Last night, over 60 people (the biggest crowd in years!) packed into the reading room at the Huntington Free Library at Westchester Square for the East Bronx HIstory Forum’s monthly history lecture, with Wesley and Barbara Gottlock speaking about old […]
Over the past couple of years, cats have invaded the internet and now they are coming for cafes.
Gary Axelbank, host of BronxTalk, speaks with Judy Land, who is project coordinator of the The Bronx Artist Documentary Project. (Click above to watch.) The project is a partnership of Bronx photographers and artists, resulting in documentation of a […]
While Bronxites have been thrilled that maternity services will return to North Central Bronx Hospital in Norwood, easing the tension at wards in other area hospitals such as Jacobi Medical Center, community members and elected officials grilled the city’s Health […]
With legislation failing in the State Senate last night 30-29 that would have enabled college opportunities for children of parents who are undocumented, a number of Bronx elected officials have expressed their outrage. Gustavo Rivera (r.) said, “Terribly disappointed in […]
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President Vlad Putin signed a treaty that officially incorporates Ukranian Crimea into Russia and called out Ukraine for abusing Russians living in the territories.
Gotham Gazette Editor in Chief Ben Max speaks with 79th Assembly district (Morissania, Belmont, Tremont, Concourse Village) candidates Michael Blake, George Alvarez and Raul Rodriguez in “Looking For A Steward in the 79th”, as well as former incumbent Michael Benjamin.
A settlement in a seven year old hiring practice discrimination cased filed by the Vulcan Society, a group of African American firefighters, will stop an upcoming trial and provide reparations to those discriminated against. Lawyers from the Center for Constitutional […]
The Hayes men’s famed band dazzled the crowds at the New York St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Fifth Avenue today, the world’s oldest and largest parade. The current students were joined by generations of Cardinal Hayes alums who have played […]
Despite the cold weather, the Bronx’s St. Patrick’s Day parade was a ton of fun. The Bronx Chronicle was in full effect, with journalists Adam Bermudez, Annie Boller, Nilka Martell, Kathleen Canzoniero, Omesh Persaud and contributor Robert Benimoff reporting, taking […]
President Barack Obama gave an an abrupt press conference this morning, taking no questions, speaking of the nation’s present plans regarding dealing with the Russian invasion of Ukranian Crimea.
As the United States Postal Service (USPS) moves ahead with the second phase of the sale of the Bronx General Post Office, located at E 149th St. and the Grand Concourse, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand urged USPS to meet with the Bronx community […]
The 16th Annual Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Celebration went off without a hitch yesterday afternoon with brisk but bearable weather, where Bronxites mixed with former Bronxites, adults reconnected with old classmates, Irish Americans partied with their honorary-for-a-day Irish American […]
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