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BERNARD BOTEIN AWARDS

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Court system honors outstanding workers with annual presentation of Bernard Botein award

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Editorial | Celebrating the faiths we share as New Yorkers

small business

Op-Ed

Opinion | The quiet engine behind small business success: technical assistance

By Pedro Soto Jr. Conversation…

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Op-Ed

Opinion | What does loan readiness mean?

By the Bronx Economic Development Corporation Conversation…

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Op-Ed

Opinion | The Bronx cannot wait four decades for transit justice

By Katherine Minaya Conversation…

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Opinion | Before the breaking point: A new vision for Bronx mental health

By Raye Barbieri Conversation…

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Letters to the Editor

Opinion | Too many disconnected youth: Let’s close the generational gap in the Bronx

By Bervin Harris Conversation…

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Column

Column: Remembering Alvin Singletary Jr.

By Bishop Boyde Y. Singletary Conversation…

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Our Forgotten Borough

OUR FORGOTTEN BOROUGH | Undoing the legacy of Robert Moses on the Bronx

By Robert Pozarycki Conversation…

City Council Speaker Julie Menin speaking

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Op-ed | The Speaker’s Corner: Protecting safety and preserving freedom

Opinion

Opinion | When courtrooms undermine public defenders, everyone suffers

By Orayne Williams Conversation…

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Op-Ed

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

By Aboubakar Amadou and Bakary Camara Conversation…

loan

Op-Ed

Opinion | Are you loan ready?

By Winston Peters Conversation…

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Op-Ed

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

By Winston Peters Conversation…

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Op-Ed

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

By Cameron Barr Conversation…

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Op-Ed

Opinion | Write-offs and their impact on business bankability

By Pedro Soto Conversation…

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