A.G. Schneiderman Enlists New York’s Colleges And Universities To Combat Grandparent Scam Scam Targeting Seniors Increases In Frequency During School Vacations Like Next Month’s Winter Recess Schneiderman: These Scammers Abuse The Love That Grandparents Have For Their Grandchildren To […]
On Saturday November 15, 2014, Congressman José E. Serrano participated in the Bronx Botanical Garden’s annual Christmas tree and menorah lighting ceremony. The ceremony is part of the Holiday Train Show that is celebrated every year at the botanical garden. […]
Can a President “write law” when it is the job of The Congress? According to Wikipedia, Executive orders are made to help agencies of the Executive Branch of Government, manage their operations. Executive orders generally deal with internal affairs of […]
It is hoped that all Bronxites will join Assemblyman Mark Gjonaj and others in celebrating the 102nd Albanian Independence Day next Sunday, November 30, 2014. As was reported in an earlier column “Albanian Independence Day: Showing our Gratitude”, the Albanian […]
From the desk of Publisher Sal J. Conforto Greetings to all of our readers. As we prepare to celebrate the holidays and interact with our community we see and hear a lot that is going on. As someone who is […]
The Bronx Chronicle continues providing the public service of widespread access to “The Cases Of Interest” by the Bronx District Attorney’s office. Every week we are providing a PDF download of case information. You can download this week’s cases information at the […]
Bronxite’s love their pets and we at The Bronx Chronicle love showing them off! Today meet Prancer! Rescue dog from Posh Pets Rescue and mascot for a Bronx coffee shop, Prancer is owned by Morris Perk founder Lovie Pignata. Prancer […]
New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito visited the Northeast Bronx on November 19th, where she sat down and spoke with dozens of middle- and high school students in the Bronx Youth Empowerment Program (YEP) on Evander Childs Campus on […]
On Friday November 21 Jacobi Medical Center hosted an event celebrating the diverse culture, society, language, art and music of American Indigenous Cultures. The celebration was sponsored by the Jacobi Medical Center Auxiliary in collaboration with The American Indian Community […]
AT&T to Present Teams with Equipment Grants for Next Year’s Tournament Bronx, NY- On Sunday, November 23rd, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. and AT&T’s New York State President Marissa Shorenstein will host a celebration for the Little League teams […]
Currently we have two major projects along the Dyre Avenue Line in your district: Line Structure Rehabilitation and Signal System Line Structure Rehabilitation This project will repair the structural elements of the thru span bridges on the Dyre Avenue Line […]
While New Yorkers have all breathed a sigh of relief that an Ebola-affected quarantined doctor has received a clean bill of health, the heartbreaking epidemic in Africa is still affecting many New Yorkers with questions seeking answers. On Sunday, […]
Beginning November 21, 2014 you can donate a toy and get a gift from us! Toys will be going to families of veterans and active duty members of the military. Drop off at one of our Bronx Zoo Admission Booths. […]
On Wednesday November 19, 2014, the leaders and members from the major New York City LGBT political clubs met jointly at the LGBT Center in Manhattan to discuss the results of the 2014 election, issues and strategies for the 2015 […]
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