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Opinion | The Bronx needs action on crime, housing and safety

By Aboubakar Amadou and Bakary Camara Conversation…

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Opinion | Are you loan ready?

By Winston Peters Conversation…

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Opinion | New York or Nowhere: Excelsior as a catalyst for economic growth in the Bronx

By Winston Peters Conversation…

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Opinion | Too many Bronx SNAP users are leaving food money on the table

By Cameron Barr Conversation…

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Opinion | Write-offs and their impact on business bankability

By Pedro Soto Conversation…

hunger

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Opinion | If we want to fight hunger, start where it’s worst

By Cameron Barr Conversation…

Mamdani told reporters outside of the event that he "hadn't thought much about parades" and that he was more interested in hearing from veterans themselves.

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Opinion | How Mayor Mamdani can make the Bronx the blueprint for NYC’s affordability revolution

By LaToya Williams-Belfort Conversation…

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Opinion | The fastest way to save lives overnight is one more firefighter

By Council Member Justin Sanchez Conversation…

Majority Leader Amanda Farias celebrated passing the 'City of Yes for Housing Opportunity' zoning amendment.

Opinion | In a housing crisis, New Yorkers deserve clear Co-op application rules

By New York City Council Member Amanda Farías Conversation…

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Opinion | Bronx Economic Development Corporation joins NYSTEC to support Bronx small businesses

By Winston Peters, Interim President of BXEDC Conversation…

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Opinion | After the election, the real work begins

By Dr. Lessie Branch Conversation…

Farías

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Opinion | Leaving New York City’s economy stronger, more resilient and more inclusive

By Amanda Farías Conversation…

Mayor Eric Adams speaks about COVID-19 vaccine mandate

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Op-Ed | Record accomplishments, historic achievements

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Opinion | Why food insecurity in the Bronx is a crisis

By State Senator Nathalia Fernandez Conversation…

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella today announced that they have partnered to invest nearly $30 million of capital funding in three parks and public recreation projects on Staten Island.

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Op-Ed | Creating safe public and green spaces for our children

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

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