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The Gyre/CHAOS (2026) © Corinne Grondahl, NYCT Mosholu Pkwy. Commissioned by MTA Arts & Design.

Late Bronx artist Corinne Grondahl’s final commission debuts at Mosholu Parkway

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

Mayor Zohran Mamdani (left) and City Council Member Lincoln Restler after signing a bill to restore year-round outdoor dining in the city. Monday, Aug. 31, 2026.

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Outdoor dining: Mamdani restores year-round al fresco across NYC in first bill-signing ceremony of his tenure

An MTA work crew performs emergency track work at 81st Street and Central Park West, which caused a suspension of B train service and severe delays to A. C, and D trains on Monday, Aug. 31.

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MTA emergency track work causes B train suspension and snarls subways in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx

City Parks And WTA Host Pre-US Open Clinics

Sports

Judy Murray take to the courts with Bronx youth in Pelham Bay Park

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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Housing

Housing lottery underway for nine units in Port Morris, rent starts at $1,812

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

New York City Campaign Finance Board Associate Director of Digital Communications Mike Schafer presents a Shopcats video used by NYC Votes to reach young voters ahead of the 2026 primary election during a youth civic engagement panel on Aug. 27, 2026.

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How NYC plans to get young people to vote: Less politics, more influencers

The Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse at 40 Foley Square in Manhattan.

Gay City News

Trump-appointed judges reject White House’s latest effort to obtain medical records of trans youth

Flag Day Article

Throggs Neck BID honors local veterans during America’s 250th anniversary

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

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Nefer Bookcafe hosts first-of-its-kind book festival in Wakefield celebrating Black hair

By Keke Grant-Floyd Conversation…

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Throggs Neck BID raises concerns over tensions with Halal truck on East Tremont Avenue

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

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Housing

Housing lottery launches for four units in West Farms, rent starts at $2,000

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

The grandmother of a 15-year-old boy who was fatally shot in a Bronx apartment earlier this month pleaded during his emotional funeral Tuesday for her grandson's friends to help police find the shooter.

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Bronx grandmother pleads for friends of teen killed in shooting to aid police as she mourns at Brooklyn service

Huntington Library – outside

Westchester Square

Huntington Library begins restoration of historic front doors

By Jay Cole Conversation…

FRONT PAGE Horse Article

Was that a horse I just saw on East Tremont Avenue?

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

Suspect in Bronx bodega shooting

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Suspect who shot Bronx bodega customer to death in robbery attempt linked to deadly Brooklyn shooting: cops

Detectives in the Bronx are investigating what they call a suspicious death after a man was dropped off at a local hospital on Monday afternoon with severe head trauma.

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Bronx detectives probe suspicious death after man with head trauma dropped off at local hospital

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