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"Story Ave" is the first feature film by Bronx native Aristotle Torres. It follows a young buy growing up in Soundview who is battling grief and trying to find his way.

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Week in Rewind: Bronx native’s first feature film to screen at Van Cortlandt Park, 161st Street BID celebrates hip-hop’s 50th anniversary, $50K reward for info on suspect who assaulted letter carrier

By Abigael Sidi

People come out of a post office on Gun Hill Road in the Bronx on Tuesday, July 25, 2023.

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USPS offering $50K reward for info on suspect who assaulted letter carrier near Jerome Avenue

By Camille Botello

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Pedestrian struck and killed by truck in Belmont area: cops

By Emily Swanson

Birch Family Services announces the opening of a new playground for kids with autism in the Bronx.

NYC organization unveils new playground in Bronx preschool for kids with autism

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Hip-hop was born in the Bronx amid hardship and decay. 50 years later, much is unchanged

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Bronx Times’ food, arts & culture writer ET Rodriguez to appear on NPR’s ‘All of It’ Wednesday

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Two firefighters injured in 3-alarm Bronx blaze: FDNY

The Kingsbridge Armory has been mostly dormant for nearly 30 years.

Hochul, Adams announce $200M grants for Kingsbridge Armory, which Bronx leaders say will finally get the project off the ground

By Camille Botello

Second-ever Bronx Poet Laureate Kay Bell ready to teach and learn

By Aliya Schneider

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Adams admin is erecting migrant shelter on Randall’s Island, less than a year after tearing the last one down

Manhattan College appointed Shelley Johnson as dean of the School of Health Professions on July 15, 2023.

Manhattan College appoints Shelley Johnson as first dean of new School of Health Professions

By Abigael Sidi

Visibility was minimal as firefighters battle the blaze in the Bronx on Sunday, March 5, 2023.

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Week in Rewind | Lithium-ion battery the likely cause for fire in Belmont, housing development in Williamsbridge almost fully occupied, teachers clash over contracts at Icahn 7 Charter School

By Abigael Sidi

Jonathan Soto speaks with his hands together, looking off camera while speaking outside the Trump Links at Ferry Point Park site.

Politics

Jonathan Soto, Benedetto’s Progressive challenger, is back.

By Aliya Schneider

Icahn 7 Elementary School, located inside P.S. 93 in Soundview. Photo Emily Swanson

Icahn 7 Charter School administration, teachers clash over contracts during drama-filled last day of class

By Emily Swanson

The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is conducting its final aerial larviciding spray in all five boroughs on Aug. 7 to Aug. 9, 2023.

Health Department to conduct third, final mosquito larviciding of the summer

By Emily Forgash

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Noble Playground enters new chapter with first full renovation since Robert Moses-era

By Aliya Schneider

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