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Founders of NYCHA community garden look to overcome initial administrative hurdles Cesar Yoc wanders through lush greenery over to a row of raised beds within the Mill Brook Houses’ community…
While restaurants across New York City were allowed to resume indoor dining at 25% capacity on September 30, some South Bronx restaurants are opting out. Instead, they’re choosing to continue…
On a Thursday evening in October, Leomary Rodriguez is taking her nightly break from social media in her Highbridge apartment-studio. Five rows of different-colored paper rolls line the wall behind…
Jason Epting, 44, a Mott Haven resident and a member of the “Mott Haven Families” group, says he feels concern for his neighborhood every time he sees a reporter covering…
NYPD overreach reveals lack of police accountability, Human Rights Watch alleges A new report by Human Rights Watch concludes that the NYPD overstepped its authority at a June 4 peaceful…
When people first meet Clarita Vailon, 40, in her wheelchair, she is so nimble in it that they might assume she has been in one her whole life. But it…
Mott Haven resident Eduardo Catalán said he paid his rent in May, but that his landlord, Simcha “Sam” Applegrad evicted him, his wife, Maricela, and their two children, Isabela, 9,…
The BronxArtSpace reopened its gallery on August 29 for its first in-person exhibit since March with “How To Dance,” a collection of videos focusing on the sometimes awkward joy of…