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City’s Department of Health reports more violations at partially collapsed Morris Heights residence as landlord gets time extension to fix hazardous conditions

By Steven Goodstein

Polly the black Labrador interacts with a child at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore.

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Black Labrador joins team in helping young patients at Children’s Hospital at Montefiore

By Bronx Times

Chief Ruben Beltran speaks about NYPD radio encryption at the City Council

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Over and out? NYPD brass cite ‘bad guys’ using police radios, but still lack answers on giving press access amid encryption efforts

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Borgatti’s Ravioli brings fresh pasta from the Bronx to the world

By Emily Swanson

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Mets owners award more than $112M to LaGuardia Community College to establish Cohen Career Collective on LIC campus

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Silver linings: New Yorkers happy with the basics while giving poor marks to quality-of-life in survey

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Brooklyn man gets 23 years to life in prison for fatal shooting at Springfield Gardens house party in 2020: DA

Hon. Llinét Rosado poses for a photo.

Courts

Chief Judge Wilson appoints co-chair of the New York State Judicial Committee on Women in the Courts

By Bronx Times

Vincenta Roddey shares her thoughts on Governor Kathy Hochul's plan to send the National Guard into the subway system. Roddey has worked for MTA for 27 years.

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How do Bronx riders and MTA employees feel about the National Guard coming into the subways?

By Ashlynn Perez & Jill Tuthill

a group of people at a table as Kathy Hochul signs standing order about hormonal contraceptives

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Pharmacies in New York can now provide OTC hormonal contraceptives

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Mayor Adams announces $77M plan to boost city’s electric school bus fleet, build nation’s first truck charging depot in Hunts Point

By Steven Goodstein

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Named and shamed: Legal Aid Society releases list of cops with the most lawsuit payouts

From left, orthopedic surgeon David Lent, orthopedic surgeon Eric Spencer, Director of Communications and Public Relations Thomas Melillo, Saint Joseph’s Medical Center President and CEO Michael Spicer and Mayor Mike Spano.

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Saint Joseph’s Medical Center welcomes new orthopedic surgical team and ARTHUR robot

By Bronx Times

A group photo with Matthew Killion-Brown holding his Guardians Association Scholarship.

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Bronx public figures acknowledged at NYPD Guardians Association Annual Scholarship awards

By Bronx Times

Actor LeVar Burton from Reading Rainbow in a library holding a book

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‘Butterfly in the Sky’: LeVar Burton talks about new documentary on ‘Reading Rainbow’

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New York Edge and partners launch three school food pantries, including one at P.S. 113X in North Bronx

By Steven Goodstein

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