BronxNet opens new studio in The Hub
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…
Blake disseminates tips on self-protection for immigrants
In response to the publicity surrounding raids by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) agents nationally, Assemblyman Michael Blake has released a series of tips advising immigrants on ways to…
Proposal for Mott Haven jail faces uncertain fate in City Planning Commission
After Community Board 1 and borough president reject it, plan moves on in ULURP A Mott Haven jail that would tower over schools a block away and house more than…
Celebrity brings public health message to Melrose’s Classic Center
Loving oneself is the key to a successful and healthy life. That was the message reality TV star Angela Simmons brought to women and girls at a motivational event at…
Age is just a Number: Mott Haven seniors showcase photography skill
A photo exhibition that ran at Mitchel Houses in Port Morris through June 28 had two messages: One was that local residents don’t have to leave their own neighborhood to…
Brook Park hosts Taino powwow
A late June powwow at Brook Park sought to inspire young people to keep their indigenous cultural heritage alive. The event’s organizers, Bronx-based Bohio Atabei (Taino Women/Grandmothers Circle) planned it…
To the editor: Closing Rikers and the Boat is about human rights
As a resident of the Mott Haven neighborhood in the South Bronx, I have worked to develop more equitable bus system; NYCHA transparency, and historic criminal justice reform that will…
New Melrose park dedicated to relentless community activist
A new park in Melrose will go by the name of a legendary community fighter. Yolanda García Park at the corner of Melrose Avenue and E 159th St. will pay…