Bronx Crime Watch: Robbery Suspect, Arrests in Two Shootings

This past fall, police say a single suspect was responsible for seven home burglaries in Norwood and Bedford Park. In almost all of the cases, the suspect entered through the front door during daylight hours and left with as much cash and jewelry as they could carry.

Bronx Notes: Family Resource Day at Library Center, Saturday

The Bronx Library Center, at 310 East Kingsbridge Road, will hold a free family resource day on Saturday, March 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Pre-Function Lobby. Representatives will be there to talk about educational and child care resources as well as summer programs and to give out information to families.

Bronx Business: Seeking Ways to Assist Bronx Entrepreneurs

Immigrants and minorities who want to start and expand businesses in the Bronx face many obstacles, but most entrepreneurs are not aware of the programs out there that can help them overcome those obstacles.

Bronx Stars of Tomorrow: Q&A With Beauty Queen Claudine Williams

Claudine Williams fell just short of her goal of becoming Miss New York 2012. But before the January pageant, the certified math teacher and Norwood resident sat down with the Norwood News to talk about her upbringing in Jamaica, her views on the education system in this country, and the stigma attached to beauty pageant contestants.

Bronx Links, Friday

Good morning, welcome to Breaking Bronx! Here are few links to get you started this Friday. Weather: Cloudy, with temperatures climbing into the mid-40s and maybe some sun later.

Bronx Sports Report: The Borough’s Olympic Hopeful, Plus PSAL Hoops Playoff Update

[Video: From Bronxite John Orozco’s fifth place performance at the World Championships in Tokyo, Japan last year.] Lots of hoops action to get caught up on, but first a few words about John Orozco, the pint-sized Bronx acrobat who is positioning himself to be one of the breakout stars of the 2012 Olympic Games in London this summer. In today’s Wall Street Journal, Aimee Berg wrote an outstanding profile of Orozco (“Gymnast’s Unlikely Bronx Tale”) and his journey to the top ranks of United States gymnastics. Berg starts the piece off with rich details about Orozco’s early athletic feats: hanging

Bronx Notes: Board 7 Parks & Rec Meeting Tonight

Bronx Community Board 7 is holding its Parks & Recreation committee meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the board office, 229A E. 204th St., to discuss a variety of issues.

Bronx Links, Thursday

Good morning! Weather: Cloudy, high of 43, strong chance of rain. Here are the Bronx stories we’re following today.

Court Denies City’s Plea to Reject Injunction, Churches Will Be Allowed to Worship in Schools Until June

The Second Circuit court has denied the Department of Education’s application to have a preliminary injunction lifted on its policy banning worship in school buildings during off-hours. The denial will allow churches and other religious groups to continue worshiping inside city public schools until at least mid-June.