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Community Service

Young Kings and Queens Chess Club holds free program for kids at Edenwald Library

By Jewel Webber and Ethan Marshall

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Kids & Education

Aspiring earth science teachers get hands-on lesson at Orchard Beach

By Ethan Marshall and Paul Frangipane

Kids & Education

Bronx-based youth chess club, Project Pawn, expanding soon

By Emily Swanson

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Kids & Education

Preston scholars adventure to the Azores

By The Bronx Times

Preston High School graduate Danielle DeMattia in Italy.

Kids & Education

Preston High School graduate earns study abroad scholarship

By Bronx Times

Students participate in the D.R.E.A.M.! program, which works with school staff and students on conflict mediation with an arts focus.

Three Bronx-based orgs receive citywide restorative justice grants

By Emily Swanson

Beyond Rising, the city's only paid internship for undocumented students, saw its largest-ever cohort in summer 2024. The program is run by the Bronx-based nonprofit Oyate Group.

Kids & Education

Undocumented students thrive in rare paid summer internship opportunity through Bronx nonprofit

By Emily Swanson

Buster, a trained therapy dog, hangs out with new friends, including 10-year-old Angel (left), who said that he now has better skills in dealing with his hyper dog at home.

Kids & Education

Therapy dogs teach valuable lessons at WHEDco youth summer camp in the Bronx

By Emily Swanson

Previous class of volunteers with the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights, which is seeking multilingual Bronx volunteers.

Center for newly-arrived undocumented children seeks Bronx volunteers

By Emily Swanson

Students from the state's Diversity in Medicine programs celebrated $4.89 million in funding with Dr. Yaron Tomer, dean of Albert Einstein College of Medicine and State Health Commissioner James McDonald on July 17, 2024.

Nearly $5 million in state funding awarded to Bronx Community Health Leaders, other Diversity in Medicine orgs

By Emily Swanson

onathan McLean, CEO of the CASES Center serving court-involved New Yorkers, cut the ribbon for the new South Bronx office on July 18, 2024.

CASES Center for court system support and mental health services opens new South Bronx office

By Emily Swanson

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More Head Start programs coming to the Bronx through nonprofit Grand Street Settlement

By Emily Swanson

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Local advocate calls for more free days at Bronx Zoo, other city attractions

By Emily Swanson

Ex-CUNY professor Danny Shaw (front), a longtime South Bronx resident, with his two sons, ages 17 and 22.

Former Bronx boxer fighting CUNY firing he claims was due to stance on Israel-Hamas War

By Emily Swanson

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Health

New program launching in Bronx hospitals aimed at youth suicide prevention

By Emily Swanson

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‘A really special institution’: New two-year college opening in Riverdale this fall

By Emily Swanson

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