transit, de Blasio tells New Yorkers to not buy cars

By Bronx Times

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State suspends liquor licenses from three Bronx businesses for violations of COVID-19 orders

By Jenna Bagcal

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Fordham University launches initiative to capture voices of Bronx residents impacted by COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

Health

New Morris Heights Health Center unveiled in July

By Jason Cohen

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Music

Organizers host first annual Lift Every Voice Virtual Safety Jam 2020 this month

By Jason Cohen

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Survey shows natural areas in the Bronx face uncertain future following budget cuts

By Jason Cohen

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Citymeals continues donating food to Bronx seniors and others in need during COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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Business

100 Tailors of Harlem provides face masks for the south Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America and New York donate 50,000 face masks to Bronxites

By Jason Cohen

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GoFundMe campaign launched to help pay trainers at Morris Park Boxing Club

By Jason Cohen

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News

Cuomo keeping heavy hand on bars and restaurants as NYC’s infection rate drops to 1%

By Bronx Times

South Bronx middle school gives out books by authors of color

By Jason Cohen

Morris Park cycling instructor keeps connected to local fitness community by teaching home classes

By Jason Cohen

Bronx high school students to provide free tutoring services in August

By Jason Cohen

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Wave Hill Public Garden in Riverdale to reopen July 30

By Jason Cohen

Animals

Bronx Zoo-goers enthusiastic for socially distant safari

By Alex Mitchell

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