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Andrew Macchio
AMNY

A voice in the dust: The ‘Singing San-Man’ who lifted workers at Ground Zero after 9/‌11

Jimmy McConville Story courtesy FDNY
Police & Fire

Off-duty FDNY lieutenant saves neighbor from burning Bronx home

By Matthew McKay Conversation…
business
QNS

Greater Jamaica Development Corp. opens applications for citywide minority- and women-owned business accelerator

TNVAC PROPERTY CONDITIONS COURTESY BOB JAEN
Police & Fire

Bronx residents raise concerns over conditions of the Throggs Neck Volunteer Ambulance Corps

By Matthew McKay Conversation…
Nashville in the neck courtesy Karin O’Connor
Throggs Neck

Throgs Neck Little League hosts country music fundraiser with ‘Nashville in the Neck’

By Matthew McKay Conversation…
One River Park
Housing

Housing lottery running for 227 units at One River Park in Mott Haven, rent starts at $1,936

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…
Bruce Blakeman
AMNY

2026 Governor’s Race: Blakeman under fire after endorsing candidate who called 9/11 an ‘inside job’

Clason Point photos courtesy of Brianna Feebus
Community

Clason Point Gardens marks 85 years as the Bronx’s first NYCHA development

By Matthew McKay Conversation…
Screenshot
Community

How one Bronx woman survived 9/11 and met her future husband during rescue efforts at Ground Zero

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…
Throggs Neck 9_11 Memorial courtesy Karin OConnor

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

By Matthew McKay Conversation…
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Community

Bronx prepares to remember 9/11 victims 25 years later

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…
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Arts & Entertainment

Elvis Crespo closed out the Bronx Summer Concert Series at Orchard Beach

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…
Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Director of Forensic Biology Mark Desire during the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks. 11 September 2001 - NEW YORK - Injured Members of the Medical Examiner's office are evacuated across the Hudson River to Jersey City after the collapse of the South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City. © 2001 Chip East / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PHOTO CREDIT: © 2001 Chip East
AMNY

OCME forensic scientist Mark Desire has been identifying 9/11 victims for 25 years. With hundreds of victims still unknown, he’s not stopping.

charter school students walking in stairway
AMNY

Embattled Bronx charter school holds first day of school amid legal challenges

Bronx location
Around Town

Where to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11 across the Bronx this week

By Marina Samuel Conversation…
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Things to Do

What’s happening | ‘9/11 Reclaiming Ground Zero’ screening, Moomin Fest, Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’ and more

By Lauren Berardi Conversation…

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Sept. 12, 10 am

Bartow-Brocante Market
Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum

Solo and group exhibitions at Glyndor Ga
Sept. 12, 2 pm

Public Gallery Tour
Wave Hill

Fall is peak migration time along the Hu
Sept. 13, 9:30 am

Fall Birding
Wave Hill

Batman Day at Poe Park is a free, family
Sept. 19, 1 pm

Batman Day at Poe Park
Poe Park

Meet and mingle with Wave Hill’s g
Sept. 24, 5:30 pm

Gardeners’ Party Honoring Our American Elm
Wave Hill

Spend the evening in the double parlors
Sept. 24, 7 pm

Expanding the Discourse: Poetry Readings by David Mills
Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum

Take a piece of the garden home with you
Sept. 25, noon

Plant Sale
Wave Hill

Join poet and spoken word performance ar
Sept. 25, 6:30 pm

Midnight, Jazz & Langston: Navigating Kindred Spirits
Bronx River Art Center

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News

  • Andrew MacchioA voice in the dust: The ‘Singing San-Man’ who lifted workers at Ground Zero after 9/11
  • businessGreater Jamaica Development Corp. opens applications for citywide minority- and women-owned business accelerator
  • Throgs Neck Little League hosts country music fundraiser with ‘Nashville in the Neck’
  • One River Park Housing lottery running for 227 units at One River Park in Mott Haven, rent starts at $1,936
  • Bruce Blakeman2026 Governor’s Race: Blakeman under fire after endorsing candidate who called 9/11 an ‘inside job’

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City Council Member Christopher Marte, sponsor of Romanch's Law to ban horse carriage, at a rally for passing the bill on the City Hall steps. Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
amNY

NYC horse carriage debate: Defamation lawsuit over animal advocacy group’s public statements ‘discontinued’

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LGBTQ movies set to screen at this year’s New York Latino Film Festival

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