SOBRO Expo gets down to business
Business leaders, entrepreneurs and government officials gathered at Metropolitan College of New York’s 149th campus on Sept. 19 for a day of workshops, presentations and old-fashioned networking. The 21st annual…
Business leaders, entrepreneurs and government officials gathered at Metropolitan College of New York’s 149th campus on Sept. 19 for a day of workshops, presentations and old-fashioned networking. The 21st annual…
When management at Envy Nail 148 in The Hub cut off workers’ access to the small room where they used to take breaks and eat lunch, away from the chemicals…
Artists and activists filled the Brook Park community garden on Sept. 7 for Stage, Garden, Rumba, a free program of dancing, music, poetry and community building. The event was held…
As music played and smoke drifted from meat cooking on grills, at least 50 people gathered in the courtyard of the Patterson Houses in Mott Haven on Saturday, Aug. 31…
As the city fast tracks its plan for four borough-based jails to replace the dilapidated facilities on Rikers Island, the Bronx is definitely not in the house. The borough’s public…
A new program in The Hub aims to provide a boost for Bronxites on the road to recovery from substance abuse. The Peer Alliance Recovery Center (PARCBronx) opened its doors…
Mayor’s pick to head public housing will push for privatization, they argue NYCHA residents in the South Bronx worry that a sweeping new public-private partnership under consideration in the City…
BronxNet is coming to The Hub. The borough’s long-established media concern has opened an office at 2825 Third Avenue, with a boost from local students. High school student artists collaborated…