The Bronx Ink

The Bronx Ink is an online news site providing ongoing coverage from many neighborhoods in the Bronx.

[ThirdAvenueBID @ThirdAvenueBID]

It's not a Bronx summer without Delicioso Coco.

@ThirdAvenueBID CEO @mbradybronx discusses Delicioso Coco and its impact on Third Ave & the Bronx economy in this @BronxInk article.

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[The New Bronx Chamber of Commerce @thenewbxcc]

A Bronx Legacy Business.

In this @BronxInk article Bronx Chamber Legislative Committee Chair speaks about the importance of legacy businesses like @deliciosococohelado_ and it's impact on our Bronx economy.

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Veterans Help Other Veterans Navigate the Complicated Process of Filing for Benefits. @FrancescaTiana reports.

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Bronx Charter School teaches neighborhood art. Not all New York City schools afford children the opportunity to learn about or practice graffiti. @babstolk reports.

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[Eli Tan @elitanjourno]

After 15 years, New York is considering moving on from JPay, it’s controversial prison banker. My first scoop for @nysfocus: https://t.co/N3W5gim1Xb

[New York Focus @nysfocus]

NEW: After a 15-year scandal-plagued run, this year could be prison contractor JPay's last in New York jails and prisons.
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[The Bronx Ink @BronxInk]

The Bronx Welcome Center, the first of its kind in New York City, opened in March as a part of Mayor Eric Adam’s Subway Safety Plan. @Anna__Wester reports.

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Volunteers remove invasive species in Van Cortlandt Park. The park contains 86.2 acres that are protected, which is 88% of all protected wetland acres in the Bronx. @babstolk reports.

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[The Bronx Ink @BronxInk]

Along Jerome Avenue, dozens of Bronx residents have set up vans, offering car washing services. It is unclear whether they have attained the proper licensing to do so. @HenriettaM02 reports.

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Soundview’s Family-Run Hindu Temple Pioneers Efforts for Diwali to Become an Official Holiday in NYC. @VithlaniMansi reports

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New York City Says Bronx Pedestrian Pathway Lawsuit Should be Dismissed, Case is ‘Moot’. @clwcnyc reports.

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Remaining Quonset hut serves as a reminder of current New York City housing crisis. @VithlaniMansi reports.

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The Excelsior scholarship program fails to reach Bronx residents.

A report published by Urban Institute states that 68 percent of funds awarded through the Excelsior scholarship went to middle-income students. @LindseyChoo reports.

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Kingsbridge Heights Community Center needs $2 million in repairs to keeps its doors open on Kingsbridge Terr. Community members use this building for meals, education, childcare and much more. @LeavensMckenna reports.

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Community Board Member Requests Stronger Communications from DOHMH. @tatehewitt reports.

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Moodies Records has persisted despite the shift from vinyl to digital, and in the face of big brands like T-Mobile moving into the storefronts on White Plains Rd. and Westchester Ave. @thelizfoster reports.

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More than 500 people registered for the Bronx District Attorney’s annual 5k Run/Walk/Jog event last Saturday, as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. @Imogenmcn00 reports.
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In a public hearing last Tuesday, the Committee of Transportation and Infrastructure voted in favor of urging Mayor Eric Adams to start working towards increasing the number of public bathrooms in the city. @Anna__Wester reports.
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