Op-Ed News – Page 2 of 29 – Bronx Times

Manhattan, New York, NY, USA - July 10th 2022: Male greengrocer selling vegetables outside his shop in the famous Chinatown market in Grand Street

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Op-Ed | A big city of small businesses

Mayor Eric Adams speaking at podium

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Op-Ed | More police officers, housing support, and elder care: New investments to make our city safer and more affordable

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Op-Ed | New Yorkers need a cop on the beat for their energy bills

Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Administration for Children’s Services Commissioner (ACS) Jess Dannhauser announce plans to expand a number of key programs aimed at helping youth in foster care connect to college and future career opportunities.

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Op-Ed | Expanding these ACS programs will help more young people living in foster care build new lives

Administration accomplishments

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Op-Ed | Administration accomplishments

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Op-ed: The Bronx should be the biggest benefiters of congestion pricing. We can’t stop that progress now.

By Dariella Rodriguez and Kevin Garcia

Reimagining campuses

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Op-Ed | Reimagining our campuses to lead our students into careers

Mayor Eric Adams speaks announces new social services hub in Brooklyn

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Op-Ed | Moving closer to affordable child care for NYC families

Making New York City

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Op-Ed | Making New York City more family friendly, more affordable, and safer

Girl raising hand in classroom: she knows the answer!

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Op-Ed | Delivering for our students

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Op-Ed | Bronx set to lead nation in green jobs with groundbreaking new center

crime reduction

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Op-Ed | Seven straight quarters of crime reduction: Safer streets, subways, and communities

Mayor Eric Adams. Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2025.

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Op-Ed | The Adams administration’s report card: a city government that works for all New Yorkers

Mayor Eric Adams, New York City Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Matthew Fraser, New York City Public Schools Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos, T-Mobile, Dell Technologies, and New York Yankees All Star Second Baseman, Jazz Chisholm, Jr., announce that 350,000 K-12 New York City Public Schools students will receive new chromebooks for free during the 2025-2026 school year.

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Op-Ed | Bridging the digital divide: Providing 350,000 students with FREE chromebooks

Joyful children rush down the hallway, backpacks bouncing, eager to learn

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Op-Ed | What to know to ensure your child succeeds as they head back to school

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Op-ed: Corner store, community core: Nourishing NYC one bodega at a time

By Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson and Francisco Marte

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