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News

NY’s 1st batch of marijuana shop licenses is doubling to 300

By Jennifer Peltz, Associated Press

Con Edison trucks at work on the corner of Bedford Park Blvd. and the Grand Concourse. Members of CB7 voted to support the fifth phase of the Grand Concourse reconstruction project on Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2023.

CB7 votes to move forward with next step in Grand Concourse reconstruction

By Camille Botello

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Health

Bill to ban youth tackle football in New York state has been a decade in the making

By Robbie Sequeira

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Health

The Bronx is once again a rallying point for nurses seeking better pay, staffing help

By Robbie Sequeira

News

Public sector nurses to rally in front of Lincoln Hospital Thursday seeking pay on par with private nurses

By Robbie Sequeira

Surveillance footage shows a suspect wanted for beating and robbing a man at a Soundview subway station.

Armed crooks beat and rob victim at Soundview subway station

By Emily Davenport

Police tape lies on the ground of a crime scene

AMNY

Bronx man fatally stabbed in the neck outside public housing complex Wednesday: NYPD

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AMNY

Bronx kettling lawsuit: NYC will pay millions to protesters bullied by cops at BLM rally

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SEE IT: Assault at Fordham Manor supermarket prompts call to action from business owners

By Camille Botello

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Business

Bronx designer’s journey into Macy’s flagship store advances 30-year fashion career

By Nicholas Hernandez

EMTs win free speech lawsuit.

EMTs disciplined for speaking out about COVID-19 response to receive $30K each: courts

By Robbie Sequeira

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AMNY

Firefighters and children injured in Bronx two-alarm blaze

Food insecurity

Health

State comptroller calls for expanded SNAP benefits; 1 in 4 Bronxites face food insecurity

By Robbie Sequeira

Illegal marijuana seller in Bronx

AMNY

Potful of trouble: NYC stores skirting marijuana licensing rules, prompting legal confusion and safety concerns

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Queens councilwoman declares ‘state of emergency’ over fires caused by exploding lithium-ion batteries

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AMNY

Party City is closing 3 New York stores, among 22 nationwide

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