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Health

MSHP celebrates opening of new health center in I.S. 229

By Ethan Marshall

Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Kathy Hochul can't agree on funding a popular childcare voucher program which could end affordable childcare for tens of thousands of families unless City Hall and Albany can close the funding gap.

Kids & Education

Bronx families face voucher freeze as Adams, Hochul clash over childcare funding

By Sadie Brown

e-sports

Kids & Education

Monsignor Scanlan HS E-sports teams win 2025 CHSAA titles

By Ethan Marshall

cook

Bronx nonprofit marks five years of teaching kids to cook—and changing lives

By Emily Swanson

brewster

Mount St. Michael Academy names new principal, first female to be appointed

By Ethan Marshall

walkthrough

CM Salamanca performs walkthroughs of South Bronx schools to identify needs

By Ethan Marshall

Advocates, parents and elected officials called on the Adams administration to do more to end the childcare affordability crisis which they say is financially strangling families, especially in the Bronx which has some of the highest cost burden of childcare in the city.

Kids & Education

Council Member Riley urges Bronx parents to sign petition for free childcare for 2-year-olds

By Sadie Brown

boston

Rise Leadership high school students take tour of Boston colleges

By Emily Swanson

Student scientists at KAPPA middle school don lab coats to begin harvesting their fresh grown produce in their new hydroponics lab built through a partnership with the Borough President and NY Sun Works.

Kids & Education

Bronx students learn about gardening and science through new hydroponic classroom

By Sadie Brown

hostos

Nearly 130 students present projects at third annual Hostos Student Symposium

By Ethan Marshall

visas

Fordham, CUNY international student visas reinstated — at least temporarily

By Emily Swanson

Mayor Eric Adams speaking at City Hall on 2025 NYC Mayor's Race

AMNY

Adams unveils after-school expansion and effort to make it universal, following similar plans from mayoral rivals

Bronx City Council Member Kevin Riley rallied supporters for the Indoor Hoops Act which would increase the number of indoor basketball courts available to the public year-round.

Sports

Riley and sports advocates rally for year round access to indoor basketball courts

By Sadie Brown

Hostos Community College in the South Bronx hosted a panel on immigration with alumna and immigration social worker, Denise Herrera and Managing Attorney at HIAS Cynthia Katz.

News

Hostos Community College holds immigration town hall amid growing deportation fears

By Sadie Brown

clubhouse

Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club modernizes flagship Bronx clubhouse with $7.5M upgrade

By Emily Swanson

Columbia University and South Bronx Unite have been working together to offer teens in the South Bronx opportunities to study environmental health science and climate justice.

News

EXCLUSIVE: Bronx teen program in jeopardy after federal grant cut by Trump administration

By Sadie Brown

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