Preservation
Op-Ed: Missing Voices from NYC’s Post-9/11 Fallen Service Member Memorial
Memorials are sacred spaces. They offer a place for remembrance, reflection and connection, while also educating future generations. An example of this is the Queens Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a decade-long project spearheaded by Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 32 and then–Borough President Melinda Katz.
Bedford Park: Three Injured in Residential Fire on Grand Concourse
BP Hosts Annual 9/11 Day of Remembrance Ceremony on 24th Anniversary of the September 11th Attacks
Local Bronxite Has Fond Memories of Jazz Legend Eddie Palmieri following his Death at 88
Local Puerto Rican Bronxite David Claudio has fond memories of witnessing the musical genius of the late renowned jazz legend Eddie Palmieri up close. As reported, Palmieri died Wednesday, Aug. 6, at the age of 88. An NEA Jazz Master and ten-time Grammy Award winner, Palmieri was a bandleader, arranger and composer of salsa and Latin jazz.
Tributes Paid to Bronx Legend Edde Palmieri after Death at 88
New Mexican Owner Keeps Greek Tradition Going at Nick’s Garden Coffee Shop
UPDATE Allerton: Bronx Tenants from 2910 Wallace Avenue Demand City Action to Return Home After Devastating Fire
The Legal Aid Society joined Assemblyman John Zaccaro Jr. (A.D. 80), City Councilman Kevin Riley (C.D. 12) and some of the 250 displaced tenants of 2910 Wallace Avenue from the Allerton section of The Bronx on Friday, July 11, to demand justice to ensure the affected families can return to their homes, exactly six months after a massive 5-alarm fire ravaged their apartment building in January 2025, injuring eight and displacing over 250 families.
