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Business

The Miles Coffee Bar shuts its doors after half a decade: ‘Losing The Miles feels like losing Mario all over again’

By Aliya Schneider

Community

Throggs Neck grand marshal watches St. Patrick’s values pass through younger generations

By Aliya Schneider

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Community

Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day parade rewrites its history by including an LGBTQ group for the first time

By Aliya Schneider

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DA charges 3 following East Tremont Avenue after hours spot shooting; cops find drugs and ammo

By Aliya Schneider

SEE IT: Fifteen arrested following East Tremont Avenue illegal nightclub shooting

By Aliya Schneider

Politics

SNAPSHOTS | Marjorie Velázquez to use healthcare, accessibility experiences to inform policy

By Aliya Schneider

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Coronavirus

#GetTestedThursday pop-up event coming to Throggs Neck

By Bronx Times

The MTA MetroCard Mobile Van will be coming to Throggs Neck.

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MetroCard mobile van coming to Throggs Neck

By Bronx Times

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Community

Halloween event rescheduled, renamed

By Bronx Times

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Ferry Point Park ferry landing to open at start of 2022

By Robbie Sequeira

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News

Throggs Neck business community frustrated with city’s rollout of food relief aid program

By Robbie Sequeira and Christian Falcone

Business

Tremont Avenue McDonald’s reopens after nearly a year

By Bronx Times

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Education

Preston High School celebrates 150 years of Divine Compassion spread throughout NYC and beyond

By Alex Mitchell

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Two firefighters hurt as three Throggs Neck homes burn in early morning fire

By Bronx Times

News

PHOTOS: Early voting a breeze with a steady turnout in Throggs Neck on Tuesday

By Alex Mitchell

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Throggs Neck residents say town halls for road diet are a façade

By Jason Cohen

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