Curbside composting is back–but in only a few neighborhoods
Curbside composting in New York City has resumed this month, but Mott Haven and Hunts Point need more volunteers to meet the city’s criteria for participation. The curbside composting…
‘Takes a toll’: South Bronx teachers discuss burnout, continuing mental health issues
(Para leer este articulo en español, “Pasa factura: Profesores discuten agotamiento,” vaya a esta versión). Passing the noisy and busy halls of Mott Haven Community High School, New York City…
What can photography do? New Bronx Documentary Center exhibit addresses the question
The US withdrawal from Afghanistan and subsequent Taliban takeover has many reflecting on America’s 20-year war. However, a new photo exhibit at the Bronx Documentary Center suggests the fallout is…
Youth programs expand for young people at-risk for violence
With new funding, youth programs in the Bronx are expanding to serve those at risk for violence in their communities. Bronx Rises Against Gun Violence (B.R.A.G.) announced that private foundation…
Wave of gun violence leads to multiple Bronx indictments
Amid a wave of gun violence plaguing the Bronx, Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark and New York City Police Commissioner Dermot Shea announced several indictments following an investigation for crimes…
New York State offering $125 million for landlord rent relief
Landlords can now apply to receive up to 12 months of rent relief from a new Landlord Rental Assistance Program. Gov. Kathy Hochul announced earlier this month that $125 million…
Volunteers unite for garden workday
After undergoing heart surgery about 14 years ago, Mike Young was told he wouldn’t be able to walk normally anymore. Looking for a new activity, Young began gardening in Mott…
Board 1 elects new Chair, after two-year vacancy
Community Board 1 has a new chairperson, after more than two years with no one at the helm. At Board 1’s Sept. 30 online meeting, members elected their longtime Housing…