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New York congresswoman wants COVID nursing home fatalities released to the public

By Jason Cohen

NYC Public Advocate names the worst Bronx landlords

Attorney general says stimulus payments will be off limits to debt collectors

By Jason Cohen

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Mayor de Blasio calls on feds to supply city with more PPE

By Bronx Times

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NYPD COVID-19 sick report drops for eighth day in a row as another member dies

By Bronx Times

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Bronx residents receive hundreds of packaged meals from CLOTH nonprofit

By Jason Cohen

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With continued improvement comes opportunity for change, Cuomo says

By Bronx Times

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Lyft announces free ride sharing partnership for NYC communities in need

By Alex Mitchell

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Remembering Throggs Neck resident Maria Salaman

By Jason Cohen

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Teacher and students at a Fordham school take a unique approach to art during COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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New York Boy Scouts donate 17,000 neckerchiefs for non-medical face masks

By Bronx Times

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Beer may lose its fizz as CO2 supplies go flat during pandemic

By Bronx Times

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Special education school in Westchester Square adapts to virtual learning

By Jason Cohen

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‘It’s no time to get cocky’: Cuomo says COVID-19 improvements could only be temporary

By Bronx Times

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‘It goes far beyond lacrosse’: Bronx Lacrosse gives back to the community

By Jason Cohen

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Einstein medical and Ph.D. student volunteers helping the front line

By Jason Cohen

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Trio of Bronx restaurants feed the front line during COVID-19

By Jason Cohen

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