The Bronx Chronicle is proud to announce a new partnership with Stevan “Coach” Lynn and his series, “Coach’s Corner!” Many readers will recall that Stevan has been the charismatic and outgoing host of our previous video installments as well as […]
ALL FLAGS TO FLY AT HALF-STAFF IN HONOR OF YOGI BERRA In honor of Yogi Berra – former Yankees catcher, Navy veteran, and esteemed New Yorker of sharp wit – who passed away last night at the age of […]
Early this morning, the Yogi Berra Museum tweeted, “It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that Yogi Berra passed away Tuesday night at the age of 90.” The NY Yankees organization later tweeted, “We are deeply saddened […]
We can all remember the terrible pain and sorrow inflicted upon us on September 11, 2001. Now, 14 years later, we move forward, but we never forget those we lost in one of the worst attacks in United States history.
Come and Enjoy a night of food, drinks and fun with fellow Bronxites supporting a Great Cause! Crime Victims Support Services of The North Bronx, Inc. Will be hosting a Meet & Greet at Good to Go Restaurant to help […]
As we all enjoy the day off, The Bronx Chronicle asks that we recognize the historical efforts of the American Labor movement in improving the working conditions throughout the United States.
After years of waiting, the Bronx Museum of the Arts will once again boast of a café offering coffee, salads, sandwiches, and pastries. Continuing the Bronx Museum’s commitment to engaging with the local community, the XM Café will be a valuable […]
“What is political corruption and why should we care?” is the provocative topic for the inaugural Museum of Political Corruption’s national essay contest. Founded by Bruce Roter, the Albany-based Museum of Political Corruption was inspired by the seemingly relentless corruption […]
This past Wednesday Amelia Boynton Robinson passed away at the age of 104 It is with much emotion that I and many others who were part of the fight for civil rights in the 1960s mourn a woman who was […]
On Thursday, State Senator Jeff Klein presented the YMCA of Greater New York $200,000 in state funding. Klein presented a mock check to Executive Director of The Bronx YMCA Sharlene Brown, Senior Vice President for Public Affairs at the YMCA […]
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo directed New York State Police to ramp up enforcement efforts as part of a national crackdown on impaired driving. The 20-day campaign, Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over, runs from Aug. 21 to Sept. 7 (Labor […]
Gregory D. Bell, Sr., 68, a military veteran, community activist and founder of Insight for New Housing, died of cancer at the Bronx V.A. Hospital on August 13. City Councilwoman Vanessa L. Gibson remembered Greg Bell as not only a strong […]
The Bronx African Advisory Council (AAC) is hosting an open Community Business Workshop for persons interested in starting and growing their business. Information about small business grants and loan will be made available. Date: Thursday, August 20th Time: 6 pm Location: Bronx […]
New brochure details changes in driver licenses, permits, and IDs, equipping servers with tool to spot fake or altered cards New York State will soon distribute electronic brochures to thousands of bar owners across the state describing the advanced security features […]
Third Annual Concourse Village Family Day Bronx State Senator Ruben Diaz Sr. announced that the Third Annual Concourse Village Family Day will take place this Saturday, August 22, 2015 starting at 12 noon at Concourse Plaza East in the Bronx NY 10451. The […]
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