Op-Ed News – Page 14 of 31 – Bronx Times

Hostos Community in the South Bronx on Thursday, March 16, 2023.

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Op-Ed | White House holds higher education accountable for gainful employment: community colleges stand ready to serve

By Rebecca Watts Conversation…

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Op-ed | Staying safe for the holidays

Mayor Eric Adams and senior administration officials hold an in-person media availability at City Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2023.

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Op-Ed | Mayor Eric Adams is unfit to serve

By James Inniss Conversation…

Customers shop at Fairfield Food Inc. in the South Bronx on Thursday, July 27, 2023.

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Op-Ed | The benefits of a universal basic income for Bronx families are clear

By Alexandra Maruri Conversation…

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Op-Ed | Saying ‘Yes’ to new zoning, new businesses, and new opportunities

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Op-Ed | CB11 meetings are being disrupted by ‘clique’ of progressives

By Rochelle Mandina Conversation…

Councilmember Rafael Salamanca Jr. speaks at the opening of the new YMCA in the South Bronx on Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022.

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Op-Ed | Tackling the root causes of obesity in socioeconomically disadvantaged areas

By Rafael Salamanca Jr. Conversation…

Customers stop in the deli off the 174th Street subway station on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023.

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Op-Ed | As lawmakers consider ways to lower drug costs, they must consider small businesses

By Francisco Marte Conversation…

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Op-Ed | Helping New Yorkers live longer

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Op-Ed | Morrisania’s El Bonrinquen Residence should be used as model for city affordable housing projects

By Jolie Milstein Conversation…

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Op-Ed | New Yorkers are spreading the love. Here’s how you can get involved.

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Op-ed | The impact of the small business community goes beyond numbers

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Op-Ed: More licenses are needed for the fruit and vegetable vendors in the city

By Roxanne Delgado Conversation…

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Op-Ed | Keeping our communities safe from fentanyl

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Op-Ed | Too hot to learn

By Melinda Person, Kyle Belokopitsky, James Skoufis and Latoya Joyner Conversation…

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Op-Ed | Bridging the gap for accessible, quality health care and undertaking the obesity health crisis

By Kevin Riley Conversation…

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