So, I have to face facts: my favorite book in the world, as in, what I’d want on a desert island is “History In Asphalt“, an encyclopedia of Bronx street names written by the late John McNamara. (All apologies to Shakespeare, […]
Parks’ negligence increases the risk that falling limbs will injure people and damage property The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (Parks) has mismanaged the City’s street tree pruning program responsible for maintaining approximately 650,000 street trees citywide, […]
^Valley Day, Baychester, 10469 @ Haffen Park MORE PHOTOS AND VIDEO LATER TODAY FOLKS. STAY TUNED! “Fun In The Son”, St. Philip & Neri
So, I have to face facts: my favorite book in the world, as in, what I’d want on a desert island is “History In Asphalt“, an encyclopedia of Bronx street names written by the late John McNamara. (All apologies to […]
On Friday, Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced that his office reached a settlement with Forster & Garbus, one of the largest debt collection firms in New York State, to ensure that it does not file actions against New Yorkers […]
On Wednesday and Thursday, local Senator Jeff Klein, a descendent of Holocaust survivors, joined a New York State Unity Delegation led by Governor Cuomo on a visit to Israel to affirm the State of New York’s support for the nation, […]
State Senator Jeff Klein (D-Bronx/Westchester) hosted Music Icon Engelbert Humperdinck for a lively summer concert in front of an enthusiastic crowd of more than a thousand fans Thursday night. Grammy Award winner Engelbert Humperdinck is a music legend with more […]
It’s hard to believe, but on August 16 the Bronx Zoo’s baby lion cubs will turn a year old! To celebrate, The Zoo sat down with the man that knows them best: their keeper, Ralph Aversa, and we have his remarks below. […]
From The Desk Of Council Member James Vacca: “After hearing the saddening news about Robin Williams, I encourage everyone, now more than ever, to tell someone you know who suffers with depression that you love them and that you care. […]
New York City’s economy grew more than three percent in the second quarter because of robust job growth and higher personal income, New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer found in his quarterly update on the City’s vital economic stats released earlier […]
Yesterday, Mayor Bill de Blasio and City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito announced the expansion of the City’s efforts to reduce gun violence, through the creation of the “Gun Violence Crisis Management System,” a citywide initiative to reduce gun violence, from […]
Assemblyman Michael Benedetto, a long time school teacher and administrator in Co-op City who represents the community in the State Assembly, as well as Councilman Andy King were on hand at their community’s new mall and gave some great remarks […]
Here’s some video of the marching band on their way out. Zales A Michael Kors store…..IN THE BRONX!
A little while ago we brought you coverage of the opening of H &M, one of the popular stores in the mall among the younger crowds. But the main event was definately the marching bands and Smurf float that rang […]
While Macy’s was the signature store opening at todays grand opening of the Mall at Bay Plaza, the younger folk were flocking not to the retail mainstay for many decades, but the younger, European clothes purveyor H&M, making its first […]
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