Exhibit highlights girls forced into marriage
An exhibit of the work of Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer Stephanie Sinclair in Melrose highlights the stark realities faced by young women who are married off to much older men in…
Activist journeys from Mexico to Bronx
Angelo Cabrera's hard-fought journey from poverty to heading the Mexican American Student Association (MASA) is a story he hopes will teach and inspire others.
Post Office lobby wins landmark status
The majestic lobby of the Post Office building on the Grand Concourse at East 149th St. is now officially a city landmark. The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved the designation of…
Static on the Concourse
New public work is the artist's rendering of TV static.
‘Ghetto for Life’ mural ignites debate
The word "ghetto" touches off a heated debate about a new mural in Melrose.
Father Grange dead at 73
Father John Grange, longtime pastor at St. Jerome's Church on Alexander Avenue, died on Oct. 17. He was 73.
Storm-tossed art sounds a warning
Visitors who experienced Hurricane Sandy last November called the exhibit evocative, and said it recalled the storm.
Artists add color to two Bronx neighborhoods
Mott Haven and Hunts Point are the canvas for two new arts projects.