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Arts & Entertainment

Bronx River Art Center presents second virtual exhibition this week

By Jason Cohen

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Politics

Bronx borough president issues report on housing nonprofit issues

By Jason Cohen

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Study: Minorities and low-income residents in the Bronx face disproportionate financial hardships

By Jason Cohen

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Mentor program helps Bronx students during COVID-19 pandemic

By Jason Cohen

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Dominican Bar Association board members team up to feed front line workers

By Jason Cohen

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Learn how to create a spa-like experience at home during a Zoom massage class

By Bronx Times

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Law firm delivers lunch to Children’s Hospital at Montefiore

By Jason Cohen

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New York officials detail relief services for undocumented immigrants in virtual roundtable

By Bronx Times

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Local nonprofits donate laptops and hotspots to high school students

By Jason Cohen

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Public Advocate blames mayor, governor for social distancing enforcement targeting minorities

By Bronx Times

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Dinowitz to hold COVID-19 virtual conversations with constituents

By Jason Cohen

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Ocasio-Cortez launches weekly virtual Coffee & Conversation Hour for constituents

By Jason Cohen

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‘We can’t slip backwards’: Nonprofit releases post COVID-19 homeless plan

By Jason Cohen

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Brightpoint Health and UJA offer pop-up COVID-19 testing in the Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Mayor says that city could consider reopening nonessential businesses in June

By Bronx Times

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Governor Cuomo announces three New York regions to begin reopening May 15

By Bronx Times

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