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Business

Black-owned restaurant on City Island brings seafood and soul food

By Sarah Belle Lin

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News

In wake of 1st inmate death at Rikers this year, activists call for facility’s closure and mass decarceration

By Robbie Sequeira

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Tenant calls cops after hearing men attempt to break into her Allerton apartment on consecutive days

By Jason Cohen

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UPDATED: One injured, several displaced in Unionport fire that affected multiple dwellings

By Robbie Sequeira

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SEE IT: Woman attacks man with screwdriver at Mott Haven department store

By Jason Cohen

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Business

City shutters Highbridge, Mount Eden bodegas for illegally selling tobacco products

By Bronx Times

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Food

Bronx-born baker Brittany Lombardi looks for sweet success on Food Network’s ‘Spring Baking Championship’

By Robbie Sequeira

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AMNY

New York state mask mandate in schools ends March 2; city set to lift requirements March 7

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Suspect arrested for murdering Bronx woman, dumping her out with trash

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What’s in a (street) name? Bronx’s Albanian American community protest delay of Fan Noli renaming

By Robbie Sequeira

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AMNY

Dead woman found dumped on Melrose street identified, autopsy to come

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A second chance: How the parole justice movement has gained steam in New York state

By Robbie Sequeira

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Outdoor mask mandate at New York City schools to end next week

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Business

Forty percent of Bronx businesses closed during the pandemic. Could a new Hochul initiative save those on the brink?

By Robbie Sequeira

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Police looking for driver in Soundview hit and run

By Jason Cohen

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Business

Unions, small biz owners rally behind antitrust legislation to rein in big tech’s anticompetitive monopoly

By Robbie Sequeira

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Dozens of groups call on Hochul to expand HIV/AIDS housing assistance beyond NYC