Hub gets its first co-working space
BronxCoworks, the area’s first privately funded space-sharing company, opened its doors in the Hub in March, offering private offices, a common work space and conference rooms at 2825 Third Avenue.
Group to launch composting initiative in June
GreenFeen, a social enterprise and environmental consulting firm that uses HipHop to promote sustainability as a lifestyle, is actively recruiting customers for collection, carting and use of organic waste. The…
Growing pains challenge Hub BID
Unfinished construction projects, aggressive drug users and the breakneck pace of residential development are among the concerns of the Hub BID's new executive director, who is tasked with helping local…
Mixed feelings surround strip club’s future
Sin City comes in front of the State Liquor Authority on Jan. 25 for a renewal of its liquor license. Some side with the borough president, who wants the club's…
Boutique brings Madison Avenue ‘frisson’ to gritty Port Morris
Most of the pieces in the store, which can range from $200 to $1000, were created by Bronx designers.
City’s plan for Lower Concourse draws fire
A massive development project coming to the Grand Concourse could have a significant adverse impact on the area if it proceeds as it's now envisioned, according to an environmental consultant…
Farmers market strives to keep prices affordable
Prices are higher but food is better, customers say If you had less than $50 dollars to spend on groceries this week – the amount that low-income New Yorkers receive in nutritional assistance…
Local food & drink tourism booms
This “Savor the Bronx – Brewery & Distillery” tour has offered insights into the thriving craft-beverage business in the Bronx since May, and most tours have been sold out.