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New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli presents his findings on the South Bronx's economic growth on Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2023.

Business

South Bronx has undergone economic ‘revitalization,’ 20% increase in business activity: report

By Camille Botello

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CB9 elects Mujumder as board chairperson; first Bengali chair in NYC history

By Steven Goodstein

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Tennis coach looks to shed narrative, grow sport with decades-old Co-op City youth club

By ET Rodriguez

Bronx police at murder scene

AMNY

Bronx family murder: Person of interest identified as NYPD provides details of grisly crime scene

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Utility pole collapses on Schurz Avenue; more than 700 customers suffer power outages in Throggs Neck

By Steven Goodstein

An FDNY ambulance in Brooklyn.

AMNY

Man fatally struck by driver on Bronx’s Bruckner Expressway

Lime scooters are parked on Gun Hill Road in the Bronx on Tuesday, July 25, 2023.

Transit

Tonight: CB7 to vote on tabled City Council bill requiring licensure, registration of e-mobility devices

By Camille Botello

Concert conductor hands with baton

Arts & Entertainment

Lehman College and Community Chorus’ Winter Concert scheduled for Dec. 10

By Bronx Times

Body removed from Bronx family murder scene

AMNY

Bronx slaying: Family found dead inside apartment identified

AMNY

Three firefighters, one resident injured in Bronx apartment fire: FDNY

Man, woman, and child found dead inside Bronx apartment building

AMNY

Man, woman, and child found dead inside Bronx apartment building

Fat Joe

Fat Joe tells kids ‘If you want to be successful, no one can stop you.’

By ET Rodriguez

Ron Terner has held a gallery space on City Island for almost 50 years and shows no signs of stopping.

Gallerist and artist makes his living on City Island for nearly half a century

By ET Rodriguez

Jada Pinkett Smith and Santos at the Lit. Bar in Mott Haven earlier this month.

Reviving the Bronx’s literary scene: Lit. Bar sparks bookstore renaissance in the borough, attracts celebrities

By Steven Goodstein

The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation announced its rangers will begin leading tours of Hart Island. The effort to dispel negative perceptions of the mass graveyard starts on Nov. 21, 2023.

Parks department opens Hart Island to the public

By Camille Botello

U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer is trying to curb the opioid crisis.

Health

Schumer: Agreement with China on fentanyl could be a major step in curbing opioid crisis in the city

By Bronx Times

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