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Mott Haven
Art Rapture draws interest in Mott Haven
Mott Haven
Art Rapture draws interest in Mott Haven
As Manhattan and Brooklyn’s art scene continue to be an enclave for well-known artists, an ambitious movement is budding in the Bronx. Read more…
Tremont
Greek food manufacturer coming to Bathgate
A Greek yogurt and food company is the latest manufacturer to find a home in the Bronx. Read more…
Belmont
St. Barnabas Hospital staff wants patients to feel better, and look good too
Staff at this Bronx hospital want to help their patients not only feel better, but look good too. Read more…
Bronx Times Reporter
Playground sails into Locust Point
Ahoy! A ship has anchored in a Bronx enclave.
And kids got a thrill when they discovered it’s really a new playground, courtesy of the Locust Point Civic Association. Read more…
Bronx Times Reporter
Community Boards gear up for new year, new issues
It’s back to business after summer hiatus for the community boards and precinct community councils in the east Bronx. Read more…
Bronx Times Reporter
Challenger Mark Gjonaj defeats Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera
By DAVID CRUZ and BOB KAPPSTATTER Read more…
Morris Park
Dental license detriments for Morris Park dentist
Working through Albany’s bureaucratic maze is as bad as getting a root canal.
Just ask Morris Park dentist Dr. Maiya Greene. Read more…
Pelham Bay
Pompeii talent contest nixed over assembly permit, promoter
It was a hip-hop flop! Read more…
Morris Park
Paul Newman foundation grants $200,000 to Calvary Hospital for children and teen bereavement programs
The late actor Paul Newman’s foundation has given Calvary Hospital a $200,000 grant for its bereavement program for young people. Read more…
Bronx Times Reporter
Get in the Halloween spirit with Boo at the Zoo
Bring your little ghosts and goblins to Boo at the Zoo! Read more…
Bronx Times Reporter
“Peace in our Streets” calls attention to wave of gun violence
“Be part of the solution.” That’s the call from Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. over the wave of gun violence that’s swept the Bronx this summer. Read more…
Kingsbridge Heights
Study: Ice Rink in project could net $1.3 billion
Kingsbridge Heights
Study: Ice Rink in project could net $1.3 billion
Building a massive ice skating hub at the Kingsbridge Armory could net the city over a billion dollars. Those are the findings of a new report commissioned... Read more…
Bronx Times Reporter
Bronx Zoo and NYB Garden publish vintage postcard library online
Take a look back at old New York. Read more…
Bronx Times Reporter
Tenants of Tracey Towers facing rent hike, safe — for now
Tenants of Tracey Towers facing a 65 percent rent hike have been spared - for now. Read more…
Morris Park
Eleven years later, 9/11 tragedy felt like it were yesterday
Eleven years after the worst terrorist attack in New York, Bronxites paused to never forget. On a bright, crisp September morn similar to that September 11th, dozens shuttled to a tree grove at Jacobi Medical Center this week. Read more…
Pelham Parkway
Five feet from death
What does taking five feet away from a 31-foot wide roadway equal? Read more…
Get your motor running to Orchard Beach.
A throng of car buffs, vendors and special guests will assemble on Saturday, September 16 at the beach’s colossal parking lot for the 12th Annual Classic Car and Motorcycle Show. Read more…
Bronx Times Reporter
Hot races in the Bronx Democratic Primary
Bronx Times Reporter
Hot races in the Bronx Democratic Primary
Today belongs to the voters - at least the few inspired to go to the polls to vote in local primary contests for state legislators. Read more…
Bronx Times Reporter
9/11 ceremony at Borough Hall to honor victims
Eleven years after the worst terrorist attack in New York, Bronxites are paushing this week to never forget. On the steps of Borough Hall... Read more…
Throggs Neck
Bronx Times founder and co-publisher John Collazzi retires
Collazzi founded this paper in 1981 with Michael Benedetto, expanding it from a monthly to a bi-weekly paper within a few years, and to a weekly in 1989. Read more…
Boro Beat
A selfish endorsement for (GULP!) Snooki
It is with mixed feelings that we endorse Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera for reelection. Read more…
