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Bronx DA Darcel Clark and NYPD Commissioner Tisch dismantle major drug trafficking ring operating out of The Hub

By Beyonce Thomas-Reynoso Conversation…

Bad Bunny doppelgängers line up to compete for the $500 prize.

Community Celebration

Bad Bunny lookalike contest brings energy back to the Hub

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

Leaders from NYC Heath gave out Naloxone kits Wednesday, at a resource fair in St. Mary's Park ahead of Overdose Awareness Day. Bronx residents learned how to use the life-saving nasal spray to reverse an opioid overdose.

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Ahead of Overdose Awareness Day, South Bronx resource fair focuses on life saving tools

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

Mayor Eric Adams announced Thursday, a group of new initiatives to boost the City's effort to help those living with addiction in places like the Hub. But while some Bronx residents celebrated the mayor's announcement, others who frequent the Hub were skeptical about whether the City's plan would be effective questioning more controversial aspects of the strategy and also the City's ability to follow through with its promises.

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Mayor Adams’ new plan for addressing substance use crisis gets mixed reviews from people in The Hub

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

Mayor Eric Adam's shared before and after photos of Roberto Clemente Plaza at the Hub, where NYC Sanitation and NYPD have set up mobile command centers since last week to finally put a stop to the open air drug market that has plagued the South Bronx commercial corridor for years.

Roberto Clemente Plaza emerges clean following the first weekend after city shuts down The Hub open air drug market

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

A documentary from the Bronx-based Wabi Sabi Productions was nominated for an award for "best documentary" at the Triborough Film Festival.

Arts & Entertainment

Bronx filmmaker nominated for an Astor Award at Triborough Film Festival

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

Bronx NYISE wrestler Amairi Kendra Rey Rodriguez, 15, took down her opponent from Maryland in one of the last matches of the day.

NYISE hosts first wrestling and cheerleading tournament since COVID

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

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Bronx congressman demands action to dismantle open-air drug market in the Hub

By Michelle Rachel Mullen Conversation…

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Arts & Entertainment

Bronx-raised comedian brings humor and heritage to new Tubi special

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

Bronx Documentary Center exhibition

Bronx Documentary Center showcases award-winning student photography of life in the borough

By Ashlynn Perez Conversation…

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Business

Michael Brady leaves post as leader of South Bronx’s Third Avenue BID

By Aliya Schneider Conversation…

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Business

With its second Bronx location, Krispy Kreme is coming to The Hub on Tuesday

By Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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DA Clark and community advocates announce “no hit zone” campaign in the Hub

By Bronx Times Conversation…

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Business

The Hub in the south Bronx could face challenging retail future

By Jason Cohen Conversation…

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By Robert Wirsing Conversation…

Greenmarket Regional Food Hub takes root in Hunts Point

Greenmarket Regional Food Hub takes root in Hunts Point

By Robert Wirsing Conversation…

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