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Neighborhood Notes: Rent Guidelines Board Public Meeting, Tibbetts Brook Daylighting Public Hearing & More!
Future of Van Cortlandt Jewish Center Still Uncertain
The future of Van Cortlandt Jewish Center (VCJC), as well as the many programs it provides, continues to remain in jeopardy as its representatives negotiate with a developer to sell the property, along with a private home the center owns on the block. Simultaneously, community residents, congregants, and users of VCJC are hoping the center’s management will listen to their concerns and how its potential closure would leave a void in the community.
Inquiring Photographer: Voters’ Most Pressing Concerns When Casting Their Ballots in Presidential Primaries
UPDATE Solar Eclipse Watch Party at Lehman & Free Solar Eclipse Glasses from NYPL & Safety Tips & More
Con Edison Restoring Customers’ Power Following Damaging Winds and Drenching Rainstorms
Harlem Man Charged with Murder of Bronx Acquaintance, Dismembering & Decapitating Him
Mt Hope: Death of 5-Year-Old Twins inside East 175th Street Building Ruled a Homicide
UPDATE Dinowitz Reads to Children, Attends Anti-Hate Photo Exhibit at Hostos Community College
City Council Member Eric Dinowitz (C.D. 11), a Democrat who represents much of the northwest Bronx, spent the morning of March 4 reading to children at the Hostos Children’s Center at Hostos Community College in Mott Haven, and later attending the College’s newly opened anti-hate photo exhibit series at Hostos Research Center.