Raze Up gives South Bronx residents a safe space to rage
Since last September, Raze Up has become an unconventional safe haven for those looking for
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South Bronx youth build green roof on top of St. Mary’s Center
Thirty New York City students have built a 2,000 square-foot green roof on top of
Bronx Institute for Urban Systems offers geographic information
The Bronx Institute for Urban Systems is offering geographic information systems (GIS) classes for community
Mayor appoints Bronx Chamber of Commerce president to districting committee
Mayor Eric Adams appointed Lisa Sorin, president of the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, and six
Hunts Point to receive a $140 million investment under mayor’s recovery plan
Hunts Point is slated to receive a $140 million investment, under a new economic recovery
Q&A: Here’s what you need to know about NYC’s updated COVID-19 protocol
COVID-19 rules and restrictions in New York City are falling fast, in the wake of
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Revered Mott Haven church closes
On the busy sidewalk, volunteers distributed juice, pasta, rice, and other nutrition essentials from the church basement, to families who said they came every Wednesday. The pantry’s organizers say that some 200 families have visited the pantry regularly.
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How a powerfully-backed festival crumbled
In the doomed festival’s wake rose an explosive community dialogue about gentrification, a discussion in which its founder feels wrongfully targeted, but one in which many community organizers say they finally feel heard.