Op-Ed News – Page 21 of 30 – Bronx Times

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Op-Ed | To achieve education equity, teachers need to reflect the students they serve

By Rebecca Watts and Mamie Pack

white plains road shelter

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Op-Ed | Lesson unlearned for CB11 leadership over White Plains Road shelter proposal

By Roxanne Delgado

School Announcement

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Op-Ed | What does Assemblyman Bennedetto have against Mayor Adams?

By Al Quattlebaum

Doctor talking to a patient in the corridor of a hospital while wearing face masks

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Op-Ed | Protecting New York’s Medicaid members, preserving our community

By Lisa Sorin

State reveals ‘backup’ plan/I-95 North improvements to end bottleneck

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Op-Ed | The Bronx is suffocating. We need $15 billion to fix it.

By Kenny Burgos

Young male worker smoking electronic cigarette

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Op-Ed | Tobacco control programs benefit our community

By Vonetta Dudley

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Op-Ed | Why the Bronx can lead on electrifying buildings for community health and jobs

By Nathalia Fernández and Keith Kinch

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Op-Ed | CB11 was non-transparent about planned men’s shelter on White Plains Road

By Roxanne Delgado

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Op-Ed | Transit equity starts in the Bronx

By Amanda Farías

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Op-Ed | This tragedy defines us, but it doesn’t have to!

Dr. Lessie Branch

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Op-Ed | Welcome Throggs Neck Ferry

By Larry Penner

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Op-Ed | Don’t miss your moment!

By Dr. Lessie Branch

Farmer pouring raw milk into container

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Op-Ed | Food and animal safety are top priorities on New York’s family farms

By Jessica Scillieri Smith

Morgage costs

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Op-Ed | Delivering the financial education and tools for equity

By Sabrina Lamb

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Op-Ed | Nobody tells CUNY’s story better than students and grads

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

NYC schools have struggled to find the right mix of in-person learning and remote options during a pandemic.

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OP-ED | Mr. Chancellor: Families want smaller class sizes and remote options, not a 6-day school week

By Jonathan Soto

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