Manida Street block approaches landmark status
For a century, the 800 block of Manida Street has been a glint of elegance
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Eight Bronxites to advise mayor on small business reopenings
Eight Bronx business leaders have been appointed by Mayor Bill de Blasio to serve on
Five local public charter schools recognized for academic achievement
Six Bronx charter public schools were honored for academic achievement, earning 2019-20 “Recognition Schools” awards
New testing site for coronavirus opens in Morrisania
A new testing site for coronavirus opened in Morrisania on Friday. Testing is available in
Local grocers jacking up prices during Covid-19 pandemic, claims community group
Supermarkets in the South Bronx have been serving a side of sticker shock along with the usual food staples, claims a community organizing group that accuses several stores of “price-gouging” on groceries during coronavirus.
Bronx coalition aims to raise $10 million for residents hurt by virus’ impact
Bronx community, political and business leaders have announced an initiative to raise $10 million to
How churches are staying connected to their flocks during Covid-19
While Covid-19 has suspended all in-person group services in the South Bronx, many churches are employing the latest digital technologies to boost morale and ensure the parishioners can remain connected to their faith and community.
City says it will provide free meals for all New Yorkers
New York City will now make free meals available for all New Yorkers, not just
Hunts Point Market suppliers reeling from restaurant falloff
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