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PR relief drive hosted by Salamanca, other electeds|PR relief drive hosted by Salamanca, other electeds

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Salamanca, community partners and Fresh Direct to host food giveaway on Friday

By Alex Mitchell

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Senior woman struck, robbed while entering Longwood apartment complex

By Alex Mitchell

4th annual Longwood Avenue Festival celebrates PR culture|4th annual Longwood Avenue Festival celebrates PR culture|4th annual Longwood Avenue Festival celebrates PR culture|4th annual Longwood Avenue Festival celebrates PR culture|4th annual Longwood Avenue Festival celebrates PR culture|4th annual Longwood Avenue Festival celebrates PR culture

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4th annual Longwood Avenue Festival celebrates PR culture

By Steven Goodstein

Hoe Ave. Oldtimer’s Stickball Reunion|Hoe Ave. Oldtimer’s Stickball Reunion|Hoe Ave. Oldtimer’s Stickball Reunion|Hoe Ave. Oldtimer’s Stickball Reunion

Arts & Entertainment

Hoe Ave. Oldtimer’s Stickball Reunion

By Robert Wirsing

Salamanca Attends 41st Precinct’s Unity Day

Arts & Entertainment

Salamanca Attends 41st Precinct’s Unity Day

By Robert Wirsing

Bronxites create and star in short film ‘Da Bronx Tale’

Movies

Bronxites create and star in short film ‘Da Bronx Tale’

By Robert Wirsing

EmblemHealth Opens In Longwood

Health

EmblemHealth Opens In Longwood

By Robert Wirsing

MetroPlus opens Bronx facility; ranked NYC’s highest-rated plan

Business

MetroPlus opens Bronx facility; ranked NYC’s highest-rated plan

By Alex Mitchell

MetroPlus Health Plan Opens Longwood Office|MetroPlus Health Plan Opens Longwood Office|MetroPlus Health Plan Opens Longwood Office|MetroPlus Health Plan Opens Longwood Office|MetroPlus Health Plan Opens Longwood Office|MetroPlus Health Plan Opens Longwood Office

Health

MetroPlus Health Plan Opens Longwood Office

By Robert Wirsing

Fatal Shooting On Tudor Place

Fatal Shooting On Tudor Place

By Robert Wirsing

News

Mayor proposes supervised injection site in Longwood

By Alex Mitchell

Lyons Park ribbon-cutting welcomes much-needed upgrades

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Lyons Park ribbon-cutting welcomes much-needed upgrades

By Sarah Valenzuela

Ft. Motte Church Hosts Council Debate

Politics

Ft. Motte Church Hosts Council Debate

By Robert Wirsing

Businesses cited for illegal alcohol/sales to minors, drugs and weapons|Businesses cited for illegal alcohol/sales to minors, drugs and weapons

Businesses cited for illegal alcohol/‌sales to minors, drugs and weapons

By Bob Guiliano

District 17 Debate – Potential Councilmembers Contend Issues|District 17 Debate – Potential Councilmembers Contend Issues

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District 17 Debate – Potential Councilmembers Contend Issues

By Madeline Anthony

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NYC Health Dept. launches new Bronx health program

By Kirsten Sanchez

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