(Photo c/o Steve Slaylon) The Mute Swan is a living picture of beauty with its long elegant necks and snow white plumage. It is often considered a symbol of fertility and love but to the New York State Department of […]
Photo by Michael Yagoda
Photo by Michael Yagoda
Photo by Nilka Martell
This recent Facebook status of Fordham University professor and long time outspoken community activist Prof. Mark Naison highlights what has become the theme of the recent transition in city government in our fair city, the tale of two cities, of […]
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 […]
Photo by Michael Yagoda
They say a picture is worth a thousand words and anyone who knows me knows that I constantly use the phrase a video is worth a thousand pictures. Simply put, I have no words. Just watch for a few seconds, […]
Pic by Michael Yagoda
Pic by Michael Yagoda
It was cold but they didn’t mind. In fact? They relished it! They rushed the water and downright attacked it.
Pic by Michael Yagoda
Photo by Michael Yagoda
Pic by Michael Yagoda
New York City Councilman Andy King and the Bronx Youth Empowerment Program hosted a “Celebrating Our History” program at 11 a.m Wednesday at Evander Childs High School Campus in the Northeast Bronx, honoring former Mayor David Dinkins and activist NAACP New […]
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