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Muni-meter bill fast-tracked through City Council
It won’t make it easier to find a space, but a bill in the City Council may give drivers their personal parking meters - the right to use up time on their muni-meter receipts in other spaces. Read more…
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Legal woes continue at Pompeii
The legal woes for a troublesome local watering hole continue to pile up like a bar tab. Read more…
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Lehman High School to close
Here come the feds, there go half of Lehman High School’s teachers - and its name. Read more…
Bronx Highway police officers investigate at scene of fatal accident that killed Paul Lynch, brother of fallen 9/11 firefighter Michael Lynch. Paul Lynch, 36, was fatally struck by a Toyota sedan while trying to cross the Bruckner Expressway in the early morning hours of Wednesday, April 18. Police believe Lynch entered the highway by squeezing through a hole in the fence along the eastbound side of the Bruckner service road. Read more…
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Van Nest helps fire victims
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Van Nest helps fire victims
A local neighborhood group is being a good neighbor by reaching out to help several families who lost just about all their possessions after a recent multi-alarm fire. Read more…
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46 new trees planted on Pelham Parkway
The first 46 of 246 trees to be planted during the Pelham Parkway Reconstruction are now taking root on the borough’s greenest thoroughfare. Read more…
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TN resident top of the heap
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TN resident top of the heap
Candy Rose, as she wants to be called, likes to keep Throggs Neck smelling as sweet as her name. Read more…
Something for the young, something for the old. Read more…
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Child care center may close under budget cuts
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Child care center may close under budget cuts
With child care programs facing steep cuts under Mayor Bloomberg’s proposed budget, Bronx families at one child care center are urging Hizzoner to go easy on them. Read more…
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St. Ray’s urban planning
Out of a local Catholic school, a metropolis will grow. Read more…
Six Truman High School students wound up as finalists in an essay contest that had them stepping into Mayor Bloomberg’s shoes to fix some of the city’s problems. Read more…
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City Island cameras let you dine in peace
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City Island cameras let you dine in peace
Smile, you soon could be on City Island camera. Read more…
A city conversation program for non-native English speakers and immigrant New Yorker is silent. Read more…
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News Literacy Project a success
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News Literacy Project a success
Students at a Soundview school are learning what it means to be a journalist. Read more…
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Children become citizens at Bronx Zoo
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Children become citizens at Bronx Zoo
Jose can you see? Read more…
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Bob Kappstatter now at Bronx Times Reporter, Bronx Weekly in Sunday New York Post
Veteran journalist Bob Kappstatter has joined the Bronx Times Reporter as its new editor, Times Reporter founder and publisher John Collazzi announced this week. Read more…
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Realtor jumps into 80th assembly race
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Realtor jumps into 80th assembly race
And they’re off! Read more…
