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Bronx Times > News Bronx Times-Reporter The community is hopeful that a large vacant retail space at an East Gun Hill Road shopping mall may soon be a supermarket.
St. Barnabas parish in Woodlawn celebrated its centennial with a salute to civil servants and the legal community.
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Sometimes, “it takes a village” just to have a child, nevermind raise one.
Max Mitchell One of the oldest businesses in the borough is calling it quits after 124 years. Previous Bronx Times HeadlinesSeptember 3rd, 2010 Community Appreciation BBQ a successPelham Bay’s first ever Community Appreciation Day barbecue was a big success, drawing the community out to rediscover a jewel in its own backyard.City Island holds emotional reunionResidents of City Island held a reunion for past and present islanders that filled Ambrosini Ballfields and Playground for two days.Librarian retires after 17 years on City IslandAfter 31 years of service to the New York Public Library, a beloved City Island librarian is checking out.Survivors and friends gear up for breast cancer walkBronxites are ready to make strides against breast cancer.Shipman's closes up shopOne of the oldest businesses in the borough is calling it quits after 124 years.Saint Barnabas celebrates centennialSt. Barnabas parish in Woodlawn celebrated its centennial with a salute to civil servants and the legal community.Couple invites help in quest for a childSometimes, “it takes a village” just to have a child, nevermind raise one.ShopRite in talks for an East Gun Hill Road storeThe community is hopeful that a large vacant retail space at an East Gun Hill Road shopping mall may soon be a supermarket.Schools hope to bring 'success' to south BronxTwo new schools in the south Bronx are unlike any others in the area.Rally continues vigorous fight for Parkway treesCommunity leaders will be there every step of the way to save the beautiful mature lindens and oaks on Pelham Parkway from the axe.Metro Center lights up for Mother TeresaOn what would have been her 100th birthday, the management of the Hutchinson Metro Center lit its buildings in blue and white for Mother Teresa.Illegaly divided house on Holland Ave burnsAn overcrowded house on Holland Avenue was the scene of a fire some believe happened because an absentee landlord created illegal subdivided apartments.Waterbury Ave footbridge close to completionWork is progressing on the Waterbury Avenue pedestrian bridge being reconstructed by the NYS Department of Transportation. Much of the railing and fencing is now in place.Crossway church boots three Gregori supportersThree worshipers at the Crossway Christian Center who have been vocal in their loyalty to the former pastor, Mark Gregori, are getting the boot.August 28th, 2010 Throggs Neck actress now performing off-broadwayLauren Luciano is setting her sights on Broadway after a successful acting debut in an off-broadway production of a lighthearted comedy.Defenders of Parkway trees ratchet up effortsThe fight to stop city agencies from cutting down 67 beautiful trees as part of the Pelham Parkway reconstruction is gaining steam.St. Athanasius Parish protests new pastorDisenchanted and angry parishioners at St. Athanasius Parish rallied outside the church, calling for the new pastor’s removal.Elected officals ask for community input on Technical GroupA large group of elected officials are questioning plans by the Department of Design and Construction to evaluate the removal of 80 trees during the Pelham Parkway reconstruction, and are calling for more community involvement.Parkchester protests bus discontinuanceResidents of Parkchester and the surrounding communities are fed up with commuting headaches stemming from te discontinuance of on the Bx14 bus.Pastor Gregori loses appealA national church council has upheld the decision to remove a pastor from the Throggs Neck church where he has preached for three decades.Elected officials call for stiff penalties for illegally parked trucksLegislators and community leaders from Throggs Neck are calling on Governor Paterson to sign a bill that would impose stiff penalties for trucks parked illegally on residential streets. The bill is now on his desk, awaiting signature.Waterbury Avenue pedestrian bridge work almost doneThe Waterbury Avenue pedestrian overpass is finally receiving permanent repairs and should be open in time for school. |
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