Jack the cat, Mocha, Rocket, and Bea are just the few names of animals that have died while traveling on an airline carrier. New federal regulations are now making it safer for pets to travel. Starting in January the Department […]
By now most people know about the Ice Bucket Challenge for the ALS Association thanks to the spread of viral videos on social media. You know, the videos were people pour buckets of ice water over themselves for charity. Now […]
Babalu Restaurant was host to fun, food, drink and networking last night as 14 Bronx-based businesses were inducted into The Bronx Chamber of Commerce . As the night progressed, companies exchange pleasantries and contact information with skillfully payed live Latin […]
Yesterday the Vito Marcantonio Forum held the 60th anniversary of the of Congressman Vito Marcantonio’s death at Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends, supporters and admirers of the passionate advocate joined family members to hear stories of his innovative ideals for New York […]
Bronxites and police gathered on August 5th in over a dozen locations across the Bronx to celebrate the 31st annual National Night Out Against Crime. More than a dozen police precincts and community organizations put together events throughout the borough, […]
Bartow-Pell Mansion – Photo by Kathleen Canzoniero
Bartow-Pell Mansion – Photo by Kathleen Canzoniero
Orchard Beach – Photo by Kathleen Canzoniero
On a cool summer day, Haight Avenue in the Bronx held their annual block party this past weekend. Kids were able to enjoy Italian ices while adults danced to music spun by a DJ from Top Notch Music Productions. Each […]
The horse carriage debate is in the news again after a video went viral showing a carriage horse outside during a hot weather suspension. Posted to Youtube on July 2nd, the video shows carriage driver and industry spokesperson, Christina Hansen […]
Pelham Parkway South – Photo by Kathleen Canzoniero
Basking in the afterglow of their fourth anniversary and the recent groundbreaking of the new Van Nest Park, Van Nest Neighborhood Alliance held their fourth Annual Fundraiser. “Before we started this organization, Van Nest was getting from bad to worse […]
What perfect way to spent a weekend afternoon than by watching a good old game of baseball…1864 style. On a mild and breezy sunny day, Tom “Big Bat” Fesolowich announced that catching a ball on a bounce was considered an […]
All across the Bronx, community members are marking Memorial Day with ceremonies by honoring those who gave their lives in war. At Peace Memorial Plaza, on the corner of Williamsbridge Road and Pelham Parkway, Assemblyman Mark Gjonaj spoke about the meaning […]
Army veteran, local community activist and our own editor-in-chief here at the Chronicle Sal Conforto was inducted by Senator Jeff Klein into the New York State Veteran’s Hall of Fame. Along with 57 other inductees, Sal is now representing the […]
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