Bronx Chronicle Photo of the Day: Feb 12, 2014
Pic by Michael Yagoda
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They Lived
Has anyone seen the moving commercials recently by Subaru showing a severely destroyed car, and many folks in the pipeline to the car graveyard tell everyone they meet along they way, “They lived? ” Seen those? The truth of […]
Bronx Chronicle Photo of the Day: Feb 11, 2014
Pic by Nilka Martell
Bronx Chronicle Photo of the Day : Feb 10, 2014
Photo by Michael Yagoda
Bronx Chronicle Photo of the Day : Feb 9, 2014
Photo by Michael Yagoda
Bronx Chronicle Photo of the Day : Feb 8, 2014
Photo by Michael Yagoda
Bronx Chronicle Photo of the Day : Feb 7, 2014
Photo by Michael Yagoda
Bronx Chronicle Photo of the Day : Feb 6, 2014
Photo by Michael Yagoda
The Bronx General Post Office Reimagined As A Chelsea Market / Eataly Hybrid With A Bronx Twist?
Written by Ed García Conde Landmark For Sale Last year in February we first broke the story that the United States Postal Service planned on selling the Bronx General Post Office. Subsequently the story was immediately picked up by the […]
Should horses be off NYC streets? Looking at all sides of the issue.
“It’s over,” said New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio at a press conference last month. Since before his inauguration, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has been a part of a scandal between animal rights groups and carriage […]
The Bronx should not be an afterthought when it comes to preparing for the next disaster
During Hurricane Sandy that occurred in late October 2012, many thought that the Bronx was fortunate that it was not as devastated as the other four boroughs were, particularly those communities along the Atlantic Ocean. Likewise, when we see the […]
Andrew Freedman Home
The Andrew Freedman Home, located on the Grand Concourse, has always struck my curiosity. Set behind a huge lawn, the four story terraced gray limestone palazzo style structure, takes up the entire block at 166th Street to McClellan Street.
The Bronx Chronicle remembers Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Bronx Chronicle would like us all to remember the history and lasting legacy of the man and legend that was Martin Luther King, Jr. Across the nation today, millions of Americans are taking time out to reflect on the […]
NYC Carriage Horse Trade Another Perspective
Carriage Horse with harness sores. Untreated and still working. Written by Sal Conforto, Publisher Into the rancor created by both sides of the carriage horse issue in NYC I would like to add my opinion. Let’s suppose in an […]
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