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Florsheim Shoes steps in to fill old store’s place

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Florsheim Shoes steps in to fill old store’s place

By Kirsten Sanchez

Robbery crew hitting Pelham Bay nabe

By Bob Kappstatter and Patrick Rocchio

Push for zoning laws for walled-in houses|Push for zoning laws for walled-in houses

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Push for zoning laws for walled-in houses

By Patrick Rocchio

Heated CB10 meeting over Pelham Grand’s supportive housing tenants

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Heated CB10 meeting over Pelham Grand’s supportive housing tenants

By David Cruz

Reaction mixed in tour of Pelham Bay temp supportive housing

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Reaction mixed in tour of Pelham Bay temp supportive housing

By David Cruz

Pelham Bay homeowners left in darkness, facing a wall|Pelham Bay homeowners left in darkness, facing a wall

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Pelham Bay homeowners left in darkness, facing a wall

By Patrick Rocchio

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Curcio laid to rest

By Patrick Rocchio

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Aliano’s celebrates 50 years of business

By Kirsten Sanchez

Bronx’s oldest Greek school celebrates 100th anniversary

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Bronx’s oldest Greek school celebrates 100th anniversary

By Kirsten Sanchez

Eye Care Unlimited reaches milestone|Eye Care Unlimited reaches milestone

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Eye Care Unlimited reaches milestone

By Patrick Rocchio

Locals see the light at Middletown Road

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Locals see the light at Middletown Road

By David Cruz

After staying dormant for months, graffiti removal service returns

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After staying dormant for months, graffiti removal service returns

By David Cruz

Pelham Bay student awarded $100G math prize

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Pelham Bay student awarded $100G math prize

By Kirsten Sanchez

MTA addresses problems with late express buses in Throggs Neck and Pelham Bay

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MTA addresses problems with late express buses in Throggs Neck and Pelham Bay

By Kirsten Sanchez

With anti-graffiti programs seldom, Waterbury-Lasalle on its own

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With anti-graffiti programs seldom, Waterbury-Lasalle on its own

By David Cruz

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Career burglar nabbed in Pelham Bay

by Bob Kappstatter

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