Cyclists return for Tour de Bronx 2024
Thousands of cyclists flooded the Grand Concourse headed south at 161st Street on Oct. 6th, for the 30th Anniversary of Tour de Bronx. More than 4,000 riders registered for the…
Harm reduction services to address the South Bronx’s opioid epidemic
The Hub sees thousands of people everyday, either passing through on their commute or visiting one of the hundreds of local retail businesses or street vendors. It also stands out…
New East Side House Settlement Education Center named after local judge
A Bronx Supreme Court Judge joined the grand opening of a new education center named in his honor, in Concourse Village on Sept. 25. The new center, located at 705…
BID wants more cameras in The Hub to curb illegal dumping
Mott Haven business boosters and residents are hoping that new security cameras they are proposing will deter illegal dumpers and help address long-running concerns about overflowing trash in one of…
Exhibit aims to create sense of belonging
An exhibit at Boricua College Gallery featuring work by people living in supportive housing pushes us to ponder what it means to belong. The art on display at the gallery…
Artist’s found works displayed a decade after his death, in new Wallworks exhibit
For a decade after his death, Thom Corn’s artwork went largely unnoticed. A new exhibit at Wallworks New York shines light on the little known artist who touched many in…
En medio de la amenaza climática, los jardines comunitarios improvisan
De tomates y berenjenas a maíz y callaloo, el Jardín Arcoíris de Vida y Salud en la Avenida Melrose parecía tenerlo todo resuelto en lo que respecta a la jardinería…
Hostos registra a sus estudiantes para votar
El Bronx históricamente ha tenido dificultades en el departamento de votación, especialmente entre los jóvenes adultos. Tiene la tasa más baja de votantes registrados de 18 años en el estado.…