Lead In Bronx Schools Exceeds EPA Standards
The health department changes its method of testing metal concentration in New York water supply.
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Only Barnes & Noble in the Bronx Closes
Companies such as Apple, Amazon and now Barnes & Noble are not including the Bronx in their business plan
Interns Practice Preservation at Woodlawn
Woodlawn Conservancy held a Summer Preservation Training Program, which proved to be a “symbiotic relationship” between the Conservancy and the Bronx community.
Back in the Bronx Series: The Stories Behind the Borough
Fordham’s own Dr. Naison will be at the Bronx Museum of the Arts Sept. 24 reading excerpts from his latest book “Before the Fires.”
Arthur Avenue Celebrates Ferragosto
Businesses on Arthur Avenue held the 19th consecutive Ferragosto Festival on Sunday, with plenty of food to eat, music to listen to, and tradition to appreciate.
NYS Lieutenant Governor Delivers Address in Tognino Hall
Kathy Hochul spoke about Cuomo’s plan to reduce the Bronx unemployment rate and help local businesses, among other initatives.
Local Restaurant Owners Share Story at Gentrification Discussion
The Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition hosted an event on gentrification in the Bronx last week.
Four New Metro North Stations to be Built in the Bronx
The MTA announced that four more new Metro North stations will be established in the Bronx.
Inside Fordham from Outside the Bronx
Senior Jeff Coltin reflects on 3 years of work with The Fordham Ram as the Bronx Correspondent.
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