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Alexandra Lulaj , owner of DUA Gourmet Market in Arthur Avenue Market, poses with her imported baklava. The business celebrates its one-year anniversary on March 26.

Belmont

Little Italy’s artisan foods vendor looking to break glass ceilings on one-year anniversary

By ET Rodriguez

Michael Brady sitting in an office chair in front of a Third Avenue BID sign that says Live. Work. Shop.

Business

Michael Brady leaves post as leader of South Bronx’s Third Avenue BID

By Aliya Schneider

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The Fortune Society scraps planned men’s re-entry facility in Morrisania

By Robbie Sequeira

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News

NYC’s three public libraries protest planned $36.2M in city budget cuts

By Bronx Times

AMNY

All high schoolers will soon be eligible for reduced ferry fares and greater access to IDNYC cards

Close up of an alligator face and eye in the wilderness of Florida

News

Brooklyn alligator facing ‘long process’ as it continues its recovery at Bronx Zoo

By Ashley Steinberg

News

It’s official: Bronx residential building workers ratify new union contract in unanimous vote

By Christian Falcone and Robbie Sequeira

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Longwood

Violent robbery in Longwood lands victim in hospital with facial lacerations

By Christian Falcone

Last Thursday, New York City Council introduced legislation which would ban elephant captivity in the city, putting focus on the Bronx Zoo's Happy and Patty.

News

The Week in Rewind | Bronx freestyle legends set to reunite, Bronx building workers avert strike and City Council proposes bill to ban elephant captivity

By Megan LaCreta

Ritchie Torres

Business

Torres introduces new legislation following failures of Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank

By Julian Tiburcio

The NYC Parks and Recreation Department has approved the Hart Island touchstone for temporary placement on the island.

City approves temporary placement for Hart Island memorial touchstone

By Camille Botello

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Politics

Bronx pols slam elephant captivity bill, citing impact to Bronx Zoo

By Robbie Sequeira

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Transit

Planning Dept.’s new Bronx borough director focusing outreach on Metro-North plans, Cross Bronx study

By Robbie Sequeira

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Column

Did You Know? | The origin of Irish shamrocks around the Bronx

By ET Rodriguez

According to the administrative order, there are 65 separate lawsuits filed against the ownership consortium of the Twin Parks North West building.

Bronx Supreme Court to assign all 65 Twin Parks fire lawsuits to one judge

By Camille Botello

Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson speaks about the importance of women in athletics during a celebration for National Girls & Women in Sports Day and 50th anniversary of Title IX celebration at Manhattan College on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023.

Belmont

Gibson to celebrate Women’s History Month in Belmont tonight

By Bronx Times

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