Last week at an unrelated event, William Lyons, Vice President of Mitsubishi/Fuso Truck of America told a Bronx Chronicle reporter that noise from the refrigeration units aboard FreshDirect diesel-fueled trucks are a problem but one which should be resolved when […]
The Southwest Pennsylvania Environmental Health Project recently visited New York State to report on phase one of our New York Environmental Health Study. This study focuses on air exposures and potential health effects resulting from the transmission of natural gas […]
Father Louis Gigante, credited with helping to rebuild major stretches of the South Bronx after the devastation of the Seventies, was honored at a Family Day celebration at his former church, St. Athanasius in Longwood, on Saturday, July 8. Presenting […]
CASEY JONES RIDES AGAIN… Eight cars of a CSX freight train unexpectedly derailed, cutting off tens of thousands of commuters of Amtrak’s Northeast Regional and Acela Express lines. The crash was reported at 9:15 a.m. on Wednesday, October 5, […]
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW By Senator Rev. Rubén Díaz District 32 Bronx County Make Toplessness in Public Illegal for Everyone You should know that some time ago, Times Square used to be the pits of the nation where criminals, drug […]
Serendipity smiles upon us Now that Hillary Clinton has jumpstarted her quest for the Democratic presidential nomination with cross-country listening tour aboard her “Scooby” van to Iowa and other early primary states, The Bronx Chronicle relaunches our popular Bronx Pets […]
Come on out tonight to the Point for a Town Hall meeting regarding Waterfront Justice issues.
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