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Community

‘Why am I paying rent?’ Residents at Tremont Renaissance say broken elevators, brown water and eviction notices pile up

By Kylie Clifton

housing lottery

Housing

Housing lottery underway for 39 units in Tremont residential building, rent starts at $2,535

By Ethan Marshall

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Politics

Council District 13 candidates debate local development, Trump and more

By Emily Swanson

residential

Housing

Permits filed for residential building with 99 units in Tremont

By Ethan Marshall

permits

Housing

Permits filed for 11-story residential building with 60 units in Tremont

By Ethan Marshall

permits

Housing

Permits filed for 6-story residential building with 12 units in Tremont

By Ethan Marshall

Bronx Shooting streetmap

Man killed in deadly stabbing at former Bronx police station-turned-preschool

By Dean Moses

housing lottery

Housing

Housing lottery closing soon for 17 units in Tremont residential building, rent starts at $2,421

By Ethan Marshall

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Housing

Housing lottery launches for four units in Tremont, rent starts at $2,421

By Ethan Marshall

Bronx stabbing scene

AMNY

Bronx man stabbed dead in early-morning attack: cops

medical office

Health

Permits filed for medical office building in Tremont

By Ethan Marshall

affordable

Housing

Housing lottery launches for 14 affordable units in Tremont, rent starts at $2,156

By Ethan Marshall

Housing

Housing lottery launches for 58 units in Tremont residential building, rent starts at $3,515

By Ethan Marshall

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Health

Op-ed: Register as an organ donor to save lives – Like my son’s

By Assemblymember Yudelka Tapia

gas station lawsuit

News

More than 100 gas station workers in the Bronx, Long Island owed $1 million in back wages: Feds

By Christian Murray

The New York Public Library's Tremont branch has sat at 1866 Washington Avenue in the Bronx since 1905.

News

‘A shining example’: Tremont Library designated as fifth historical library landmark in the Bronx

By Ashlynn Perez

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