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Grants given to minority and women-owned businesses that felt negative effects of COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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Sports

NYCFC announces fundraising efforts to support the south Bronx during COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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Morris Heights Health Center receives $180,000 to help combat COVID-19

By Alex Mitchell

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Mom and son from Wakefield launch movie rental business

By Jason Cohen

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Visually impaired Gun Hill resident returns to work following battle with COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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News

Center for an Urban Future highlights struggles of Hispanic-owned businesses in the Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Torres and Bronx families pressure mayor to deliver free Wi-Fi to low-income students

By Jason Cohen

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Health

Cabrera and NYSNA rally to demand more staffing for nurses

By Jason Cohen

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City to issue permits to some outdoor youth sports leagues for fall seasons

By Bronx Times

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Business

Council approves extension of COVID-19 Third Party App relief bills

By Jason Cohen

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De Blasio, Carranza tour Bronx Collaborative High School a day ahead of ventilation data release

By Bronx Times

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Cabrera calls city’s most crowded bus line ‘unacceptable’

By Jason Cohen

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Cuomo blasts CDC on new directive on testing as ‘failed policy of denial’

By Bronx Times

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Grubhub launches petition to stop third party delivery cap

By Jason Cohen

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Nearly 100,000 COVID-19 tests conducted in New York state Thursday, with 0.7% positive

By Bronx Times

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Health

NYC nonprofit distributes PPE to more than 2,000 outside Bronx Care Hospital

By Jason Cohen

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