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Community Board 1 selects a new chair

By Joe Hirsch and Ricardo Partida / December 1, 2023
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Sixty-four years later, the pizza is still golden

By Jake Lang / December 5, 2023
Feature food

First Bronx vegan expo helps build a healthier borough

By Graham Hartmann / December 4, 2023
Arts/Culture Feature

Bronx Hip-Hop themed escape room offers family fun

By Tatiana Pinheiro / December 3, 2023
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The South Bronx’s economy grows amid challenges

By Ricardo Partida / November 29, 2023
A Walk of Hope: a compassionate mission in the South Bronx
Homelessness/Housing/News

A Walk of Hope: a compassionate mission in the South Bronx

By Ricardo Partida / November 15, 2023

The hope walk team Andrew Tang, Mackenzie Duckworth,  Marty Rogers, Cody Hill as they walk

CUNY teacher education program aims to boost tech equity
Education/Technology

CUNY teacher education program aims to boost tech equity

By Hannah Fierick / November 14, 2023

Students attending an evening class at the City University of New York attempt to persuade

Mott Haven pharmacies persist amid industry shakeup
Business/Health/News

Mott Haven pharmacies persist amid industry shakeup

By Zachary Zawila / November 13, 2023

First, Rite Aid declared bankruptcy, then CVS and Walgreens staff walked out. The turmoil has

Big Brothers Big Sisters wants The Bronx to be big
News/youth

Big Brothers Big Sisters wants The Bronx to be big

By Jake Lang / November 13, 2023

An intimate gathering of about 25 local residents at the Bronx Brewery marked the launch

Port Morris rally calls attention to need for public access to waterfront
Environment/News

Port Morris rally calls attention to need for public access to waterfront

By Eileen Street / November 12, 2023

Wooden benches and lounge chairs now line a section of the Harlem River, along with

Mott Haven creative helps open spaces to young talent
Arts/Culture/News

Mott Haven creative helps open spaces to young talent

By Tatiana Pinheiro / November 12, 2023

On a rainy Friday evening, dozens of people made their way to Lincoln Hospital. No

After seven years, the Bronx Night Market says goodbye
food/News

After seven years, the Bronx Night Market says goodbye

By Christian Nazario / November 9, 2023

Hundreds turned out to say goodbye to a Bronx institution on Oct. 28, when the

Celebrating being LGBTQ in the Bronx despite rising hate
Arts/Culture/LGBTQ/News

Celebrating being LGBTQ in the Bronx despite rising hate

By Janna McPartland / November 7, 2023

They dance to counter bullying – in circles and on catwalks, artfully twisting bodies and

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Amaurys Grullon inside his shop Bronx Native. Bronx Native is located at 127 Lincoln Ave. in Mott Haven. Photo: Fiifi Frimpong

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Digital Divide Sparks Community Action

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The fashion of Hip hop, past and future
Arts/Culture/Fashion/News Brief/video

The fashion of Hip hop, past and future

By editor / March 20, 2023

As the Fashion Institute of Technology staged a show commemorating hip hop fashion trends in February, The Mott Haven Herald/Hunts...

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Fate of syringe disposal boxes at St. Mary’s Park splits community board members

By Emily Swanson / March 2, 2023

At its Feb. 25 meeting, Bronx Community Board 1 chair Arline Parks announced that, as recently reported by the Herald,...

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