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Bronx resident receives $1,000 from Andrew Yang nonprofit organization

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Kingsbridge author wins Independent Press Award for romance novel

By Jason Cohen

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Cohen introduces resolution to expand SNAP online delivery options

By Jason Cohen

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Dominican Bar Association announces COVID-19 relief initiative for Bronx residents

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New ‘Project Parachute’ initiative aims to help New Yorkers that were impacted by COVID-19 pandemic

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NYC Public Advocate names the worst Bronx landlords

James calls on NYPD to ensure equal social distancing enforcement in NYC communities

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Bronx pols approve COVID-19 relief bills for small businesses

By Jason Cohen

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South Bronx residents to receive Chromebooks today

By Jason Cohen

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Uber offer for Grubhub fans worries over delivery fees charged to restaurants

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Sports

Harlem Globetrotter player speaks to Bronx charter school students during COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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New Yorkers With Developmental Disabilities Adapt To Life At home

By Bronx Times

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Mayor opens streets in Morris Park, Mott Haven, Fordham, and elsewhere as New York motorists return

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AOC introduces bill to provide burial costs for COVID-19 victims

By Jason Cohen

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Houses of worship in the Bronx suffer loss of congregation and financial hardships during COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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Nonprofit expands free after school programs amid COVID-19 crisis

By Jason Cohen

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Arts & Entertainment

Philharmonic violinist leads first-of-its-kind virtual lesson for Bronx charter school students

By Jason Cohen

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