Op-Ed News – Page 19 of 29 – Bronx Times

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Op-Ed | Reviving NYC: Tackling crime and recidivism

By Kathryn Wylde

TNLL completes energy efficient LED lighting project

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Op-Ed | NYC’s Summer of Solar shines bright for buildings to go green

By Kizzy Charles-Guzmán

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Op-Ed | The Festival of New York features Bronx contributions

By Vanessa Gibson

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Op-Ed | Health is Wealth: Raising awareness against sickle cell disease

By Kevin Riley

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Op-Ed | Bronx bus redesign should meet the demand of riders in our borough

By Vanessa Gibson

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Op-Ed | It is time for the South Bronx to breathe clean air

By Kaitlin Hiciano

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Op-Ed | Turning on the ‘TAP’ for NY’s resurgence

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Op-Ed | Lives at stake in RGB rent increase vote

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Op-Ed: Politicians turn a deaf ear to our pleas for help with crime and quality of life issues

By Bernadette Ferrara

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Op-Ed: Will Benedetto stand up for students with disabilities?

By The Citywide Council on Special Education

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Op-Ed: How are we doing teaching about antisemitism? Ask your kids

By Eytan Saenger

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Op-Ed: Medical students for the NY Health Act

By Students for a National Healthcare Program

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Op-Ed: For the sake of small businesses, Congress needs to reject the Durbin Amendment

By Lisa Sorin

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Op-Ed | Local control will help prevent deadly crashes

By Sen. Gustavo Rivera and Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez

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Op-Ed | The benefits of tobacco free outdoor policies

By Guillermo Flores

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Op-Ed | In wake of Financial Literacy Month, we must secure access and equity for all students

By Nathália Fernandez

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