Hello Fellow Readers!

The latest edition of the Norwood News, serving Norwood and other Bronx communities, is out with plenty of neighborhood news you can use. We’ve packed the paper with coverage on the historic general election, and our take on what lessons may have been learned.

We first begin with a local story on a move by Community Board 7, the all-volunteer civic panel, looking to take the wheel in deciding Bedford Park’s future look. The Board has hired a consulting firm to carry out an independent study on the needs for the neighborhood, home to a hodgepodge of two-story private homes and residential apartment buildings.

Moving inside the paper and you’ll find stories on how Bronx voters fared this Election Day, and the four lessons learned in this election, which will undoubtedly be examined for years to come.

We also have stories on a Norwood charter school gaining a deeper look at the Bronx River’s ecology, a profile on a Bronx veterans group just in time for Veterans Day, and efforts to lift parking restrictions in one Bedford Park neighborhood.

As usual, the paper’s regular staples are here–Inquiring Photographer, Neighborhood Notes, and Out & About–intended to stoke the conversation or get you out the house.

So check out the latest edition of the Norwood News, and share your thoughts on the paper with me at dcruz@norwoodnews.org.

Until next time!

 

David Cruz