After months of construction, the Mosholu Parkway #4 subway station has reopened, with the unveiling of an entrance that hasn’t been used in over 30 years.

Acting as if every second counted, Melinda Figueroa and Carla White frantically flew around Cookie’s Kids Department Store, grabbing clothes with abandon. As it turns out, they only had a total of 90 seconds.

In a rematch of last season’s CUNY Athletic Conference Championship game, the No. 1 seeded Baruch College Bearcats women’s basketball team beat the No. 3 seeded Lehman College Lightning on Feb. 22. Despite a late run to pull within three points of Baruch, the defending champion Lightning fell to the Bearcats 71-60.

The Monroe College men’s and women’s basketball teams both completed successful regular seasons last week and played in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region XV Tournament.

A listing of community events, programs and services for our readers in the northwest Bronx and beyond.

A listing of exhibits, performances and other events for our readers in the northwest Bronx and beyond.

Upset with what they call a sudden, exorbitant and unwarranted rent hike, tenants from a North Fordham building stormed the Riverdale offices of their landlord group last week and demanded they drop the increase.

Security officers at Fordham University are unhappy. They say their pay checks are too small, their health benefits are costly and inadequate, they have no retirement plan and they fear they could lose their jobs at a moment’s notice. They blame their bosses and their union.

Nearly lost amid the sweeping roundup of more than 60 members of the Gambino crime family two weeks ago was the indictment of Anthony Delevescovo, director of tunneling for Schiavone Construction, which has $1.3 billion in contracts with the city’s Department of Environmental Protection, including more than $300 million for work at the DEP’s Croton Water Filtration Plant in Van Cortlandt Park.