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Throggs Neck 9_11 Memorial courtesy Karin OConnor

Throggs Neck memorial keeps 9/11 memories alive 25 years later

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

Ferry Point Park Coordinator

NYC Partnerships for Parks seeks Ferry Point Park ‘Friends’ volunteers

By Jay Cole Conversation…

As night fell, the shadows of detainees could be seen past the barbed wire fences and inside the building through the windows as they flicked the lights and appeared to jump up and down as they attempted to communicate with those outside on the outside, much to the delight of protesters who yelled to them through megaphones.

Politics

Rep. Ritchie Torres and George Latimer introduce bill requiring ICE to notify families of deaths and medical emergencies

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

Webster Plumbing photo

After 96 years, family-run Webster Plumbing Supply closes its doors

By Jay Cole Conversation…

About 40 participants attended South Bronx Unite's monthly meeting to reimagine the New York Post building.

Environmental activists eye former New York Post printing plant in the South Bronx for solar rooftop

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

Lehman Grand is located on Grand Concourse, inside the historic Dollar Savings Bank building.

Lehman College opens first dormitory for students on Grand Concourse

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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Bronx Times Opinion | Stop competing for talent. Start building the workforce

By Rick Dalton and Raymond J. McNulty Conversation…

Daniel Romano, owner of D'Romano's Pizza in Throggs Neck, has been in the business for 45 years. After running two restaurants in Long Island, he set up shop in his home borough of the Bronx.

At D’Romanos Pizza, no one leaves hungry

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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More than 700 Bronx families receive free groceries at community event backed by Goodr, NBA Total Health

By Maurice Burbridge Conversation…

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What’s happening | Indigenous art workshop, Fourth of July, Jay-Z listening party and more

By Lauren Berardi Conversation…

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2026 PRIMARIES: Nicholas Reyes challenges incumbent José Serrano for D-29 State Senate seat

By Siddhartha Harmalkar Conversation…

Tenants and members of Bronx Defenders, Community Action for Safe Apartments (CASA), New Settlement, Bronx Leadership Organizing Center, Met Council on Housing, PSC-CUNY and NYC-DSA rally outside of Hostos Community College ahead of the Bronx Rent Guidelines Board meeting.

‘The Bronx is not for sale’ Rent-stabilized tenants demand rent freeze at Bronx Rent Guidelines Board hearing

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

pride

What’s happening | Pride, Juneteenth, arts and more

By Lauren Berardi Conversation…

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Runners take over Yankee Stadium for annual Pinstripe 5K

By Alice Moreno Conversation…

The Throggs Neck Business Improvement District will celebrate America's 250th anniversary on June 14 at DeRosa-O'Boyle Triangle

Throggs Neck BID to hold America 250 celebration

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

Bronx Walk of Fame honorees. Left to right: Jimmy Rodriguez, Fanum Escanio, Darlene Rodriguez, Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson, Darrin Henson, and Lenny Santiago.

Community Celebration

Bronx Walk of Fame welcomes five new honorees during Bronx Week

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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A man who pleaded guilty to attacking an Israeli tourist in Times Square in a hate crime days after the Oct. 7, 2023, terror attack in Israel flashed the peace sign and smiled his way through his sentencing hearing on Tuesday.

Peace sign for a hate crime: Man grins and gestures during sentencing for antisemitic assault in Times Square

Schneps Podcasts

Dan Rattiner speaks to Joy Behar, Talk show host, and playwright’s Bonkers in the Boroughs – Episode 292

Joe Hickerson, the founder of Modern Health Code, sees new bathhouses as holding appeal for a wide range of ages and for tourists.

New non-profit looks to help pave the way for gay bathhouses to return to New York