More than 9,000 UnitedHealthcare employer-sponsored health plan participants in New York, including Oxford Health-branded plans, will have access to improved care coordination and enhanced health services, according to Montefiore Medical Center, as a result of a new collaborative program between Montefiore […]
Owner Pedro Rosario and expert volunteer Danielle Benhrahim This past Saturdays Fundraiser Bakesale was a fun event. Coloring time, courtesy of Lovie Pignata Of Morris Perk. Also in attendance was The Bronx’s own Baron Ambrosia, and Bronx Chronicle Staff Annie […]
Calling all JOB OPENINGS! The Bronx Chronicle is proud to announce that it will post job wanted ads FREE of charge. If your office, organization or business is looking for the right person please contact us by sending an e-mail to: annieb@thebronxchronicle.com Please […]
On Thursday, March 13th, VISIONS, which assists people of all ages who are blind or visually impaired to lead independent and active lives, held their 21st Annual Bronx Advisory Board Dinner at the F&J Pine Restaurant to recognize those who […]
McDonald’s is projecting that it may lose some profits in the near future as patrons are realizing its wrong for fast food chains to not offer a living wage to its workers, according to a filing the company made with […]
When the last brewery in the Bronx closed down over 70 years ago, it took with it a piece of Bronx industry and history. That story is about to be rewritten now that the Gun Hill Brewery, headed by Kieran […]
On Saturday, February 22, the Bronx Beer Hall hosted the first ever Bronx Craft Beer Day as part of the city’s Beer Week event. Drawing hundreds of people in this all day event, Bronxites took a break from the cold […]
Guest post written by Bronx Hipster’s Ruth Papazian Family-owned Ann Clair’s Salumeria has been the home of “The Big Sandwich” in the East Bronx neighborhood of Morris Park for more than 40 years. It takes roughly 15 minutes and seven pounds […]
All to often in the last 30 years popular and in many cases self serving wisdom has dictated that the age of American industrial no-how and profitability is a thing of the past. This wisdom would often pontificate on how […]
Ritchie Torres Helping out at Thanksgiving Day Food Bank Today Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito today announced that Councilman Ritchie Torres […]
Our Bronx Councilman Jimmy Vacca who represents the 34 Council District was today appoint Deputy Leader of the New York City Council and Chairman of the Committee on Technology. At a time when our city is on the verge of […]
HomeFirst Down Payment Assistance Program Many New Yorkers want to buy a home but don’t have enough money saved for their down payment and closing costs. As part of Mayor Bloomberg’s and now Mayor de Blasio’s “New Housing Marketplace […]
Dear Friend, This afternoon, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo delivered his 2014 State of the State address, building on the successes of his first three years offering a comprehensive plan for the future of our state.
By Edward Krudy ALBANY, New York (Reuters) – New York Governor Andrew Cuomo pressed signature issues such as cutting taxes, revitalizing worn infrastructure and boosting
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