News – Page 168 of 1477 – Bronx Times

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Williamsbridge Gardens, $91M affordable, supportive housing development almost fully occupied

By Aliya Schneider

The New Jewish Home reopens health services for local adults in the east Bronx on July 10.

Health

The New Jewish Home reopens services for older New Yorkers at Hutch Metro Center

By Bronx Times

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Bronx woman faces 25 years to life in prison for causing fatal crash while allegedly drag racing on Whitestone Expressway: DA

The Comprehensive Addiction Treatment Center, which saw more than 500 patients in 2022, received a $660,000 award in April 2023.

Jacobi Addiction Treatment Center in Morris Park awarded $660K by Gov. Hochul

By Emily Forgash

Brooklyn crime scene

AMNY

Man fatally stabbed in Bronx street fight: cops

Climate change

AMNY

THE COSTS OF CHANGE, Part 2: Some relief available for NYC co-ops and condos as they approach year-end deadline for climate law upgrades

MTA electric buses

News

Week in Rewind | Developer for borough’s first electric bus charging station, legal cannabis dispensary to replace old 7-eleven, and $1M Powerball ticket sold remains unclaimed

By Luis Lopez and Abigael Sidi

Upper East Side crime scene

AMNY

Bronx man fatally stabbed on street, then collapses at his apartment building: cops

Following an agreement with the Attorney General's office, CareCube will refund customers who were improperly charged for COVID-19 tests.

Courts

CareCube to issue refunds for patients inappropriately charged for COVID-19 tests

By Aliya Schneider

Customers shop at Fairfield Food Inc. in the South Bronx on Thursday, July 27, 2023.

$1M Powerball ticket sold in the South Bronx still unclaimed after more than a week

By Luis Lopez and Camille Botello

People walk through a spray shower in an attempt to beat the heat.

At the start of a three-day heat swell, Bronxites are still some of the most vulnerable

By Camille Botello

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Hostos arts center receives $130K through City Council Theaters of Color grant

By Aliya Schneider

The International Cricket Council is hoping to host next year's T20 Cricket World Cup in Van Cortlandt Park.

Proposed 34K-seat cricket stadium in Van Cortlandt Park could face crippling legal, legislative hurdles

By Emily Forgash

Glen Oaks and Bob Friedrich on Local Law 97

AMNY

THE COSTS OF CHANGE: NYC co-op and condo owners face expensive dilemma in upgrading buildings to meet new climate law

MTA electric buses

MTA chooses developer for borough’s first electric bus charging station at Gun Hill Road depot

By Aliya Schneider

The Franz Sigel Park ball fields will close starting Wednesday, July 26, 2023, for reconstruction.

Melrose

Franz Sigel Park in Melrose to close for one-year reconstruction of ball fields

By Camille Botello

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Judge Debra Ann Livingston of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit holding Judith S. Kaye Award. Photo courtesy of the Historical Society for the New York Courts.

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