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Op-ed: Back-to-school is on the horizon, so plan ahead: Get vaccinated by Aug. 9

By Meisha Porter and Dr. Dave A. Chokshi

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Op-ed: Lawmakers must consider small businesses, local communities when crafting tech policy

By Lisa Sorin

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Op-ed: Stay out of our parks NYC DOT

By Roxanne Delgado

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Op-ed: Legislate rules of the road for bicyclists, e-bikes and e-scooters

By Sen. Simcha Felder

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Op-ed: When global warming becomes too hot

By Dr. George Zulch

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Op-Ed: Medgar Evers College attorney gives thumbs up to Ranked-Choice Voting

By Lurie Daniel Favors, Esq.

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Op-ed: Deafening silence from Progressive leaders on massive new fulfillment center in the Bronx

By Matt Caulfield

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Column: Google is manipulating news for its consumers

By Frank Vernuccio

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Op-ed: It’s not just that Americans are divided and arguing

By Frank Vernuccio

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Op-ed: As Borough President, Fernando Cabrera Will Help Bring True #JusticeForJunior

By Leandra Feliz

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Op-ed: Play Fair Now and Restore Vital Parks Funding

By Kevin Riley and Julie Tighe

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Op-ed | Acting NYC Transit president repeats calls for more subway security

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Op-Ed | New York City must preserve, protect and promote our neighborhoods

By Alex Mitchell

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op-Ed | FOMO, FOBO, and RCV: acronyms to know in upcoming mayoral election

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Op-ed: Capping Interchange Fees Would Hurt The Latino Community

By Bronx Times

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Op-Ed: Bringing Cannabis Equity to The Bronx

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Op-ed | Should our clergy be telling us how to vote?

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