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Housing

Permits filed for 6-story residential building in Fordham

By Ethan Marshall

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Community

Bronx anti-gun violence group B.R.A.G. receives citywide honors

By Emily Swanson

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Business

Macy’s to close Fordham Place location as part of nationwide downsizing

By Christian Murray

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Housing

Bronx honors 17 killed in Twin Parks apartment fire on third anniversary

By Emily Swanson

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Community

Students from Liberty Partnerships Program in the Bronx win financial services competition

By Ethan Marshall

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Community

Mayor unveils program to address violent crime on 10 targeted NYC blocks, including 5 in the Bronx

By Emily Swanson

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Holiday Things to Do

Bronx Holiday Market kicks off Sunday with local vendors and festive fun

By Ethan Marshall

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Housing

Housing lottery launches for 50 units in Fordham Heights, rent starts at $2,910

By Ethan Marshall

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Business

Local artist brings public art project, “Pulse of NY,” to the Bronx and beyond

By Emily Swanson

Bronx Council Member Oswald Feliz spoke at a rally against a proposed transitional housing project on Bainbridge Avenue.

Housing

Mayor’s Office defends proposed transitional housing project in Fordham, countering Bronx community objections

By Sadie Brown

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Community

Fordham students turn unused meals into community food donations

By Emily Swanson

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Housing

Nearly $3,100 to rent an ‘affordable’ Bronx studio; city launches housing lottery for units in Fordham apartment building

By Ethan Marshall

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News

Halloween extravaganza set to transform Fordham Plaza into a spooky wonderland

By Christian Murray

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News

Two men indicted in fatal beating of Bronx fruit vendor

By Christian Murray

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Housing

City launches housing lottery for units in Fordham apartment building, rent starts at $3,234

By Ethan Marshall

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Crunching the Bronx crime numbers: rapes increase, vehicle thefts drop in September 2024

By Ethan Marshall

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