Covid-19 disrupts food chain
Covid-19 has created an environment similar to a war zone at one Mott Haven CTown
Month: March 2020
South Bronx students occupying themselves while quarantined
As South Bronx parents prepared for their children to stay home at least another two
COVID-19 has musicians singing a different tune
Bronx musicians are using Instagram Live as their concert hall during the New York quarantine,
Hunts Point waterfront venue to become temporary hospital
As the city’s conventional medical facilities continue to treat the increasing number of Covid-19 patients,
Covid-19 spawns food relief efforts
Workers clad in gloves and masks are handing out thousands of free meals daily across
Hunts Point misses out on Citi Bike’s next wave of expansion
In January, Citi Bike sent a representative to Community Board 2, which includes Hunts Point in its jurisdiction, to announce plans to hold public workshops in the spring to discuss potential expansion into the area in the future. No dates have yet been announced for those workshops, but Hunts Point was not included in the service map listed on Citi Bike’s website.
New Mobile Coronavirus Testing Site Now Open At Lehman College
A new coronavirus mobile testing site is now up and running at Lehman College. An
Hunts Point Market suppliers reeling from restaurant falloff
This story was originally published on March 19 by THE CITY. It was written by
Andrew Yang pledges $1 million in coronavirus relief to the Bronx
Former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang is bringing some financial relief to the Bronx and