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 […]
The management and staff of the Bronx Chronicle expresses it’s sincere condolences to the Di Pierro family on the passing of Mr. Frank Di Pierro. Mr Frank Di Pierro is the father of Det. Di Pierro of the 49 pct. community […]
Pelham Parkway Neighborhood Association held its first community meeting of 2014 on Tuesday, January 14. Held at the Bronx House, over 60 people attended. A FDNY Fire Safety Education representative led a very informative fire safety presentation, which included life […]
The NYPD’s Twiter account @NYPDNews has posted an extremely troubling account of a perp who is currently at large. The NYPD is in search of the man pictured below, who is described as being a male of medium build at 5 feet 7 […]
Dear Editor, With a New Year and Mayor in place, I am hoping one of the resolutions to be made is to change the zoning guidelines for zero lot allowance building aka lot line to lot line building. While this […]
As we all know the position for New York City Council Speaker is to be filled this Wensday , January 8th. Of the candidates who have actively campaigned for the post, the management of The Bronx Chronicle under the leadership […]
The following is a posted item from Facebook. If you see someone in need please take a moment and help out. Believe me you will feel good about yourself. Written by: Cassandra Kaufman 10:27am Jan 5 Anyone going out this morning, […]
This letter was originally posted on Facebook. Dear editor, We would like to express our full support for City Council Member-elect Ritchie Torres’ decision to back one of the most progressive and independent candidates for City Council Speaker
**UPDATE** 12/31/13 10:10am From the Captain at the 45th precinct: Good Morning, I would like to advise you of an incident that occurred last night at approximately 11:00 PM, Monday December 30th. There was an explosion of fireworks at Baseball […]
A picture is worth a thousand words. I think the answer is self evident…..
In the summers of 1989 and 1990, I spent plenty of time hanging out at Poe Park. Located on the Grand Concourse between East 192nd St and East Kingsbridge Rd, the park is named after American author Edgar Allan Poe. […]
The Bronx Chronicle would like to remind everyone to stay safe and keep warm as the snow comes down out outside today.
At the Metro Center today, State Senator Jeff Klein unveiled an auspicious new Independent Democratic Conference Agenda entitled “Affordable NY” to an audience of over 200 attendees. This new agenda focused on many key points looking to improve the […]
Santa, his helpers, and neighborhood dignitaries , including Bronx Deputy Borough President Aurelia Green, visited a BOLD (Bronx Organization for the Learning Disabled) Nursery School today. Everyone enjoyed fun and festivities with Santa as he listened intently so what the […]
Today, at the convent cross between Unionport Rd. and Victor Street, was a wonderful Christmas Tree lighting. Community patrons gathered to sing carols and share sweets. There was also a toy collection for children of Jacobi Hospital.
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