The North Bronx Section of the National Council of Negro Women hosted their 48th annual luncheon celebrating African heritage this past Saturday, April 16 at Vila Barone Manor. This year’s honorees were Fannie Munlin, NCNW’s United Nations representative; deputy inspector Ruel Stephenson, 47th Precinct commanding officer; Neva Shillingford-King, NAACP Williamsbridge Branch vice president; registered nurse Flora Goldston; former Manhattan district manager for districts 9 and 11 Leslie Wyche; Beatrice Castiglia-Catullo, R.A.I.N. founder; Titilayo Akindayomi-Adewale, Redeemed Christian Church of God Holy Ghost Zone pastor and Frances Garvin.
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Crime
Bronx gunman jumps out of moving car, nearly shoots taxi driver in dispute: cops
City Council seeks probe into NYPD brass’ ‘intimidating and dangerous’ social media activity
17-year-old girl fatally stabbed by teenager in Bronx altercation: NYPD
Off-duty NYPD officer arrested and charged in domestic dispute at his East Elmhurst home: NYPD
Police Beat | Burglaries, robberies and rape incidents spike in several Bronx precincts
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Pedal to the mettle: TD Five Boro Bike Tour sees thousands go the distance despite the dreary weather- City Council seeks probe into NYPD brass’ ‘intimidating and dangerous’ social media activity
Bronx rally for Gaza draws dozens amid continued campus protests citywide- 17-year-old girl fatally stabbed by teenager in Bronx altercation: NYPD
- Off-duty NYPD officer arrested and charged in domestic dispute at his East Elmhurst home: NYPD
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