Opinion News – Page 25 of 95 – Bronx Times

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Op-ed | How we make New York City safer

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Column: Back to school is around the corner

By Amanda Farías

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Letters to the Editor

Letter: Thanks to Benedetto for sponsoring a bill to expand state’s hate crime law

By Bob Nolan

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August 2023: District 14 transformative budget investments

By Pierina Sanchez

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Op-ed | Getting sidewalk sheds down

Ritchie Torres wrote an open letter to the chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission on its decision to enforce regulations of crypto currency.

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Op-Ed | Ritchie Torres is correct to call out the SEC’s assault on crypto currency

By Julio Barrios

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Op-Ed | The new leadership keeping New York City safe

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Column: The city budget at work for Council District 18

By Amanda Farías

Saroya Friedman-Gonzalez explains the way youth programming, specifically Scout programming, can help build necessary relationships and skills.

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Op-Ed | Youth programming provides a lifeline for children

By Saroya Friedman-Gonzalez

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Op-Ed | Another 8-month delay for completion of the $2.8B East Bronx Metro-North access project

By Larry Penner

A Link5G kiosk is seen in New York City.

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Op-Ed | LinkNYC is vital tech infrastructure for small businesses in the Bronx

By Lisa Sorin

An NYPD transit office is seen at Brooklyn subway station on Saturday, March 25, 2023.

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Op-Ed | NYPD and public officials need to connect with community to address crime

By Alim Howell

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Op-ed | Protecting our youth from flavored vapes

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Op-Ed | Keeping our communities safe: One young person at a time

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Letters to the Editor

Letter: Bronx public transit celebrates 59 years in existence

By Larry Penner

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Op-Ed | New York City’s budget: Investing in working families and New Yorkers in need

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