Governor’s HIV/AIDS Epidemic Blueprint Improves HIV Testing, Prevents the Spread of Disease, and Provides Better Treatment On Wednesday, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo received the final “Blueprint to End the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in New York State 2020.” The Blueprint supports the […]
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Photo by Miriam Quin Teen pageant winners which was on Saturday April 25 Queen 2015 Paige J. Graham from Caquas Puerto Rico 1st Princess, Katherine J. Rolon from Coamo Puerto Rico, 2nd princess Johnalys Sanchez from Aquadilla Perto Rico
Photo by Miriam Quin Judy Torres – freestyle queen doing Zumba in the Bronx on Thursday April 23
Photo by Miriam Quin
Take Our Children to the Park…And Let Them Walk Home by Themselves Day: SAT, MAY 9 For the past five years Free-Range Kids has been sponsoring Take Our Children to the Park…and Leave Them There Day. This year, in […]
A Blessing Disguised As A Mountain by Rev. Dr. J. Loren Russell When you’re faced with an extremely difficult situation, what is your immediate and automatic response? Some people immediately panic, some prepare for war, and others calmly assess the […]
Rethinking Complaining – Tearing Down to Rebuild by Madisyn Taylor When we spend all of our time complaining, we are in essence in constant “destroy” mode rather than “building” mode. We all know someone who has elevated the process of […]
ATTORNEY EZRA GLASER, ESQ., FOR THE PEOPLE I am a medical malpractice attorney (among other areas of the law) and so I thought for our first column on legal issues, it was most appropriate to bring to light a personal […]
From The Desk of the NWBxDems “The Revitalization of Mosholu Parkway, Part 2” by Anthony Rivieccio In my column last week I wrote that since 2009, The Four Bronx Institutions Alliance (FBIA) have been trying to present a “Mosholu Parkway […]
What You Should Know by Rev. Senator Ruben Diaz, Sr. Back to Washington, DC on 117 Buses to Oppose Marriage Equality You should know that this coming Saturday, April 25th, 117 buses will take more than 6,000 people to Washington, […]
Conversations Behind Closed Doors I preached a sermon once on the subject, “Somebody’s Talking About You” focusing on the conversations that takes place behind closed doors; conversations that take place about a person without that person being aware that a […]
Retort to Mr. D’Angelo As a life long resident, born and raised in lower Van Nest, I personally take offense to Mr. D’Angelo’s allegations toward Ms. Ferrara. It is perfectly fine to disagree with someone, but Mr. D’Angelo did it […]
From The Desk of the NWBxDems “The Revitalization of Mosholu Parkway” by Anthony Rivieccio I have lived in The North Bronx for over 36 years. There are several reasons why I have stayed this long. Living near Mosholu Parkway is one […]
Mario Cuomo set a political standard by Richard Brodsky The history of the Clinton/Cuomo relationship is well known, but worth considering. The “what-ifs” are legion and fascinating. What If Mario had run in ’84, ’88 or ’92? What If Mario […]
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