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Love in The Bronx
Love is in the air and on Feb. 14, across the globe, millions celebrated Valentine’s Day. At one Norwood store, we were told flower sales were up by a whopping 70 percent. So, is it just another opportunity to make a quick buck or is there merit in reminding people of love? To find out, we are grateful to those Bronxites who were brave enough to talk to us about their own love stories.
Op-Ed: Preserving Woodlawn: A Stand Against Overdevelopment
On Monday, Feb. 12, the Woodlawn Heights Taxpayers and Community Association gathered at the Rambling House for a critical meeting. The focus of the discussion revolved around the alarming proposal by The City of Yes for Housing Opportunity initiative, developed by NYC Department of City Planning, which lays out potential changes throughout the city that will be significant and could have detrimental effects on the cherished neighborhood of Woodlawn.
Norwood: Man Sought for Stealing Flowers at Gunpoint
Wakefield: HPD Launches Affordable Housing Lottery for Units at 909 East 229th Street
UnitedHealthcare and Montefiore Health System Reach Agreement on Healthcare Plan
UnitedHealthcare and Montefiore Health System (Montefiore) have reached an agreement which UnitedHealthcare says ensures its members who are enrolled in New York UnitedHealthcare Community Plan (Medicaid), Medicare Advantage, and Group Retiree plans have access to Montefiore’s providers and hospitals in New York, effective Feb. 1, 2024.
Fordham Heights: Group Sought for Gang Assault & Robbery of Teenage Girls
Neighborhood Notes: Poe Park Playground Renovation, Open Street Applications & More!
Adams Touts Funding for Housing, Women in the Workforce, Lowering Medical Debt in State of the City Address
New York City Mayor Eric Adams delivered his third annual State of the City address on Wednesday, Jan. 24, at Hostos Community College in the South Bronx. During his address, the mayor shared what he said was the progress made over the past two years, and laid out plans for what he called a “future-focused vision for working-class New Yorkers” during his address.
