Hip Coffee Houses Reflect a Changing Borough
A new coffee shop located in the South Bronx has received mixed response as some see it as a sign of gentrification.
Posts Tagged 'michael dobuski'
Tea Time in the Bronx
The Bronx Museum of Arts currently features an exhibit based around the theme of tea and how it is involved in our daily existence.
A Tree Grows in The Bronx
Michael examines the history of the Bronx through the life of a tree that lived through various major events in the neighborhood.
April Fools Bring a Headache for the Zoo
The Bronx Zoo is not unlike other zoos across the country, in that they often receive prank calls on April Fools’ Day.
“The Lego Building” Creates a Home for Those in Need
With homelessness affecting over 60,000 people in New York City, one colorful building hopes to help disadvantaged
The Status of Organized Crime in the Bronx
A history of Albanian culture and organized crime in the Bronx is resurfacing as local establishments boast Albanian cuisine.
The Son of Sam, 40 Years Later
The Son of Sam continues to serve his 365 year sentence for the killing spree he began in 1977. His case is currently under review.
Healing at the Bronx’s Botanicals
Herbs and spices have a long history in the Bronx as sources of medicine and connections to various cultures.
Fighting for the Community, by the Community
An elusive fight club tries to give a community a resource to build it up rather than tear it down.
The Fordham Ram 