Yesterday’s Local Sports Scores
American League Yesterday, 1:05 PM Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York Los Angeles Angels (11-12) New York Yankees (14-10) 3 – 4 Final 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E Angels 1 0 0 2 0 […]
American League Yesterday, 1:05 PM Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York Los Angeles Angels (11-12) New York Yankees (14-10) 3 – 4 Final 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E Angels 1 0 0 2 0 […]
Uh oh. As reported in Reuters, “The U.S. Secret Service and Internal Revenue Service are investigating widespread reports that identity thieves are stealing the tax refunds of physicians, a U.S. senator said on Friday, as doctors fear a database containing […]
Longtime Mount St. Michael teacher Joel Occhiuto passed away yesterday at the age of 72. As a member of the 1959 graduating class and member of the faculty since 1965, his association with Mount goes back to 1955 when he […]
On Thursday, April 24, Congressman Joe Crowley joined newly appointed director of New York City’s Housing Recovery Office, Amy Peterson, on a tour of Hurricane Sandy-damaged homes in Edgewater Park in the Bronx. “While I am heartened to see many […]
Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. was the keynote speaker at Monroe College’s 5th Annual “Male Empowerment” event yesterday morning. The purpose of the event is to inspire and embolden African American and Latino high school students to pursue an higher education […]
Senator Gustavo Rivera spoke at Community Board 11 last night about health and safety issues, as well as some of his offices community events. The Senator represents a small portion of the area in Van Nest, while Senator Jeff […]
What separates New York City from almost all other US cities when it comes to the economics of rent and real estate value in high density areas? The pied-à-terre. Beyond the ownership of commerical real estate in Midtown and lower […]
New York’s $150,000 limit on an annual political contributions from an individal was struck down yesterday, as federal judge Paul Crotty ruled that such the limit was a violation of the First Amendment in its application to independent groups. As […]
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal (R) signed a sweeping gun rights bill on Wednesday. House Bill 60, also known as the Safe Carry Protection Act, will allow licensed gun owners to carry their firearms into public places, including bars, nightclubs, schools, […]
In celebration of National Poetry Month , the Bronx Library Center, Latino & Puerto Rican Cultural Center present I Will Die The Way I’ve Lived, 15 Watercolor Prison Paintings & Poetry by Antonio Guerrero. The closing exhibit event is tomorrow Friday April 25, 2014 from 5:30-8:30 […]
Publisher of The Bronx Chronicle Sal Conforto and I agree that David Gregory, host of Meet The Press, one of the longest running television shows in history, is terrible at the job and shows existence is in jeopardy. I know I […]
FoodFest Depot celebrated a grand opening and ribbon cutting for their facility on East 132nd Street in Port Morris. For almost two decades, FoodFest Depot has served the small business in the food industry. The new FoodFest Depot facility is 98,000 sq. ft. […]
Come on out tonight to the Point for a Town Hall meeting regarding Waterfront Justice issues.
Tech Committee to Examine Use of Data to Improve Health and Safety in NYC Tomorrow, the City Council’s Committee on Technology, chaired by Council Member James Vacca, will hold an oversight hearing analyzing how the City uses data and technology […]
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