I am saddened that the Norwood News will cease to play its pivotal role in The Bronx as a vital source of local news and information. Its intrepid reporters and journalists, Síle Moloney and David Greene, will be sorely missed for their thoughtful, thorough and astute coverage.

 

They covered Norwood and the broader Bronx community with professionalism, fairness, accuracy and genuine compassion. When reporting on my office’s work and community events, they brought stories to life with detailed reporting, and photographs capturing the sorrow of victims, the joy of our 5K runs, and the solidarity of our anti-gun violence marches.

 

Síle Moloney was never afraid to ask pointed questions, while David Greene took the time to verify facts with our public information officers.  Their commitment to responsible journalism helped keep our community informed and our public institutions accountable.

I will deeply miss the Norwood News and the important role it played in The Bronx. Thank you to Síle, David, and the entire Norwood News team for your dedicated service to our community.

 

If you are a victim of domestic violence, you can call the Bronx District Attorney’s Crime Victims Assistance Bureau at (718) 590-2115.

As previously reported, the nonprofit, Freedom Youth NYC, has long been working to help survivors of both domestic abuse and human trafficking in The Bronx. Email Moniqueriley@freedomyouthfamilyjusticecenter.org or call (929) 612-3667 for more information.

 

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Darcel D. Clark is the Bronx District Attorney for Bronx County since January 2016.

 

Editor’s Note: Freelance photographer Miriam Quiñones, among others, captured many of the district attorney’s 5K runs that each year raise awareness of domestic violence, among other events.