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The Longwood Art Gallery, long a stalwart in the Mott Haven arts scene, is picking up the pieces after being evicted from Hostos Community College in September. The gallery moved…
The afternoon before Thanksgiving, David Terry stood outside OnPoint NYC’s East Harlem safe-injection site, thinking about a friend who had recently died of an overdose. Later that week, he would…
On a recent Saturday morning in Mott Haven, Leila Tazi, who works as an environmental organizer at Brooklyn College, was among a group of climate activists speaking to an auditorium…
A plan to expand the Cross-Bronx Expressway through a mile-long ‘connector’ road has incensed South Bronx activists, many of whom have long been involved in projects to reduce the environmental…
Destination Tomorrow, the only center for LGBTQ+ people in New York City run by trans people of color, celebrated its 15th anniversary with a gala on Nov. 1, just four…
It’s been over two years since children could swim, play, or exercise at the St. Mary’s Rec Center in Mott Haven. More than two years since the Senior Marlins swim…
Every day, Pedro Suarez looks out at the Roberto Clemente Plaza from his office window at Third Avenue and sees litter and open-air drug use. These were two of the…
The Women’s Housing and Economic Development Corporation has opened its new Bronx Music Hall. It aims to revitalize the neighborhood’s historically iconic music scene. “Get over here. And dress to…