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Models strutted across the stage of the Bronx Library Center Saturday wearing an array of diverse clothing that featured glitter, sequins, colorful fabrics, and innovative patterns showcasing the passion, talent,…
Bronx author C.G. Esperanza’s latest book, “Kicks in the Sky,” might be getting glowing reviews and flying off the shelves at local libraries and bookstores, but you wouldn’t know it…
Para leer una version en español, vaya aquí. A year ago, Sister Rafaela Martinez spent her days in Hidalgo, Mexico, helping migrants make their way to the United States in…
The Bronx Council on the Arts will hold its free Bronx Memoir Project workshop series in October and November with the goal of teaching aspiring memoirists the skills to write their own stories. Since 2014, the…
Cesar Talor grew up with domestic violence. The 46-year-old said he was a “witness” to it, watching his father abuse his mother. So when his girlfriend invited him to the…
Immigrant services are urging Dreamers to continue to renew their Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) applications, amid fears prompted by a federal judge ruling last month that declared the…
If you are still paying off a higher education loan, you may owe your loan servicer a call. Federal student loan bills resumed Oct. 1 after having been on hold…
South Bronx Unite, is one step closer to converting an abandoned building that 50 years ago served as a detox center into a community center with an emphasis on health,…